Las Palomas, Santa Fe

Las Palomas offers distinct rooms and casitas, each featuring a unique style. Some rooms include rustic wooden doors and full kitchens, while others feature mid-century furniture and sitting areas. Every studio room features bold colors and natural textures rooted in Southwestern design, as well as local artwork. Deluxe Studio rooms include a wood-burning or gas fireplace. Casitas offer a master bedroom with a king-size bed, a private bathroom, and a living space with a queen-size sleeper sofa. Super casita rooms provide a kitchenette and more space. Sandoval House features two private 750-square-foot casitas with Southwestern art, fireplaces, full kitchens, and private outdoor courtyards.

Las Palomas serves local coffee in the main lobby. The cafe offers breakfast with options like blue corn pancakes and breakfast burritos. Aroma Coffee Roasters Coffee Bar serves specialty blend coffee from Santa Fe's Iconik Roasters, including lattes, espressos, and cappuccinos. Taos Cow Ice Cream is also available. Near Las Palomas, Jambo Café serves Afro-Caribbean cuisine, and Tomasita's provides Mexican cuisine.

Guests can walk along trails with mountain views and public land areas. The property is near the Railyard Arts District (1 km), San Miguel Mission (1 km), New Mexico Museum of Art (0.5 km), New Mexico History Museum (0.5 km), Loretto Chapel (1 km), Sweeney Convention Center (0.5 km), and Santa Fe Railyard (0.5 km). Guests can browse shops and galleries on Canyon Road Arts. The hotel displays images and sculptures representing New Mexico's colors and essence. A living tree welcomes guests during check-in.

Las Palomas is located steps from the Santa Fe Plaza and the Railyard District. It's near restaurants, art galleries, antique stores, and the Santa Fe Farmers Market. Santa Fe Municipal Airport is 20 km away. The hotel is situated in a quiet residential area shaded by mature trees, courtyards, and flower gardens.

Las Palomas aims to provide access to information and booking for everyone, including people with hearing or vision loss. The hotel is housed in Spanish Pueblo-style adobe structures connected by brick paths. Each apartment features a private patio or balcony and a full kitchen. The hotel offers Section 508 information about accessibility standards.