3 Star Hotels in Santa Fe, NM

Me and my partner spent 10 days there( September 10-26) on vacation and for my birthday. From the moment we checked in( before 4 because the plane was early),an upgrade because of the amount of time we were spending there, to the free shuttle, helping us plan the day.....just everything. Warm cookies and excellent service greeted us everyday. Tina Roberts, Guest Services/Concierge, was EXCELLENT-*******She could tell you anything, where to eat, visit, times, easiest routes and so on. Manager, Al Holzgruber,was also EXCELLENT*******He made our stay so worth while. The whole staff was faboo. The breakfasts were out of this world. Love this gem.

While not glamorous or posh, the Villas de Santa Fe was the perfect place for our Santa Fe visit. The Plaza was well within walking distance (10 minutes) and the free shuttle would take you anywhere within 4 miles (7 am - 10 pm). I cannot say enough nice things about the staff, who went out of their way to make sure we knew where the best restaurants, attractions and night spots were. Grocery, drug store and Starbucks are less than a minutes away by car, and walkable for able bodied people. Pool and hot tub were somewhat small, but know there's a bigger hot tub in the courtyard of the second building (which is also much quieter than the pool / hot tub area behind the main building). We stayed a week and only had maid service once, but then again, we weren't paying full price.

It was a good location and the professional service was grat. Very good breakfast. We were there in off season so the rates were a bargain. Would defiunitely return.

We stopped here on a two day motorcycle trip to Colorado from Texas. We read great reviews and decided to give it a try. We were not disspapointed. Nicely appointed room, and short walk to the Plaza. Breakfast in the morning was great and the staff was friendly.

The room was very nice. The hotel was interesting and is in a great location. You won't find a nicer hotel at this price in downtown Santa Fe.  They also serve a great breakfast at the patio restaurant on the second floor...although it is not included.

We visited in October 2012 for a full week. The Fort Marcy Suites are great for a family. Our room was spacious and convenient to the historic district of Santa Fe. The decor was nice and the corner fireplace was enjoyable. We really enjoyed our time there, but there were a few minor drawbacks. We were expecting a foldout bed in the living room, but it was a simple couch, which caused us some challenges arranging three clildren and two adults in two beds. The pool closed at 7:00, which was very inconvenient for post-sightseeing relaxation, and the kids were rabid to swim. The hot tub was small and the jets weren't working. We also had some spider issues with fall coming on, but that was fairly expected and I'm brave and was able to recue the children. It would have been good to have firewood available in the office for purchase. Overall, we loved the comfort, decor, and locale. We recommend the Fort Marcy Suites.

The hotel staff was first class; all were kind, considerate and went out of their way to make sure the stay was perfect. The walls in our area seemed solid, as we didn't hear our neighbors unless they slammed their doors. There are no sheers in the windows, so beware if you're the type to prefer natural light with privacy.

We stayed for four nights during 4th of july.  the location is great for walking to the plaza.  It is also good if you want to visit outside of Santa Fe as it is convenient to the main road through Santa Fe.  Breakfast was good but not great (we usually do not eat a large breakfast - OJ seemed fresh, fruit was good).  We found the bed (king size) to be quite comfortable.  Room was good sized.  Staff was good.  Perhaps having Hilton Honors helps?

I've stayed at this property many times when it was called The Territorial Inn. I've always liked the location and the hotel. About 3 or four years ago, The Territorial Inn closed and was going to be turned into office condos of all things. Then a recession hit and one time about a year or two ago I was looking for a room in Santa Fe for a friend (I live in Taos now) and found this hotel with a familiar address on Marcy called Luxx. It was the reincarnation of the Territorial Inn. Since then, I've stayed twice and it's perhaps even more lovely than it was before. Some might miss the breakfast, but for me that's no loss. The rooms are nicer than before with flat panel TVs and a Netflix connection along with cable. The wireless is better and the whole hotel is upgraded from it's previous self. It's not a high end hotel, but certainly luxurious enough for me. I'll stay there again when I need to spend a night in Santa Fe. The location is terrific as well. All of the attractions and restaurants are within walking distance as it's only a block from the Plaza and about 4 blocks from Canyon Road.