Santa Fe vacation rentals

Who wouldn't be captivated by Santa Fe? With its crisp air and gorgeous mountain views, endless places to dine out and shop, and fabulous art for days, it's an approachable city meant for exploration and enjoyment. Our favorite part of our week-long trip was staying at Casita Del Norte. Blissfully peaceful, yet right in the heart of it all, we were delighted by the distinctive adobe architecture and contemporary charm with beautifully-appointed furnishings and decor. Every detail was considered and there were wonderful little surprises to be discovered in each room: a pleasing vinyl collection and record player, colorful Mexican hand-painted bathroom sinks, comfortable patios at every turn. The kitchen was so well-equipped that there was nothing we wouldn't have been able to cook there. The bedrooms featured king size beds and plenty of closet and drawer space, so we were able to tuck away our luggage and luxuriate in the sizable spaces without even a hint of clutter. (That's basically a miracle when you're traveling with kids.) It would have been a perfect stay as is, but the curated list of things to do in Santa Fe really ensured we had an amazing visit. We had a few ideas in mind, but arrived with a mostly-open schedule and open minds. Having a list of thoughtful suggestions made it so easy for us to pick a place to eat after a long day of exploring, and there wasn't a place that we visited that we wouldn't return to again. It took all of the guesswork out of the stay and not a moment of our trip was wasted. The city is easily navigable by car, but the prime location of the house allowed us to walk most places. We never wanted to leave! Hands down, this was our favorite and easiest family vacation.

We chose the Camino Loft for it's location in town but with parking and outside spaces. It did not disappoint! The loft was so spacious very bright and well equipped with high quality furnishings, bed linens and patio furniture. The Kitchen was well stocked with excellent quality glassware and Fiesta Ware. We were within a close walk to the Railway Yard where we shopped at the Farmers Market on Saturday and bought silver jewelry from artisans in tents along the tracks nearby. On Sundays the market has more artisans. We spent the first days getting used to the altitude by going to museums, the square to watch Native American dancers and shopping. We walked and left the car parked in the driveway. It was a great location. The rest of the time we drove an hour to hike at Bandelier National Park for two days then also did some local hikes. I would love to return another time to explore more and would happily stay at this beautiful condo. The hosts left very clear instructions and some snacks to boot. They are very gracious. Thanks for everything!

Really nice place! Great inside and out. Really enjoyed drinking coffee on the porch every morning! Will definitely come back for our trip next year if the dates are available! When booking just be aware 2 of the 3 bathrooms are in the king rooms. So all the other rooms share a bathroom. Not a big deal but worth being aware of for showers!