Bed & Breakfast Inns in Sante Fe, New Mexico

Beautiful Santa Fe has drawn visitors for more than 300 years. The diverse cultures and spectacular scenery make Sante Fe unique. Sante Fe is the nation's oldest and highest capitol city. Sante Fe has a abundance of art galleries, restaurants, museums and recreational activities. The heart of Santa Fe is the historic Plaza, which bustles with activity. A walk through the historic city reveals 19th century pitched roof bungalows and adobe homes.

The Palace of the Governors is one of the most treasured landmarks in Santa Fe. The building was built in 1610, making it one of the oldest public buildings in the United States. The Palace of the Governors is New Mexico's premiere history museum.

Santa Fe has a number of charming Bed & Breakfast Inns with intimate, romantic atmospheres. Many of the inns are located just three blocks from the Historic Plaza, which is a convenient walk for most people. Following are some of the best Bed & Breakfast Inns in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Adobe Abode. Pueblo style inn is located near the historic Plaza, exactly one block from the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum. This historic in was built in 1907 as an officer's quarters for Fort Marcy. The Adobe Abode became a residence in 1910 and turned into a B&B in 1988.

Each of the six rooms is individually decorated to create a unique atmosphere. The guest rooms have private baths, comfortable beds and a wide array of amenities. Communal style breakfast features gourmet Southwestern dishes with a different hot entree every day. 505-983-3133.

Adobe Star Inn. Located three blocks from the historic Plaza, in the heart of Santa Fe, in the quiet Historic B&B District. Upscale adobe style house was built in 1923, with design reflecting the culture of Northern New Mexico. Decorated with bright, cheerful colors and local artwork. Features superb breakfast and reasonable rates. Member of "Sante Fe Inns of Distinction." 800-647-0530.