Get your culture fix at Shidoni Foundry. You're bound to fall in love with the beautiful and unique works on show here.

This display of artworks is located in Santa Fe. Once you've done everything you can at Shidoni Foundry, head to nearby Santa Fe Opera, Palace of the Governors, and San Miguel Mission.

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Ohkay Casino Resort Hotel

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Clean rooms and excellent service

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The Inn at the Delta

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I like the location; ease of driving into their parking lot; beautiful room and patio. I was disappointed with Expedia - they didn't tell me my room was on second floor with 21 steps. I had to make 2 trips from the parking lot to the room.

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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Los Alamos Entrada Park by IHG

$511

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Jan 20 - Jan 24

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8.8/10 Excellent! (722 reviews)

Location is convenient to Los Alamos and Bandelier. Breakfast is usual Holiday Inn breakfast, nothing different that any other branch.

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