Four Kachinas Inn & Hotel

We enjoyed our stay. We are self sufficient travelers so we were happy in a nicely appointed, quiet room with very comfortable beds. Easy access to breakfast in the morning was a plus. I felt the room was a bit crowded with the various furnishings but that is a matter of personal taste. We will return.

My daughter and I spent several nights in Santa Fe while driving across country. The Inn accommodations, helpful staff, food, and location to downtown Santa Fe were excellent. The room was quiet, clean, and comfortable. We enjoyed the tasty breakfast in the courtyard. The gracious staff accommodated a few special needs we had during our stay. We also enjoyed the small, tree covered private patio attached to our room. We left our car at the Inn and enjoyed walking to restaurants, museums, and galleries downtown. We would absolutely stay at Four Kachinas again.

Will be returning and using this a home base when visiting Santa Fe. Location is an easy 10 minute walk to the plaza. The rooms are comfortable, the private patio is quiet and a delight for enjoying that first cup of coffee, then on to the very simple but substantial breskfast. The the friendly staff took excellent care of us and even managed an emergency laundry load after a weather mishap.

The room was amenable and cozy but the air conditioning was insufficient. What's the forecast in is made up for it what's an excellent eggs benedict and assortment of fruits.

Four Kachinas is a beautiful B&B on a side street across from the State House. In addition to 2 rooms in the main building, it has 4 ground level rooms with entry off a hidden central courtyard and each has its own private patio. Breakfast was wonderful and included fruit plus a hot entree and was served in the central breakfast room off the central courtyard. The staff is very pleasant and anxious to please. There are a small fridge and a small freezer for guests to share. The location is good for walking to the Plaza area and parking is not too plentiful. There is a great smaller grocery store around the corner plus food trucks. There are plenty of shops in the Plaza area and be sure to check out the Native American artists along the front of the Palace of the Governors. If you are in the Chimayo area, check out the Rancho de Chimayo restaurant. It has great food and has been operated by the same family for 60 years. We ate there after visiting Bandelier Natl Monument.

My wife and I had a romantic night in downtown Santa Fe and loved our stay at this B&B. It was very walkable to lots of great restaurants and shops. The host was very friendly and even mailed back something I left which was above and beyond service. Highly recommended for anyone staying in Santa Fe!