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Imagine the pure beauty of the high desert, nestled enchantingly in the purple shadow of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, and you will see The Inn of the Five Graces. In the heart of Santa Fe, New Mexico, this fabulous Relais & Chateaux property will open your eyes to the true wonder of the city and the natural splendor of its surroundings. Individually styled rooms are spacious and inviting, with a warm, rich ambiance and brilliant natural light streaming through picture windows and skylights. Fusing the styles of the Far East with the charming comforts of the Southwest, each room is as elegant as it is comfortably plush, with beautiful tile mosaics throughout. Enjoy all the modern amenities while you soak in deep tubs, stretch out by the fireplace after a wonderful day, and sleep peacefully in deeply comforting beds each night. At The Inn at the Five Graces discover the true beauty of Santa Fe, and your own inner warmth as well.
The Inn of the Five Graces
150 East DeVargas Street
Santa Fe, New Mexico
87501
Nearest Airport: ABQ
We had the most incredible stay at the Inn at Five Graces. From the moment we arrived, it felt like every single detail had been thoughtfully considered to make us feel comfortable, supported, and completely at ease. The level of hospitality is truly exceptional, warm, intuitive, and quietly attentive in a way that never feels forced. The staff seemed to anticipate what we needed before we even knew it ourselves, which made the entire experience feel effortless. The spa alone is worth the visit. 10 out of 10. The massage was one of the best I’ve had, and the soaking experience in the dipping pool was the perfect reset, calm, restorative, and beautifully done. Breakfast each morning was such a highlight. It felt both indulgent and grounding, with authentic, flavorful dishes served in a peaceful courtyard setting that made you want to linger. It set the tone for the day in the best way. But what truly sets this place apart is the ambiance. It doesn’t feel like a typical hotel, it feels transportive. Every room, every hallway, every corner is layered with globally sourced, richly detailed decor that feels both curated and deeply personal. You can tell that nothing was chosen arbitrarily. It’s immersive in a way that makes you slow down and take it all in. It’s rare to find a place that delivers on every level, design, service, experience, but this one does. This is not just a hotel, it’s a fully realized experience. We had such a special trip and left feeling genuinely taken care of. A place we’ll be thinking about for a long time.
Alison D
From the moment we arrived, the staff went above and beyond—warm, attentive, and genuinely happy to help. It’s rare to find service this good. The hotel itself is beautifully unique, not cookie-cutter at all, with thoughtful details everywhere. The location is perfect; walkable, and close to everything we wanted to do. The food was outstanding and having every amenity you could ask for made the stay feel effortless. Huge bonus points for being truly dog-friendly—our pup was welcomed, not just tolerated. We look forward to staying here again and will absolutely be recommending it to friends and family. A perfect experience.
chrisfesl - Livermore, California
Really spectacular...we loved our room, especially the enormous and gorgeous bathroom with a tub, the fireplace, and in-room snacks. We enjoyed the breakfast, spa, yoga, and the location. Some of the highlights were Dustin (check-in), Nancy (breakfast), Aurora (spa), and Hector (car service). Would highly recommend, it was a bespoke experience. Sidebar, definitely visit the San Miguel Chapel across the street; the staff were so friendly, and it was truly beautiful and ancient.
jmh333 - San Francisco, California
My husband and I stayed in one of the one bedroom suites. The cost of the room was approximately $2,300 per night. If you are looking for a historical, charming property convenient to downtown then it may be worth the price. I loved the Pink Adobe restaurant, and the fact that it is connected to the to the property is a plus. The daily breakfast is a nice touch, with good selections and a generous window of time to arrive. The staff are also attentive and contribute to the overall luxury experience. Now for the “room for improvement” feedback: we had expired food in our kitchenette fridge. Not just a little expired, but over a month expired. For this price point, this is unacceptable. Please consider adding more options to the mini fridge and for this price point there should be a small selection of alcoholic beverages. The room also needed some TLC as I noted water stains, moldy grout and the ceiling had water damage. I also responded to their survey, highlighting these items and I got no response. Overall, I’m glad I stayed here but would not recommend it to anyone, nor would I stay here again. In my humble opinion, it’s surprising that it is a member in the Relais & Chateaux as it lacks the overall quality of the brand.
roanie1969 - Plano, Texas
The Inn of the five graces is one of the best experiences ever. The wonderful service and accommodations are unequaled. So much to enjoy by staying there. Centrally located in walking distance to many great activities, museums, and restaurants. Their Pink Adobe restaurant is top draw. Don't miss this experience.
Mark S - Celina, Texas
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