This is a small hotel, in an excellent location for exploring a “City Different” aka Santa Fe, New Mexico. It’s less than a 10-minute stroll to the plaza but for those seeking proximity with serenity this fits the bill. The rooms are spread out over several unconnected building serviced by a central reception and dining area for breakfast. Plenty of off-street parking which is a major plus given the challenge of finding a place during high tourist season. The venue is clean, but for those who care, a bit dated. My room had a fireplace and some nice Southwestern artwork, however overall was a bit on the dark side.. This is not a place to stay however, if you a seeking a room ”with a view”…but why would you need it when you visit the Land of Enchantment, which is best appreciated in the great out of doors. My room had a King bed that was extremely comfortable, with plenty of pillows. Staff is welcoming, informative and helpful. Breakfast, not fancy, but tasty and classic New Mexican (Breakfast burritos with green chili) with coffee made to order as well as the basics…Bagels & lox also included with your room if desired. Finally, given there are many much more expensive venues in SF, Los Palmas scores a 10 on the value for the money scale.

No significant negatives to mention. I stayed during the month of January. For those not interested in low carbon footprints, during the winter the room is set at ~ 68 degrees…fine for sleeping, perhaps a bit chilly for those from more tropical climes. The hot/cold water facets were “reversed” in my unit with hot being on the right…Not a deal breaker, but could be dangerous to the uninformed. A solid eight…excellent choice at a fair price. You can save on lodging costs while spending your earning on any of the fine dining restaurants well within walking distance.

The location was perfect! We didn't use our car at all and walked everywhere. It was very cozy inside and out and I didn't realize there was mini kitchen which was an added bonus! Love the fireplace as well.

The floor was dirty and I had to wipe my feet off a lot if I wasn't wearing shoes. Also, the breakfast buffet was the same every day and we found ourselves bored with the options by the end of our stay.

We stayed at Los Palomas at the recommendation of a family member, and we were not disappointed! Upon check in, Johnnie went out of his way to welcome us in and give us his personal recommendations around town. They also had some homemade potato chips and frozen lemonade waiting for us at the front desk. Our room with nearby parking was in a Pueblo around the corner from the front desk (a 1 minute walk from the lobby). After going through a security gate, we wound our way through the path towards our room. The room itself was very welcoming, with a couch, TV and mini kitchen area with a hot plate and sink. There was also a microwave, mini fridge and fireplace in the main living area. Just off the main room was a large bed and full bathroom. Everything was clean and decorated with local artwork. Our stay was on the shorter side, so we ended up not needing maid service, but they did tell us to call if we needed anything. Breakfast was served just off the main lobby, and offered an assortment of fruit, pastries and bagels. Orange juice, regular coffee and water were also available. For hot foods, they had a kitchen that could prepare one of five dishes (breakfast burrito, breakfast tacos, eggs and potatoes, pancakes or a healthy option). They asked for no special orders, but gladly prepared ours vegetarian. There was also a local artist with a booth setup just outside the lobby with some beautiful jewelry and weavings. We ended up buying two keychains as souvenirs. The rooms do have physical keys, so we had to be careful not to lose those, and coin-operated laundry is available on-site. This property was also pet-friendly, and so we saw quite a few dogs while we were coming and going. It was very quiet and peaceful at night. This property is within walking distance of many of the galleries, shops and restaurants in the historic downtown district of Santa Fe. Most days, we just left our car and ventured out on foot. We would definitely stay again!

The front desk was not open 24 Hours. Other than that, everything went well.

Charming B&B. Perfect location right off Guadalupe, close to the walking paths along the Alameda. I could walk to restaurants, the Railyard and the NM Art School. I loved having a private patio off my room to have my early morning coffee. Breakfast was made to order and was delicious. I looked forward to the warm croissants, cappuccino and fresh fruit every morning in addition to choosing 1 of the 5 entrees offered. I loved the whimsical sculptures on the grounds and felt Inspired each day by eating outside on the dining patio. My bed and pillows were comfy as was the sitting area. Everything was to my liking!

the French press coffee maker in my room was awful! I bought gourmet instant coffee .

We chose to stay in a one bedroom Casita that had an open fireplace and equiped kitchenette. We had plenty of space because the room had a seperate bedroom to the living and kitchenette area, and it had a large bathroom. The room was quiet and the bed was comfortable, so we slept very well. The Casita had atmosphere so you felt like you were living like a local. The location was great because you can walk to the Plaza and there are restaurants close by. I would be very happy to stay here again.

There wasn't anything I didn't like, but I do want to point out that this isn't a plush hotel if that's what you are expecting.

The staff here is super friendly and helpful! The property is an easy walk to downtown Santa Fe and has ample parking if you have a rental car. The breakfast is a great value and delicious. Easy to grab a banana and a coffee for the road as well! Room was spacious and comfortable. Fireplace was easy to turn on and off. Tv was easy to navigate. Firepit outside was a nice touch and they serve ice cream until 10pm so you can have an ice cream by the fire!

Some work started a little on the early side if you were trying to sleep in but this was very minor and did not affect me personally.

We have been staying at Los Paloma’s for over 20 years now, and our recent stay really exceeded our expectations. We’ve always appreciated the clean quaint cosy rooms and studios which are located right off the plaza and offers dog friendly lodging. Often though we would skip the free breakfast as it was fairly simple and even bland as compared to the local food options around town. However this recent stay and during our 3 night stay we chose from each several of the newer breakfast options and all were fantastic and delicious! The breakfast and community guest area was vibrant and lively and beautiful. We also thoroughly enjoyed the various house made treats and snacks and fresh lemonade slushy! Fantastic job Los Paloma’s for making your lodging with your new free breakfast options along with the warm community feel and location now our absolute favorite place to stay in Santa Fe!!!

Everything was perfect!

Room was very clean and comfortable. With our room we did get a bundle of firewood to have a fire which was great. Breakfast was fabulous. Choice of 5 different hot dishes that were cooked for us. Staff was also exceptional. They answered all of our questions, resolved the minor issues that we encountered, and had great recommendations for restaurants. Eddie also makes a great cup of hot chocolate.

Only thing I could think of which is a minor issue is that it took about 5 minutes for the hot water to come out of the bathroom faucet. I'm not sure how far it is to where the hot water heater is but we were about a block away from the main office.

We absolutely loved our stay at Las Palomas! This boutique Airbnb is the perfect blend of artsy charm and cozy comfort. The made-to-order FREE breakfast served in the artsy lobby was next-level—fresh, delicious, and honestly one of the best parts of our trip. All of the fellow travelers were fun to chat with over breakfast, and the vibes were perfect. Free firewood for the in-room fireplace was such a thoughtful touch, especially after a chilly evening stroll through town. The lobby? Oh, just your average magical space with a full-grown tree growing through the middle! Every corner of Las Palomas radiates personality and care. It’s warm, welcoming, and full of surprises—in the best way. If you're heading to Santa Fe and want something beyond the standard hotel vibe, this is it. Total hidden gem!

Nothing. It was beyond amazing.

The complementary breakfast was very good. Cooked to your order. Location is excellent. We were able to walk to nearly everywhere we wanted to visit except for Canyon Rd art district. Lots of restaurants in the area. Staff very helpful. Parking for guests.

The facilities were very nice, but could use some upgrading. The ice container on our side of the facility was net refilled for the 3 days we were there. Our room had a wood burning fireplace. We were given wood and starter. The wood must have petrified as it wouldn’t ignite or burn. We bought a box of 4 starters and extra starter paper and got a resemblance of a fire.