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Santa Fe Sage Inn
The Santa Fe Sage Inn is an excellent choice for affordable lodging in downtown, connecting you to the heart of Santa Fe. The Inn offers 157 contemporary southwest, comfortable rooms with a Healthy Start breakfast, exercise facility, guest laundry, free parking, WiFi and downtown shuttle service.
The Sage Hotel
Across from Santa Fe Railyard Park and 2 blocks from the galleries, shops, and restaurants on Guadalupe Street, this casual, southwestern-style hotel is near Santa Fe Plaza. Rooms and suites come with satellite TV, free Wi-Fi, and coffeemakers. Some units also include minifridges. The hotel offers a complimentary breakfast. Guests get access to a seasonal outdoor pool, a 24/7 exercise room, and a business center. There's a free downtown shuttle.
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Rancho De Chimayo Restaurant
Rancho De Chimayo Restaurant
Located in beautiful Chimayo, New Mexico we've been serving traditional and contemporary native new mexican cuisine since 1965.
Ohori's Coffee
Ohori's Coffee
SMELL THE COFFEE!
Since 1984 Ohori's has offered our customers great fresh-roasted specialty coffee and coffee shop.
Santa Fe Blend
Similar to the coffee sold in select restaurants around Santa Fe. A perfect finish to a meal.
Santa Fe Independent Film Festival
Santa Fe Independent Film Festival
Santa Fe IFF is committed to attracting people who make and love films from all over the world to join each year's Fest and enjoy independent films and the unique charm of Santa Fe. Santa Fe IFF will continue growing excellence in independent film, diverse audiences, educational opportunities and community partnerships.
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Adobestar Properties Hacienda Nicholas | Madeleine Inn
A world of beauty and hospitality awaits you at Hacienda Nicholas, an enchanting southwest bed & breakfast inn located only blocks from the historic Plaza. Whether you're here for a romantic weekend or a winter getaway, our attention to detail and superior personal service will ensure a memorable Santa Fe vacation.
Virginia Mudd created this website to accompany her books, Bicycling Home, My Journey to Find God, and Across America on the Yellow Brick Road. It is also a continuation of her own spiritual path, a place for her to share her passion for and fascination with the spiritual journey.
Desert Rose Press is a small, independent press which publishes limited editions of artists books, greeting cards and broadsides using traditional letterpress & contemporary printing techniques.
La Choza New Mexican restaurant
A local favorite and often voted best New Mexican restaurant - you really can't miss, but make reservations.
Take Southwest cooking classes with some of the region's top chefs at Santa Fe School of Cooking - just steps away from the historic Plaza in downtown Santa Fe. Famous for our restaurant walking tours, hands on classes, corporate training and special group events.
Cafe Pasquals
Downtown Santa Fe Restaurant with famous cuisine inspired by the culinary traditions of New Mexico, Old Mexico and Asia. Check out the online store and gallery! Artsy goodies, pottery, their famous cookbooks & more...
New Mexico Farmers Markets
The locals love the fresh local food and products and if you're visiting New Mexico, you will too!
Hiro Sushi
From the owners of Shohko Cafe, Hiro continues to delight taste buds in Albuquerque fresh sushi and organic Japanese food. Now open in the Sawmill Market for dine-in and take-out, Hiro's sushi is a must-taste.
Phoenix Rising Re-Entry
The Phoenix Rising HIV/AIDS Re-entry project is designed to foster independence, empowerment, and self-sufficiency, whether you are newly diagnosed or have lived with the HIV disease for years.
Bull o' the Woods
Great Southwest Adventures is Santa Fe's foremost experienced regional tour company, serving individuals and groups since 1998.
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