My partner and I stayed at Las Palomas the first week of January, 2012. We enjoyed a delightful and relaxing stay. The staff are wonderful ~ knowledgable about things to see and do, and more than happy to assist in whatever you ask. We enjoy hiking and the staff offered great suggestions on where to go, including a nice hike in the mountains surrounding Santa Fe. We stayed in a Deluxe Double and were delighted with the casita ~ uniquely and comfortably decorated with an inviting Kiva fireplace. The breakfast is full of fresh baked goods, fruits, yogurt and made to order omlettes and waffles. They even offer espresso, cafe latte and more. Overall, a wonderful experience.

This was our second stay in a few years at Las Palomas and it was a mixed experience again. The location is excellent and very easy access to the Plaza. Even in the snow, it was a comfortable walk into the center. However, our fireplace casita located across the street from the main house was mixed. It was very roomy with a sitting room, little kitchen, large bathroom and bedroom. The sitting room was very cold unless the heat in the other rooms was blasting. The faucet in the tub leaked in a loud and steady stream. And overall, the casita just seemed dated compared to other B&B's in town. The included continental breakfast also offered made to order omelets and coffee drinks, which was really nice. Overall, it was a good base in Santa Fe, but not one we would most likely return to.

I had arrived on Thursday evening after having taken advantage of a 30% discount offer on a standard studio room with a fireplace. Upon checking in I was informed that I was receiving an upgrade to a 1 bedroom Casita (little house). The Casita was actually a triplex, connected to other casitas by a common wall, which is why I am not giving this an excellent rating. The facility is very old and quaint, but not soundproof. It's disconcerting to overhear the guests in the adjoining rooms (and presumably for them to hear you). Overall, my casita was immaculate, clean, well furnished and the Kiva fireplace was well stocked with wood.

I stayed here for 9 days in Jan while attending a workshop. Yes, the casita was charming, the breakfast a real treat, the location perfect. But what sets this place apart is the friendliness of the staff and how they go out of their way to make you feel at home, particularly the manager Al. They always had time for a chat and the offer of a hot drink and biscuits. Being on my own and far away from home this was important to me. If I am ever in Santa Fe again I would definitely go back.