Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau

Once you've stayed in a Santa Fe bed and breakfast (B &B), you will feel so at home you'll want to extend your vacation for days or even weeks. Nothing beats friendly, old-fashioned Southwestern hospitality! Your hosts will be more than happy to give you the scoop on where to shop, what to see, where to eat and how best to get around town.

Santa Fe B & B's come in different shapes and sizes from renting a room, a suite, a casita, part of a hacienda or even an entire house. You can choose to stay in a 1930s-era Pueblo-style bungalow; a Queen Anne house: a Spanish Pueblo Revival building: a Zen center or a rambling adobe where a famous poet once lived.

Many bed and breakfasts are pet-friendly and a few even allow horses. Most are family-friendly and can accommodate large groups for reunions, weddings and other events.

Browse our list below to find the best bed and breakfast for your Santa Fe stay.