Whether you're a traveling scholar or a lover of culture, a trip to Palace of the Governors is sure to keep you happy. Discover more about our intriguing past with the inspiring displays and exhibits on offer here.

Palace of the Governors is an interesting place to begin your discovery of Downtown Santa Fe. This collection of historical artifacts comes recommended by fellow travelers, but it isn't the only thing to do here. Save time for other attractions like Santa Fe Opera, Museum of International Folk Art, and Museum of Indian Arts and Culture to make the most of what's on offer in the area.

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Ohkay Casino Resort Hotel

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Oct 11 - Oct 14

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Dallas (DFW) to Santa Fe (SAF)

8/10 Very Good! (745 reviews)

We enjoyed the pool. You have to walk through the casino to get to the hotel.

Reviewed on Jul 11, 2025

Wingate by Wyndham Los Alamos

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Oct 3 - Oct 10

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Boston (BOS) to Santa Fe (SAF)

8/10 Very Good! (526 reviews)

The location, staff and breakfast were good but the comforters on both beds were very dirty. The room had ants and the bathroom door didn’t work.

Reviewed on Jul 26, 2025

Days Inn by Wyndham Espanola

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Aug 30 - Sep 4

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San Antonio (SAT) to Santa Fe (SAF)

5.8/10 (567 reviews)

Very nice staff, room was already cooled down and you could get anywhere quickly from that location.

Reviewed on Jul 2, 2025

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Lensic Performing Arts Center

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