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Driving Directions
From Albuquerque: Take I-25 N toward Santa Fe. The drive takes approximately one hour. Take Exit 284, Old Pecos Trail and follow the signs to the Plaza.
Nearest Airport
Albuquerque's International Sunport is the closest large airport that handles most commercial flights. The much smaller Santa Fe Airport, approximately ten miles from the hotel, is used by fewer carriers and by private aircraft.
Hotel Address
100 East San Francisco St, Santa Fe
New Mexico, United States 87501
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Georgia O'Keefe Museum
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Loretto Chapel
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Museum of Indian Arts & Culture
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Museum of International Folk Art
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Museum of Spanish Colonial Art
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New Mexico Museum of Art
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Palace of the Governors
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Santa Fe Botanical Gardens
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Santa Fe National Forest
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Santa Fe Opera
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Santa Fe Plaza
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