La Casa Santa Fe - Welcome
We have been happy to live in Santa Fe for over 30 years, and we would like to help you have a happy stay in our historic house. Fully furnished kitchens, WiFi, and dish network television combine with comfortable beds and fluffy towels to help you feel at home. Visit “El Primero,” 141822, and "El Nido," 154580, listed at Vacation Rentals By Owner(vrbo.com). Nightly rates are seasonally adjusted, beginning at $64-$83, and decrease with extended stays.
At 7,000 ft elevation, Santa Fe enjoys four seasons. Warm summer days are often cooled by brief afternoon showers, and evenings may invite a light sweater. Winter brings snow to the nearby mountains, and often to town. Spring entices out the lilacs, and fall is glorious with golden aspens. Because our climate has low humidity, almost any day is a good day to be outdoors.
Click on the links above to see pages where you can link to sites giving more information about the bounty of wonderful things to eat, see, and do nearby.
Information of General Interest and calendars of events
Pasatiempo is a weekly supplement to the local New Mexican newspaper. It has restaurant reviews, information about local arts events, and more. Read the on-line version at www.epasatiempo.com
Also check out Santa Fe Arts and Culture for upcoming events and links to ticket purchase. You will find various bits of perhaps surprising information, for example, recipes for New Mexican cooking. www.santafeartsandculture.org
To sign up for a free weekly newsletter that will give you information about upcoming local events in the categories of your choice go to: www.nmcn.org This is a great way to get a “heads up” to help with your vacation planning!
Southwest Crossroads www.southwestcrossroads.orghas pictures and articles about southwest peoples, places and history. Most amazingly, the website has three dimensional pictures. Upon request, they will send you a pair of 3-D glasses (remember the old one-red-and-one-green plastic lenses?) so you can view the pictures in depth!
New Mexico Office of the State Historian www.newmexicohistory.orghosts the New Mexico Digital History Project. This interactive site has a menu that allows you to explore pictures and stories about New Mexico places, people, and history.
Transportation There is shuttle service from the Albuquerque Airport to Santa Fe www.sandiashuttle.comas well as rental cars at the airport http://www.cabq.gov/airport/rentals.html
Once in Santa Fe, there are city buses http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/ and a taxi company http://www.capitalcitycab.com/
Road Conditions - call 1-800-432-4269 for current road conditions or visit the New Mexico Department of Transportation at NMRoads.com
Rates (three night minimum stay, after May 30, 2008 four night minimum; applicable taxes are additional)
Regular Season: October through May, excluding Christmas/New Year's season
El Primero (consecutive nights) El Nido (consecutive nights)
First three nights = $249 First three nights = $192
Nights 4 - 7 @ $71 Nights 4 - 7 @ $56
Nights 8 - 14 @ $60 Nights 8 - 14 @ $49
Nights 15 - 21 @ $38 Nights 15 - 21 @ $30
Nights 22 - 28 Free! Nights 22 - 28 Free!
Monthly rate $1,275 Monthly rate $938
High Season: June through September and Christmas/New Year's season, Dec. 22 through January 6
El Primero (consecutive nights) El Nido (consecutive nights)
First three nights = $330 First three nights = $255
Nights 4 - 7 @ $95 Nights 4 - 7 @ $75
Nights 8 - 14 @ $80 Nights 8 - 14 @ $65
Nights 15 - 21 @ $50 Nights 15 - 21 @ $30
Nights 22 - 28 Free! Nights 22 - 28 Free!
Monthly rate $1,700 Monthly rate $1,250
We look forward to meeting you in Santa Fe!