Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi

We stopped here twice while visiting Santa Fe. First time we sat at the bar and had drinks- and two days later we stopped by the bar for margaritas & nachos. It’s a small bar area, wish it was set up a little different- only three tables to sit at besides the bar. Margaritas were in beautiful glasses and were tasty. The nachos weren’t as good as we’d hoped. Not enough cheese and the chicken was in chunks- harder to stack on the chips.

This was my third time visiting Santa Fe and the third time was definitely the charm! What a fabulous little hotel the Rosewood is, the rooms couldn’t be more comfortable and the staff more friendly, not to mention the excellent food and a true sense of place in the city… all topped off by a very memorable tequila tasting offered by the bar and restaurant manager. Don’t think twice when booking, you can’t do better than this property and you will love every minute!

Had an excellent stay at the Rosewood in Santa Fe. The service is excellent, the bar and restaurant are very good and the rooms are large and very nicely decorated. We also did the Tequila Tasting Experience which was excellent! Our guide, Javier, was very knowledgeable and did a great job taking us through the amazing range of tequilas. We also made use of the Bentley hotel car each day to get us too and from restaurants other visits. What a great service! Thanks!! So, all highly recommended if you are staying in Santa Fe.

The staff at the hotel could not have been nicer and more helpful. They patiently answered our questions and made sure we were happy. The room was bright, comfortable, and very clean. Housekeeping came twice a day and was wonderful. The bed was very comfortable. The hotel’s location was perfect, in easy walking distance of everything we wanted to see and do. I highly recommend the Rosewood Inn for a stay in Santa Fe.

We stayed 5 nights. The location is excellent, the common areas are well done, the margaritas at the bar are good, and the bed was very comfortable. But, having stayed at luxury hotels around the world, I never would have paid over $800/night for this property. There is a tremendous disconnect in value. And that's coming from someone who lives in NYC! Just very disappointing in that regard and hard to get past since it's so fundamental. This is a $500/night hotel. Not a thing to merit anything more. I would stay elsewhere if I returned to Santa Fe.