I stayed at the Inn of the Five Graces for a month in April while I was in Sante Fe for a photography course. Feeling at home is very important to me. This facility is wonderful but more importantly the people are incredibly friendly. The general manager Jennifer set an amazing example for the staff and everyone made me feel as though I was at a home away from home. The food is great, the facility excellent, the accommodations rustic and beautiful.

Just returned from 4-5 day trip to area; to celebrate time away with husband! First time to Santa Fe ever and I am seasoned traveler. Loved loved loved this Inn. Place is spectatcular--each room uniquely appointed, surrounding quaint and comfortable courtyard. Have never had such an attentive staff--as if there was a personal concierge following you --to make dinner plans, suggest activities, recommend shops, lend blankets for chilly opera, park your car, etc. They are there without being at all intrusive. Jennifer the manager is amazing. Breakfast and endless (and free) snacks and beverages are perfect. Crowd seems to all be very happily married (and gay) couples who were in very long term rtelaionships, there to enjoy scenery, outdoors, art, music, and food. Perfect adult playground. Very happy and beautiful hotel. recommend it highly. Like a Ritz Carlton with only 25 rooms and the best staff on earth.

If you only read this sentence......Please do not consider staying anywhere else. We were staying at a different hotel in the Santa Fe area that had water issues and at 9pm we called the Inn of the Five Graces and they accomodated us. We had the luxury of seeing two rooms and I can say they were both fabulous. The beds are wonderful and the smell of old wood in the rooms was wonderful. There are wood burning fireplaces in each room (just remember to push the grate to the very back). The wine and cheese on Saturday was great and the General Manger was a delight to speak with. The breakfast is included and you can have it delivered to your room. The food was wonderful and prepared to order. We will be going back to Santa Fe, just to stay at this Inn. The Two Doctors.

As this is my third stay at The Inn of the Five Graces; in fact I'm still here, I won't go on about all the wonderful aspects that I've covered before and there are plenty of recent reviews that say all I could say, by better writers than I. However I must strongly disagree with so many reviewers who indicate that this hotel is not pet friendly. This is one of the most pet friendly hotels I've ever stayed in; and they go out of their way to cater to pets by way of accommodating them with treats, toys, other food and all the rest. They even have little signs to hang on the door to warn room staff that there is a pet inside. Another new aspect: They have bought the Pink Adobe and are finishing the patio area that adjoins the hotel to this wonderful Santa Fe stalwart restaurant and bar. When the courtyard is finished, which is soon, the pavers will be heated, there will be an open grill with a chef and a fire pit. The breakfast room, off the lobby, will still be serving a full breakfast menu. So while I still say that people with little kiddies and babies should go elsewhere and this isn't a pool hotel, there is no place better for Adults of all ages, teenaged kids and kids over the age of 8, approximately. It's a very romantic honeymoon spot, and lovely for the elderly, and couples. It's the perfect place to find peace, tranquility and comfort. One feels cozy and remote and yet the hotel is only two blocks away from the main plaza and all attractions. The decor is beyond fantastic and the staff, as always, friendly, accommodating and kind...and extremely well versed in all things hotel and Santa Fe. Operacat, Los Angeles, CA

Having relied on trip advisor countless times, I felt compelled to write a review on behalf of the Inn of the Five Graces. We stayed in a renovated villa (Lucky number 13) for our anniversary and it was one of the most pleasant surprises ever. A lover of world travel and considered a hotel "snob" by family and friends since I have been known to complain about certain isolated Ritz Carlton, Four Seasons and Mandarin Oriental stays to name a few, the Inn of the Five Graces superceded any and every expectation I could have had or hoped for. The interior design was awe inspriring with artisitic merit, the service was of a five star boutique hotel, the staff could not have been any more helpful, needless to say, I finally found a hotel to compare others against. Even if a little pricey, it was worth every penny. Enjoy!