Where to Stay in Santa Fe, New Mexico

Step inside the traditional adobe facade and you’re transported to a royal caravan along the old Silk Road. Every detail of this 25-room hotel is lovingly curated by owner-artist Sylvia Seret, using lush textures and patterns from central and east Asia – kilim rugs, embroidered Uzbeki curtains, antique Indian screens, and mosaics worthy of a Roman bath. Shimmering silks pull aside to reveal modern flat screen TVs, and the rich fragrance of piñon pine emanates from the crackling fireplace – there’s one in every room – reminding you that this Land of Enchantment is deeply rooted in the American Southwest.

Welcome to luxury Pueblo life at the Inn of the Anasazi, steps from the historic Plaza. The Southwestern touches extend beyond studded leather headboards, kiva fireplaces, and Navajo rugs; each room comes equipped with a humidifier and organic sunscreen. Get a taste of Santa Fe’s rich culinary tradition at the hotel restaurant, consistently ranked among the region’s best. Innovative fusion-fare such as achiote-glazed chicken nachos, and cinnamon-chile rubbed beef medallions integrate Native American, Mexican and European flavors to create a uniquely Southwestern culinary experience.