Guadalupe Inn

Had a great experience! I will have to come back again.

Can’t say enough great things about this place. Within walking distance of great food and many sites. Nice continental breakfast. Wonderful front office staff. Unique, cozy rooms in a safe location.
Great for ladies traveling on their own (I went with two friends and we felt totally safe).

My husband and I are leaving this charming little hideaway today. We have enjoyed our stay very much in the deluxe junior suite with its cozy little balcony and fireplace. It is VERY quiet with the exception of the 5:00 AM alarm clock of finch singing outside our window. Seriously!!! The sun is not even up.
We have walked everywhere! The Inn is very close to the Plaza, the Santa Fe Railyard District, Canyon Road and nice restaurants. We walked to all of these places.
When we arrived, we told our host that we would be leaving early the next morning to drive to Abiquiu. He promptly provided us with yogurt, homemade muffins, and boiled eggs, since breakfast does not open until 8:00 AM. We were able to store the food in a small refrigerator and warm the muffins in the microwave provided in our room. Oh, also, there is bottled water in the room… no extra charge! A real plus in my book, along with the fast, free wifi!
The bathroom was very spacious with a large shower and nice jacuzzi tub. Plus, a separate fan switch (yea) and another soft lighting switch, rather than the just typical glaring light over the sink.
The suite was spacious with lots of storage, tall pretty split beam ceilings, nice soft lighting (I am into soft lighting — can you tell), and a separate seating area in front of the fireplace. There is also an AC unit.
We think this is the best kept secret in Santa Fe for the money. We would definitely stay here again!

Booked this through
and was pleasantly surprised! We were driving through New Mexico and wanted to stop in Santa Fe. I’d never been to Santa Fe, so I was a bit surprised at how small and cozy the city is. Guadalupe Inn is quaint to match! It is a small locally owned inn with about a dozen rooms. We notified the manager that we would be arriving late, and he was nice enough to accommodate us and help us get settled. He escorted us to our room and made sure we had enough pillows and towels.
Added and completely unexpected BONUS: our room had a clawfoot bathtub! We stayed in a room with a queen sized bed and a small living area with a pull out couch. It was perfect for our group of 3. I’m not sure if all of the other rooms have clawfoot bathtubs as well, but it was the most glorious, warm bath after a long driving day.
1 star removed due to the wifi not being super consistent. The manager had to reboot the modem a couple of times, and I still had problems connecting.

Great place, has character and a real breakfast worth waking up for, for free.

On Unilocal,the Guadalupe Inn is classified as a hotel, but it feels a lot more like a cozy bed and breakfast. There are only about 20 rooms, and they feel personalized, not stamped from a cookie-​cutter, like you would get at a standard hotel chain. I was checked in by the manager, and I got the distinct feeling he cares about his guests.
Overall, the facilities were nice. The room was fine, and breakfast was good. They even provided home-​baked green chile corn muffins. One huge plus is that it is only about a 15 minute walk from downtown Santa Fe. (If you like spicy food, I highly recommend the green chile stew at The Shed.)
However, I had a number of problems with my stay. My bathtub did not drain well, so I was standing in about three inches of water while showering. One half of the blinds covering my window could not be tilted to the open position. (This would not be a big deal, except that this hid the fact that the window behind the blinds was partially open, which led to a very chilly room the next morning. I might not have closed the window had I saw it was open, but at least I would have known why the room was so drafty.) Also, there was a dog next door yapping throughout the night (admittedly, not the fault of management).
I could easily live with all of these problems, but there was one deal-​breaker: the WiFi WAS NOT WORKING. In this day in age, WiFi is essential as any other utility, like water or electricity. I feel totally cut off from the world without internet access. If I were a hotel manager and the WiFi went down, I would be on the line immediately with the ISP to get it back up. Hopefully, this was just a one-​time thing.

Dont expect a lot of comfort, but you do get a very good value. Most places this close into down town are $ 250+ a night. This place is about $ 90. You get convenience and covered parking (great in winter). The simple continental breakfast is fine and there is wifi. So all your basic needs are met.
In the negative department, my bed was not great. Not awful but just not all that good. The plumping was very noisy. In fact, when someone in another unit too a shower at 6am, it woke me up 2 mornings in a row. And the shower head was really weird in how it sprayed water. The room itself was clean although just very tired.
If this were is a low cost area, it would get 2 stars because you could do a lot better with a modern Whatever Suites style hotel. But given its location and the high price of other options, it is a tolerable place with a great value.

What a gem of a find. Doesn’t look like much from outside but awesome on inside clean quiet and a staff willing to accomadate your needs. Call them directly and you will get the same price as priceline. Would diffently stay here again

This hotel is a hidden gem in a great neighborhood of Santa Fe. The price was excellent for the quality of the rooms we stayed in, which were very clean, beautiful, and friendly-​staffed. Leahi, the night manager, was incredibly helpful in assisting us after our car broke down in Santa Fe. The inn is family-​owned and the staff really went above and beyond what we expected. The breakfast was delicious, especially the amazing green chile corn muffins. The inn is centrally-​located, and an easy walk from the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum and downtown shops and restaurants. We would recommend this place to anyone looking for a great place to stay near the heart of Santa Fe.

This is a very nice place to stay. It is within easy walking distance to downtown with covered parking. The staff is very accommodating and friendly. My son and I stayed one night and we were allowed to have one of the adjoining rooms at no extra cost when they found out it was not booked. With both of us over 6 foot tall it was great to have tall shower heads in the bath. I was provided a coffee maker in the room after being asked if I was an early riser. This allowed me to enjoy coffee prior to the modest continental breakfast server at 8:00 am. This is a small cozy place that would highly recommend.

I wanted to show my daughter Santa Fe on a road trip from Omaha NE to Tucson AZ. I had no idea where we could stay and then my daughter found Guadalupe Inn for $ 80 a night on Priceline. What an extremely great find! The rooms were adorable, comfortable, and decorated in the Santa Fe style. We were sad to here that it is no longer a B&B due to one of the founding sisters being sick, but there was still a great continental breakfast and warm homey feel to our stay. THE COFFEE WAS AMAZING! Both of the receptionists that we met gave us great recommendations for food, places to visit, and shop. They were extremely friendly and hospitable! The inn is also not very far from all the great downtown destinations, you must go see the hidden gem down the street from the inn, the Guadalupe Church, as well! Our visit was fantastic!

I haven’t actually stayed there, but friends of my have. Nice small quaint property. Perfect for a nice quiet stay! The charm of Santa Fe shines through the Inn with is décor and tile work. Own by a true Santa Fe family who bring New Mexican love and care to its guests!

First of all, I brought up all of my comments with Kay the manager prior to writing this review. We stayed 2 nights in Room #1. Posted office hours are 8 AM — 5 PM. On our 2^nd day of our stay, we came back to our room to at 4:30 PM to find our bathroom had not been cleaned. Office manager Kay had already left for the day. We had to contact Bill to get fresh towels (towels were removed and not replaced, essentially we had no towels in our room). Bill provided us with a bathroom cleaning kit and we ended up cleaning the bathroom ourselves!
When I brought up my concerns with Office Manager Kay the next morning, she told me that she had hired a 17 year old housekeeper and this was her first job.
The pros were the gas log fireplace and jacuzzi bathtub in the room. Location is easy walking distance to downtown Santa Fe and covered parking is included.

Great location and the people are SO nice. Rustic feel and wonderful amenities. We had an whirlpool bathtub (older but still nice) and a fireplace. To top it off a great little patio area where we enjoyed some homemade margaritas. The room price was the same whether booking it through them or Priceline so go local! They also serve a quaint little breakfast in the morning too.

The room was clean, a good size, and very affordable. I’ve never stayed in hotel with a jacuzzi tub that was this inexpensive. The management was extremely friendly and accommodating. The location is great — just a few minutes walk from all the great shops and restaurants in the plaza. If you want to hangout in a plush room all day and be pampered, this may not be the place for you, but if you want a nice, extremely affordable place to stay while exploring Santa Fe, this is it. I would absolutely stay here again.