Santa Fe College of Santa Fe Hotels

"Overall, I enjoyed my stay here. There are some things that can be improved. All of the staff I interacted with were very nice. I have nothing but positives about the staff. The area the hotel is located in looks a little scary at night. Not well lit, people wandering the streets. However, the parking lot is gated and there were no homeless people wandering near the gate. I felt safe enough. The room looked super clean, however there were a few issues. I found the heating\cooling unit to be frustrating to use. Even with instructions, It was annoying. The floor tiles in the room were cold AF. I could not walk around without at least socks on. The HVAC unit faced away from the bathroom which meant no heat went into the bathroom at all. The floor tiles there were even colder. I found the shower controls awkwardly placed. You can not turn the shower on without getting hit by a blast of cold water because you have to lean your upper body into the direct path of the shower head to turn the water on. Lastly, the window coverings let in a lot of light in the morning. There is no way to have a fully dark room in the morning as there are no drapes. A ton of light gets in from around the shades, especially from the bathroom. It woke me up. That said, the bed was incredibly comfortable. The room was styled in a charming way. The breakfast offering was really good. Despite the room issues, I really like this property and would not hesitate to stay there again. I recommend it. "

"I have no idea how this property has such a high rating. There were some positives, but they were grossly outweighed by the negatives. Two things made me leave, giving up the money for my reservation. I drove in at night and the area is flat out scary at night. The street is poorly lit, which is never good for crime rates. There were homeless people at the bus stop. There was someone, who might have been homeless, tweaking out on some substance walking in front of the property feet from me as I went inside to register. There is no barrier between the street and the parking lot. Anyone can walk from the street into the parking lot. One small corner of the parking lot is extremely well lit, but the other parts are very dimly lit, or not lit at all. I was driving a new 50k car. I did not want to leave it there overnight. The other massive negative was the mattress. It was a spring mattress which was completely worn out. There was literally no back support. There was little cushioning between you and the bed springs. I had to drive 11 hours the next day. I know I was going to wake up with a completely sore back. If the mattress does not support your back, your body has to. The bed was unacceptable. There were some positives. The room was small, but I found it charming in appearance. The color scheme was nice and it looked very clean. The bathroom looked like it was from the 70's, but it was clean. I didn't use it, but I kind of liked it. It had some charm. "

"Comfortable stay for the price. Clean room with a hot shower!"

"Room was worn down and furniture was stained. Carpet was lifting in certain areas and smelled of mildew. Guests were very loud coming in at 2am and yelling through the halls. No one was present at the front desk to assist with complaints. The staff, on the other hand, was very nice upon arrival and the lobby made the property appear very cute and inviting. "

"This hotel was wonderful! Friendly and accomodating staff. The restaurant was handy; and the food and service were great. Rooms were clean and beds were comfortable. And the location of the hotel was so convenient to sites and activities in Santa Fe. Highly recommend!!!"

"Great hotel from 1936! Wonderful beds and good hot shower. Great coffee in the morning and the breakfast from the food truck was actually excellent. Only complaint is the pool was not open (March 1st). Understand the weather is all over the place in Santa Fe, but would have made it the perfect stay. "

"Could use a swimming pool & it'll be very awesome:)."

"Yes"

"Absolutely fabulous and Expedia saved a ton"