The Inn is located just steps from the plaza district, the cultural heart
of the city. Over 200 galleries and five museums in this small city
showcase an incredible range of arts and artifacts while the natural
surroundings offer endless possibilities for leisure and relaxation.

Select Superior Room(Deluxe Room): This generously sized, 410-square-foot room features a king-size four-poster bed, hand-crafted furnishings and a gas-lit kiva fireplace. Some Select Superior Rooms also feature balconies with chaise lounges. AMENITIES Television & VCR Access to video library In-room safe Mini bar Coffee maker Wireless Internet access Organic toiletries Twice-daily housekeeping services Complimentary newspaper daily

Deluxe Room(Deluxe Room): Maximum Occupancy 4 The hotels premier accommodation offers 500 square feet of Santa Fe charm including a comfortable sitting area, a king-size four-poster bed, handcrafted furnishings and a gas-lit kiva fireplace. A select amount of Deluxe Rooms also feature balconies. AMENITIES Television & VCR Access to video library In-room safe Mini bar Coffee maker Wireless Internet access Organic toiletries Twice-daily housekeeping services Complimentary newspaper daily

Traditional Room(Standard Room): The cozy 300-square-foot Traditional Room features a four-poster king-size bed or two twin-size beds, hand-crafted furnishings and a gas-lit kiva fireplace.

Superior Room(Standard Room): This 370-square-foot room is available with a four-poster king-size bed or two twin-size beds and accented with hand-crafted furnishings and a gas-lit kiva fireplace.

The Anasazi Restaurant - Inn of the Anasazi is also pleased to welcome Martin Rios as Executive
Chef for the Hotel, where he will be responsible for our own Four Star Four Diamond renowned
restaurant, the Anasazi.  An accomplished chef having received the esteemed honors of Chef of
the Year by the city of Santa Fe and by the state of New Mexico, Chef Rios joins Inn of the
Anasazi with worldwide experience in the culinary arts.  For the past eight years, Chef Rios
acted as Executive Chef for The Old House, one of New Mexico's top restaurants.  Chef Rios'
innovative approach to food might most appropriately be called contemporary global cuisine. 
Chef Rios' distinguished style, pairing Southwestern and Asian influences with a refined
French technique, has earned him a plethora of praise in the culinary world.  His menu changes
frequently, as he fuses choice seasonal fare and regional ingredients available with his
signature sauces.

Hiking White-water rafting on the Rio Grande River Fly-fishing (June to Sept.) Mountain biking

Golf at Santa Fe Country Club, Marty Sanchez Links de Santa Fe and Pueblo de Cochiti Skiing and

snowboarding at Ski Santa Fe, Angel Fire, Pajarito Mountain, Red River, Sandia Peak, Sipapu,

Ski Apache, Wolf Creek and Taos Ski Valley

Albuquerque Airport
Departing the Albuquerque Airport:Follow Sunport Boulevard to Interstate 25 North. Exit to I-25 North Off of Sunport Boulevard. Stay in the middle lane until past the I-40 junction. Follow Interstate 25 North to Santa Fe. Santa Fe is approximately one hour (60 miles) from Albuquerque. Take Old Pecos Trail Exit North, Exit #284. Left on Old Pecos TrailFollow Old Pecos Trail to the third stoplight and turn right to stay on Old Pecos Trail. (This will be the intersection of Saint Michaels Drive and Old Pecos Trail.)Continue to follow Old Pecos Trail to Paseo de Peralta and turn right. (Paseo de Peralta is the third stoplight. Just before reaching Paseo de Peralta, Old Pecos Trail becomes Old Santa Fe Trail.)Follow Paseo de Peralta to the stop sign at Marcy Street and turn left. (Marcy Street is the first street after the light at Palace Avenue, and there is a four way stop at the intersection.)Follow Marcy Street to Washington Avenue and turn left. Washington Avenue will be the first stoplight on Marcy Street. The Inn of the Anasazi will be the third building on the left. Pull up to the curb in front of the Inn and the valets will assist you there. Please do not park in the garage. If you encounter any difficulties along the way, call the Inn at 505-988-3030. If you ask in Santa Fe for directions, the Inn is just off the Northeast corner of the Plaza. If Washington is blocked off due to events on the Plaza, let the officers at the barricade know that you are checking into the Inn and they may let you pass. If they do not please find a place to park and walk down to the Inn and your valets will assist you.

Area Airports: Albuquerque Airport

Areas Served: Santa Fe

Check In Policy:

4PM

12PM

Reservations must be cancelled at least 14 days prior to arrival date to avoid a penalty of 1
night stay plus tax. No-Show Fee: 1 night stay plus tax. - Exceptions may apply during
holidays, special events or conventions.