Everything went excellently well for my stay. I liked the hotel's quiet courtyard layout, my quiet upstairs guest room with electric fire available for cold weather, and cosy Pueblo style/Southwest decor throughout the property. The buildings and grounds look well-tended, including quick snow clearance. Breakfast/lounge area is sunny, bright and cosy, with fireplace and side sofa available. Breakfast selection is good. Jacob the front desk manager deserves special mention. He gave exceptional service with a calm manner and attitude of attentiveness to make the guest feel well looked after. He was quietly efficient with any queries and proactive in making me (a Senior) feel welcome/valued as a guest. For example, without being asked he looked up the nearest a medical clinic for me to see a doctor, and proactively checked on the arrival of my airport shuttle bus. The other staff I met, a nice couple who arranged breakfast were also very friendly and helpful.I My whole experience was of enjoying personalized traditional Inn hospitality.

There was no coffee machine with fixings in my room on arrival ,but Jacob quickly provided one after I asked for it.

We loved everything about this a lovely inn! The Santa Fe Plaza is a 15 minute walk away and even shorter walk to Joseph’s culinary pub with fantastic everything including every dessert beyond your dream. We delighted in every detail of the spacious junior suite with southwestern ambience and experienced the bed to be very comfortable with a wonderful bed Jacuzzi bath, walk-in shower and nice little patio. The couple hosting this special family inn went above and beyond in every way. They helped us late at night and provided a wonderful breakfast in the morning. Five star professional attention to detail day and night. We have found while traveling that the extra touches like a beautiful southwestern handmade nightlight for trips to the bathroom in the dark, are surprisingly few and far between. This couple, and their love for people, this place, and what they do for a living, makes this Inn simply unforgettable and brings back memories of the good ole days. Guadalupe Inn provided home away from home comfort at a much better price and value than any other place we have stayed in New Mexico. Actually, maybe the whole USA, this place is the cherry on top in priceless! (I also liked they had a way to tip whoever spotlessly cleaned our suite with Venmo. Once again, for me,‘it’s the small details that really measure up. To exceptional value and five star recommendation! 😉❤️✅✅✅✅✅

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I loved everything about the property! The authentic feel and look, the decorations, and local inspired art were a delight. Our hosts, Alan and Lianne, gave us the most warm and friendly greeting, and we felt so welcome. Alan then gave us a comprehensive history of the building and the local area in general, marked the guide map with all the places of interest, all within walking distance of the Inn, and recommended local restaurants and cafes. We decided we needed to stay a second night based on Alan's suggestions. We can't speak highly enough of this because as we are visitors from Australia, we came not really knowing what to look at or where to go. Guided by his map, we had an amazing walking tour of the city and tried to see as much as possible. In truth, we would have loved a third night if time permitted. The included breakfast, continental with many extras, was far more than we expected. Lianne has created a warm and cosy atmosphere in the dining room with the seasonal decorations and the wood fire, and we could not have asked for more. Thank you to our gracious hosts who made our stay in Santa Fe so exceptional and memorable. Highly recommended. We hope to return.

A great little family run B&B! We ended up extending our stay three nights, so we tried two different rooms. The twin room was small but nice and clean. The second room was two queens and was extremely spacious and had a soaking tub. The breakfast is solid and the owners and staff are extremely responsive and helpful. The location is great too- you can walk to the Plaza in 18 min and there are a bunch of great restaurants nearby. I would for sure stay here again.

Not really a downside, but just a note that the fitness center and pool listed are not onsite- they are at a sister hotel 1 mile away.

Conveniently located within .5 - 1 miles within the Railyard area, the Georgia O’Keeffe museum, the Santa Fe Plaza, the Stare Capitol, numerous restaurants, and much more. The Guadalupe Inn is charming and reflects the spirit of New Mexico. Alan and LeAnn, the night managers, are delightful! They are personal and friendly as well as knowledgeable about where to eat and visit around town. I loved my spacious room as well as the delicious breakfast. The jacuzzi tub as well as fireplace were also delightful bonuses! The balcony was perfect to enjoy a glass of wine and some snacks on.

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Very comfortable bed, great bath products and excellent customer service. The continental breakfast was very good and the dining area was clean, spacious and cozy (love the working fireplace, soothing music and covered outdoor patio). The manager (and owner?) Alan was wonderful. He was incredibly knowledgeable and helpful with my various questions and needs. I appreciate how accommodating he was letting me stay in the common area after check out during the rain storm. I was able to get some work done while I waited for my transportation to my final destination. I also loved how close it was to town. I took a 5 minute Uber downtown and it was only about a 15 minute (pleasant) walk back.

This place is a hidden gem, just a couple blocks away from the Railyard District, and a short walk to historic downtown Santa Fe. Both of the times my partner and I have come to town, we've stayed here. The room we had this time was spacious, and had a private, fenced patio. There's a breakfast included daily, but I recommend getting there as early as possible because choices are limited and if they run out of something, they're out for the day.

The AC units in each room are a little outdated, and can be finicky. But the staff was extremely responsive and they were able to get maintenance to get our troublesome unit back into working condition while we were out enjoying our day.

Very helpful and friendly inn keepers. Provided many insights on what to see in Santa Fe and. the surrounding area, as well as excellent dinner recommendations. The room was comfortable and very large for my needs, and the jacuzzi was enjoyable after long days.

The inn is a bit dated, so if you feel the need for all the latest amenities that have become common, this is likely not the best choice. However, if you are happy with comfortable accommodations, a small TV, somewhat dated furniture, and the most wonderful of hosts, this is a great choice.

The location is excellent, walking distance from the plaza and museums, restaurants, historic sites, shops, etc. The inn itself is charming and relatively well-maintained. The second-floor rooms have private covered balconies (mine had a view of the mountains) and jetted soaking tubs, a luxury. The staff were all friendly and efficient, and the breakfast is goes beyond the usual, with warmed burritos and good green chile.

My room was a bit shabby around the edges, but nothing concerning.

Very friendly manager. Told me about the history behind the hotel and gave pointers to good eateries and places of interest. The room was good size, clean and well equipped (although it didn't have a desk). However...

The inn is in a very old building and the room above mine had extremely SQUEAKY floor. On top of that the occupants of that room were very restless pacing until the wee hours of the morning. So, I didn't get any sleep. Your milage will vary of course and you should know better how lucky you are and what are your chances of getting in the same predicament I did. But consider yourself warned.