Inn of The Governors in Santa Fe, a 7 Hotels in 7 Days Review
December 17, 2012
Located just two blocks from the Plaza of Santa Fe, the Inn of the Governors is a wonderful find. Its central location is great for exploring the historic district and the pool adds an attraction for families and sun worshipers.
The lobby offers comfortable seating, a concierge and computer access. A small restaurant and bar is located adjacent but connected to the property. A nice buffet breakfast in the restaurant was included with my room. Inns Website
Basic rooms are pretty standard motel room sized. The rooms are beautifully decorated with items native to the Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico area. For more info on Santa Fe click here.
Pottery, woven baskets, historic photographs, contemporary Native American art & Spanish inspired metal work. An interesting collection worthy of a hotel in the old historic district of Santa Fe.
My bed was a little soft but acceptable. Linens and towels were also acceptable. Room was very clean. Plenty of light and comfortable chairs. The desk was a bit crowded with stuff. I had to clear most of it to work on the desktop. The wooden desk chair was a little hard. WiFi signal was strong and fast.
The bath was small but well equipped, clean and bright.
Pool is just of the lobby and is small but big enough for a refreshing dip on a warm New Mexico day.
Colorful flower boxes line the hotel's handrails and add a splash of color. The grounds are very well maintained. Unlike many other hotels and inns in the Santa Fe historic area the Inn of the Governors does not have a resort or parking fee.