Nestled in the heart of downtown Santa Fe, often called "The City Different, " sits The Inn of The Five Graces. Set in the historic Barrio de Analco, the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood in the U.S., the Inn's earthy, traditional adobe and stone exterior belies the extraordinary sensual experience that awaits.
A step through its doors invites a feast of color and texture that awakens the imagination. Each unique room showcases handcrafted artisan pieces and one-of-a-kind treasures from the historic Silk Road that once linked Europe and Asia. Echoes of rustic Spain, lingering in New Mexico's Hispanic heritage, are reflected in the Seret style's trademark synthesis of East and West.
A step through its doors invites a feast of color and texture that awakens the imagination. Each unique room showcases handcrafted artisan pieces and one-of-a-kind treasures from the historic Silk Road that once linked Europe and Asia. Echoes of rustic Spain, lingering in New Mexico's Hispanic heritage, are reflected in the Seret style's trademark synthesis of East and West.
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Experience
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Whether you want to celebrate, relax or discover the Southwest during your stay at the Inn of the Five Graces, our amenities are beyond compare. Our round-the-clock concierge staff are available to assist with all your plans, day or night. The Inn's secluded stone courtyards with their soothing fountains and lush, flowering foliage invite you to linger, creating the perfect beginning or conclusion to your daily Santa Fe adventures.
Dining
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Begin the day's adventures with an energizing complimentary breakfast, made to order and served in the privacy of your suite, the dining room, or in the tree-shaded, stone-floored courtyard. Savor authentic New Mexican creations, featuring traditional red or green chile. Homemade granola, fresh fruit, artisan bread, and locally roasted coffee complement the main dishes.
Activities
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The area around the city is magnificent and well worth exploring. You will find at Bandelier National Monument the ancient, 12th century cliff dwellings of the Anasazi. The Sangre de Cristo Mountains span the horizon east of the city and the Jemez Mountains stretch out to the west.
Within the city limits are some remarkable museums - Georgia O'Keefe Museum, Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, New Mexico Museum of Art, Museum of Spanish Colonial Art, New Mexico History Museum and Museum of International Folk Art, drawing visitors from around the world.Shoppers will revel in the hundreds of shops and galleries throughout Santa Fe as well as its many annual markets and festivals.
Within the city limits are some remarkable museums - Georgia O'Keefe Museum, Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, New Mexico Museum of Art, Museum of Spanish Colonial Art, New Mexico History Museum and Museum of International Folk Art, drawing visitors from around the world.Shoppers will revel in the hundreds of shops and galleries throughout Santa Fe as well as its many annual markets and festivals.
Occasions
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The gated courtyards and lantern-lit gardens of the Inn are magical spaces for special occasions. The staff can help you plan any celebration, from a romantic fete for two to a celebration for up to 60 in our courtyards or deck, in the good season.
Whether it's a special birthday or anniversary, family reunion, retirement party or company retreat, we can help you create an event tailored to your every need and desire - from catered menus to exquisite flowers and ambiance.For large gatherings, the entire inn can be reserved, becoming your personal space for three days or more.
Whether it's a special birthday or anniversary, family reunion, retirement party or company retreat, we can help you create an event tailored to your every need and desire - from catered menus to exquisite flowers and ambiance.For large gatherings, the entire inn can be reserved, becoming your personal space for three days or more.
Accommodations
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All of the deeply luxurious guest suites are small worlds of their own - carefully planned oases of beauty and relaxation. The rooms evoke a time when every object was made by hand, expressing the spirit of its maker. All have wood-burning kiva fireplaces (open November - April); some have private balconies.
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