




The Hotel St. Francis, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was built in 1923. Until the early 1980s, it was known as the De Vargas Hotel. In 1986, the property was renovated and restored to its original splendor. Each room is furnished with antique furniture and fixtures, and some have views of the picturesque Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The original shutter-style windows remain, adding some extra charm. The concierge service at this hotel has been hailed as one of the finest in the world.
Website: hotelstfrancis.com
Phone: (505) 983-5700
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Don Gaspar Ave and E Water St/W Water St
Open now
- Sun Open 24 Hours
210 Don Gaspar Ave Santa Fe, NM 87501 ·1474.62 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
- Bar
- Hot tub
- Restaurant
- Smoke-free
- Family friendly
- Business center
- Accessible
Reviews
tripadvisorFrom the moment we arrived, we felt right at home. Sarah welcomed us at the valet parking area and patiently explained everything we needed to know. Check-in at the front desk was relaxed and pleasant.The rooms are not particularly spacious, and the layout is a little unusual, as the bathroom sink is located outside the bathroom, right in the bedroom.The bed is extremely comfortable, and the hotel itself is beautiful, well-maintained, welcoming, and centrally located.Coffee and tea are available in the lobby in the morning, which is a lovely way to start the day.Overall, we had a very pleasant stay!
Moresmall rooms, nice staff, to go breakfast options (cookie, muffin), convenient to plaza, some confusion about my bill which they resolved, a little noisy
MoreQuick stop on our way to Oklahoma. My daughter and I loved this beautiful hotel. It had great valet parking and was in a safe location. We could walk to several cafes and restaurants. We enjoyed the ambiance and history of this place. The staff was also super friendly.
MoreHotel St. Francis has a relaxed friendly vibe. The entire staff (especially Brandon and Sarah at the front desk) are so friendly and helpful and patient. The bartenders make great specialty drinks and there is a great front porch with plenty of seating to people watch. The lobby is spacious with comfortable seating areas. The staff put out delicious anise cookies and free coffee. The rooms are fine with good sheets and pillows and good water pressure on the shower. There are lots of old photos and frames pages from old books which were interesting. The best part was how comfortable the staff made us feel.
MoreThe hotel is beautiful and the location is excellent. The parking is a nightmare. They seem very short on staff. The valet also acts as the bellman. That is if someone wants to help you. They had one employee that seemed to be in his own world. (It was not a good thing!) We took his instructions on parking. We were very lucky to not get an expensive parking ticket! This coupled with paying $25.00 a night for valet parking! The A/C was not working properly. It was hot and miserable at night. We stayed one night in a queen room, 309. It was tiny. We moved to a king. It was much better, just hot. The bar was lovely as well as the porch. The bartender James is excellent. You have to ask for a coffee maker and ice bucket for your room. It’s a beautiful property but you see guests having to put ice in a garbage can! They do serve coffee in the lobby each morning. Again, they seem short staffed. It could be a great place but when you have to ask over and over for a service, the points go down quickly.
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