Glenn Green Galleries & Sculpture Garden offers everything an art enthusiast could ask for. Make sure you stop by during your visit.

Glenn Green Galleries & Sculpture Garden is an ideal place to begin discovering Santa Fe. This display of artworks comes recommended by fellow travelers, but it's not the only spot to see here. Save time for other attractions like Santa Fe Opera, Palace of the Governors, and San Miguel Mission to get a complete picture of what the area has to offer.

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Didn't use the fireplace. The room was beautiful. There was no information about any amenities if there were any. Some of the ads & reviews acted like there was? Guests should be warned 27 steps up a steep stairway to room. We were ok but some may not be.

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One of the cleanest motels I’ve been in a long time. The water was hot. It was good and they provided coffee. I will definitely stay here again.

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