One of the most beautiful spots in the entire country, Santa Fe, New Mexico is a fabulous tourist destination for the entire family. However, by and large, visiting the “City Different” does not come cheap. Dotted with high-end galleries and fine restaurants, Santa Fe is notoriously expensive, especially when it comes to lodging.
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Artists are, pardon the pun, “drawn” to Santa Fe. In fact, Santa Fe may be one of the last true artists’ colonies in the United States. They come for the picturesque environment. They come to gather together to be inspired by one another. But the biggest reason they come is because […]

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Hotels in Santa Fe are notoriously expensive. As a world-class artists’ village, resort colony, and spa and ski destination, hotels in “the City Different” are geared to cater to the needs of the well-heeled on vacation. Premier downtown hotels can command more than $1500 a night during high season. “Moderately” priced hotels […]

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Located just 16 miles east of Santa Fe, the 12,000 foot tall Tesuque Peak offers challenges to skiers of all levels. With an annual snowfall topping 220 inches a year, and a 1600-foot vertical drop, this is a popular spot for both local and visiting skiers. With a chair-lift capacity of 7800 visitors […]

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People visit Santa Fe New Mexico for many reasons. Some come for winter sports at Ski Santa Fe. Others enjoy Santa Fe’s cultural scene. A trip to Santa Fe New mexico can also be a trip through American history, especially if you spend a day exploring the Santa Fe Trail.
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If you’re been researching a trip to Santa Fe, you’ve probably got a pretty good idea how expensive this region can be for visitors. Just getting here can be pricey. Most major airlines do not fly to Santa Fe. As a result most visitors (who aren’t driving themselves here) must fly to […]

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Traveling with a beloved family pet to Santa Fe can be a challenge. Most places have a no-pets policy. Those that don’t often charge outrageous pet deposits, and add considerable nightly charges to their rental rates.
At the Santa Fe Sleep Inn, we’re animal lovers ourselves. We understand that to some people, a family […]

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One of the most popular historical sites in all of Santa Fe is the El Rancho de las Golondrinas. Once the last stopping point on the historic El Camino Royal (the Royal Road), today this 200 acre ranch functions as a living history museum. Adults and children alike will be fascinated by glimpses […]

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Santa Fe’s Museum of Indian Arts and Culture is a must-see for anyone fascinated by the history and arts of America’s original citizens. The museum is home to an astonishing wealth of Indian artifacts, most of which are on permanent display. Considered one of the most significant historical museums in the entire Southwest, […]

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For sports enthusiasts, Santa Fe offers nearly unlimited recreational possibilities. If you’re looking for Santa Fe motels with inside knowledge about the best ways to spend fun in the Santa Fe sun, you’ve come to the right place. At the Santa Fe Sleep Inn, we’re local authorities on all the fun outdoor things […]

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