Santa Fe Discount Bookings with Accommodation Texas

We dined in the Coyote Cantina after a drive in on US 285 from Denver. The walk to Coyote was well-needed after 6 hours in the car. We browsed the shops, saw a wedding party headed down the street to the church, bofore heading back to the hotel. The next morning we walked to the Railyard District and the Farmers' Market. It was a blast, and the art show a bonus. This is a great location at a good price.

We loved the closeness of everything downtown, very walkable city. We loved how close the hiking trails were and did some. Also, close to Taos, Bandelier Monument and Los Alamos. We did all those other locations too. Great food at Pantry Rio. Canyon road was interesting. The sunshine and climate were amazing.

The Santa Fe area is always very lovely and convenient for traveling to other locations. The downtown area is very compact and always easy to get around even if there is a lot of traffic. The food choices are phenomenal.

What a gem, Santa Fe is! Once you get into the heart of it, it is very interesting. Very old and as such has the oldest house and church in the USA, 1600s. Church set up by Spanish from Mexico. It is full of interesting shops, bars and restaurants. There is a school of cuisine so possibly no wonder food is good here. This town is high altitude so you need at least 48 hrs to get used to it. You can get breathless. I am mild asthmatic so it was ok. We barely scraped the surface of the town. Loved the park in the centre, very sociable. We visited Georgia O'Keefe museum. Super place, very modern. Paintings are superb. Great gifts in shop. Loved the shop bag, very smart. The airport is growing which is a good thing. Transport is the issue. People rely on lyft and uber to get around. But they are not always available near airport and at night. Taxi firms are charging, in the main, ridiculous pricing. Journey to town is 20 mins. You need to shop around. I was told pricing from 50 to 117 dollars, one way to hotel at night. Its 20 dollars in day. Car hire closes at 10pm so if flight late it could be a big problem. I'm told people just fly into Alburqueque instead and then drive to Santa Fe.

Santa Fe is a wonderful city to visit. There is a great relaxed vibe, and there is a wonderful blend of cultures. The art and food are wonderful within the city, and the natural beauty of the surrounding mountains invites many day trips for hiking, skiing, and simply smelling the ponderosa pine forests.

Really enjoyed the Vigilanteguides tours. Provided lots of information about Santa Fe. Can book online or call 505-336-1799. We had a car so got around easily. Accommodation was close to downtown area so walked when we went downtown.