Experience the Charm of Southwest Luxury at Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza

Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza

100 Sandoval Street, Near Railyard Arts District, Santa Fé, NM 87501-2131, United States

Rating

4.1

Certificate of Excellence

2018

Price Level

$$$

Rooms

158

Pets

Yes

from $ 2,613.46

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Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza, Santa Fé

Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza

This hotel is 5 minutes' walk from the Historic Santa Fe Plaza shopping and entertainment area. The hotel offers an outdoor swimming pool free WiFi and dining options. Rooms at Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza feature a flat-screen TV and coffee maker. Bathrooms also provide bathrobes and ironing facilities. Guests at the Santa Fe Hilton can use the full-service business center or the 24-hour gym with cardiovascular equipment. An outdoor hot tub with a fireplace is also available. The Ortiz Restaurant serves breakfast lunch and dinner and Ortiz Cafe offers coffee drinks pastries sandwiches and a light dinner menu. A 24-hour convenience store is also available. Guests can enjoy various activities in the surroundings including skiing and golfing. The hotel also offers car hire. Museum of International Folk Art is 2.9 km from Hilton Santa Fe Historic while Santa Fe Institute is 3.4 km away. Santa Fe Municipal Airport is 15 km from the property.

Price & Availability

$ 3,016.01

RESERVE

Pure Wellness King Room ·

Room Only · King

18% discount

Non Refundable

Total

$ 3,102.10

RESERVE

Disclaimer: The image shown is for illustrative purposes only and may not represent the actual hotel room. The room layout, furniture, amenities, and view may vary depending on the availability and location of the hotel.

Overall

Very Good

4.1

966 reviews

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Customers Review

Value 4

Location 4.7

Cleanliness 4.5

Comfort 4.2

Neighborhood 4.7

Amenities 4

Condition 4.2

Quality 3.7

Recomendation 84.7%

“Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza hotel is a part of the Historic Hotels of America. The interiors, lobby, hotel rooms are beautifully decorated in Native American southwestern art and decor. This not a not a modern-urban-hipster hotel. The greetings and communication from front desk were very good. The hotel is very clean and I really appreciated that staying here. The king bed room size was very good, and has original artwork in the room. The bed was very comfortable, however the pillows were old and flat. The room was very quiet. The hallways feel very dark, and needed some decorative tables and art work. Walking to the town plaza takes 3 minutes or so, and so thats a very important feature of this hotel. A nice hotel, prices are high.”

— ALEX S

“I am giving them one star for location. When we arrived they could not locate our reservation even after my partner showed them the confirmation email on his phone. Eventually they figured it out but it felt as if they were discouraging us from staying. The hallways were freezing on the first floor and our room was semi clean and smelled like body odor. It does not appear it was cleaned between guests and there was hair on the shower floor. My partner bought shower cleaner at the five and dime store to disinfect the shower but I still did not feel comfortable showering in it. Next, the parking is $22 a day in an outdoor, unsecured lot. For the price of the room parking should be free to guests. The walls are so thin , we could hear guests in the room next to us using the toilet, which made it difficult to sleep. After not resting all night, housekeeping started knocking at the door at 8:00 am even though check out time is 11:00.This is a one star hotel using it's location to trick tourists. Don't stay here.”

— Dorothy Garnand