THE PARADOR, Santa Fe

The Parador features 17 uniquely furnished rooms, all with private entrances. Some rooms include a seating area. Amenities include bathrobes and a dining area. Certain suites have plush King beds, kitchenettes, comfortable seating areas, desks, Waterworks faucets, and kiva fireplaces. All guestrooms include premium bedding and air conditioning. The Moon Suite, in a Victorian-era house adjacent to the main building, has a queen bed, a living room with a sofabed, and a wood-burning fireplace. The bathroom includes a tub/shower. The suite also features a porch with a backyard.

Breakfast service consists of a wide variety of options daily, featuring fresh and seasonal foods. The Parador is near independent theaters, the Santa Fe Opera, small music venues and clubs, galleries, and gourmet markets. It also near craft fairs and maker spaces.

The Parador celebrates the intersection between creatives, mindful travelers, and art aficionados. Guests can explore Santa Fe's history through nearby sites and discover Native American culture. Shopping in Santa Fe offers handmade treasures in historic buildings. The hotel displays contemplative art by David Grey and furnishings by Jonathan Boyd of Boyd & Allister. Guests can explore spots that are off the beaten path.

The Parador is 20 km from Santa Fe Municipal. Nearby landmarks include the Santa Fe Railyard (1 km), the New Mexico History Museum (1 km), Cathedral Park (1 km), The Oldest House (0.5 km), the Railyard Arts District (1 km), The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi (1 km) and Georgia O'Keefe Museums (1 km).

The Parador offers concierge services, a fireplace in the lobby, and a picnic area. Safety features include a carbon monoxide detector, a fire extinguisher, a smoke detector, a security system, a first aid kit, and window guards. Staff are trained on cleanliness and health standards.