Arany Lynne - Fodors in focus Santa Fe: with Taos and Albuquerque

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Photo Credits: Cover: Mark Sykes/ AWL Images Ltd; Experience Santa Fe: Jeffrey M. Frank/Shutterstock; Exploring Santa Fe: Santa Fe Tourism; Where To Eat: Santa Fe Tourism; Where To Stay: Donald Riddle/Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi; Nightlife And The Arts: sutsaiy/Shutterstock; Shops, Galleries, And Spas: Bambi L. Dingman | Dreamstime.com; Sports And The Outdoors: Santa Fe Tourism; Day Trips From Santa Fe: Gloria P. Meyerle | Dreamstime.com; Albuquerque: sjlayne/iStockphoto; Taos: Weldon Schloneger / Shutterstock.

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ABOUT THIS GUIDE

Fodors Recommendations

Everything in this guide is worth doingwe dont cover what isntbut exceptional sights, hotels, and restaurants are recognized with additional accolades. Fodors Choice indicates our top recommendations. Care to nominate a new place? Visit Fodors.com/contact-us.

Trip Costs

We list prices wherever possible to help you budget well. Hotel and restaurant price categories from $ to $$$$ are noted alongside each recommendation. For hotels, we include the lowest cost of a standard double room in high season. For restaurants, we cite the average price of a main course at dinner or, if dinner isnt served, at lunch. For attractions, we always list adult admission fees; discounts are usually available for children, students, and senior citizens.

Hotels

Our local writers vet every hotel to recommend the best overnights in each price category, from budget to expensive. Unless otherwise specified, you can expect private bath, phone, and TV in your room. For expanded hotel reviews, visit Fodors.com.

Restaurants

Unless we state otherwise, restaurants are open for lunch and dinner daily. We mention dress code only when theres a specific requirement and reservations only when theyre essential or not accepted. For expanded restaurant reviews, visit Fodors.com.

Credit Cards

The hotels and restaurants in this guide typically accept credit cards. If not, well say so.

WHATS WHERE

The Plaza. The heart of historic Santa Fe.

Old Santa Fe Trail and South Capitol. A historic section that joins the Plaza after passing the state capitol and some of the areas oldest neighborhoods.