Boutique Hotels in New Mexico

"It was a nice weekend getaway. "

"Nice staff and great experience overall. "

"Mandatory valet parking is not only inconvenient, it is also a rip off with the valets expecting tips. At these room rates, and mandatory resort fees, tipping should be discouraged with prominent signage and the valets should be instructed to turn down tips."

"Hotel staff were wonderful. Perfect location to walk around and shop or eat. "

"Vanesse gave you the southwestern feel. The buildings were adobe style, the furnishings were very appropriate for the feel and look . Artwork in the rooms were original which made this place special and not cookie cutter. breakfast was included and super fresh and presented elegantly and super yummy. service was good, the staff was friendly and the place was just a few block walking distance from old town Santa Fe. i highly recommend a stay their1"

"Loved the old NM charm! Great location and friendly staff! Would stay here again!"

"Lovely place to stay, though rough conditions of sidewalks (all around Santa Fe!) make walking a bit more difficult. I love the character of the room, quirky floors and artwork. The room had all the desired equipment - microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker. Bathroom and shower were a good size. The shower curtain needs to be longer; water seepage was common. The room needed more outlets by the bed. The TV was located directly above a small work table which was sort of inconvenient. A...

"Hotel is fairly close to the airport, clean and safe. Room furniture are not new and needs some maintenance work. No room complimentary coffee/tea tray. Complimentary breakfast is like an upgraded Continental Breakfast, but service was excellent. "

"Hotel artesia is in a unique area of Artesia with unique retro. architecture very modern in the interior. Kat the assistant manager was extremely friendly and helpful."

"This is a lovely, quiet property not far from the center of town. My wife has mobility challenges, so the innkeeper directed us to an accessible spot in the rear. The owner is a savvy woman who has traveled extensively and knows about what makes a tourism driven town run. We spent most of our time taking in museums and the natural beauty of the area. Each evening though, after dinner, we retreated to the inn to sit in the common area for a cup of tea and to peruse her collection of coffee table...