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"Nice property. Close to the plaza and shops. I’d recommend "

"The bar staff were rude. "

"Yes."

"I am a return customer and have been for a few years. Every time I visit Santa Fe, I stay here. The rooms are comfortable and well-equipped. The breakfast is amazing and the staff and owner are very personable. It is always a pleasure."

"I enjoyed my stay at Glorieta. Clean Rooms and convenient to the plaza. The rooms are a bit too dark and the lighting in the bathrooms are blue lights and should be changed to a warm lighting - again it was too dark in the bathroom to get ready. The rooms are not wired for any new electronics - so be prepared for all business trips and wires and adapters. The pool area is very nice to hang out - it could use some lounge music to make it better. Overall - I would stay there again."

"Fresh and plump breakfast burritos amonst the standard breakfast fare. Plenty of parking, easy to find. Doesnt face the busy road so it was somewhat quiet with the fan running. Gym had a roller for sore muscles and the place was decorated with really nice southwestern art."

"Wow, when I say, this is a diamond in the rough. We chose this as a cheaper place to stay for the ski season. Immediately the room was super clean when we walked in. Our TV didn’t work and the staff came in less than five minutes to come fix it. We ordered food from our room and it literally took less than 10 minutes. The check-in and checkout process was so easy. This is by far one of the better deals in Santa Fe and such an amazing place."

"Best service ever"

"The staff were friendly and room was clean. Having parking was really nice. I wish there would have been something stated in the amenities about season A/C and no elevator. We got a room starting with a 1 which I assumed was the first floor but was sadly mistaken when we opened the door to a nice long set of stairs. Thankfully we were capable of climbing stairs and travel with a fan. Again, it's a pretty hotel but those two things (A/C and stairs) were a deal breaker."