1. Eldorado Hotel and Spa 4* – Gay Friendly Hotels Santa Fe

Featuring the full-service Nidah Spa, this New Mexico hotel is a 6-minute walk from the historic Santa Fe Plaza. On-site dining, a rooftop heated pool and Southwestern-styled rooms are provided.

All rooms are adorned in pueblo revival style, with handcrafted native furniture and art. Featuring a flat-screen cable TV and an iPod docking station and work desk. The private bathrooms come with free toiletries.

The Agave Restaurant & Lounge is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers innovative cuisine using local ingredients. Eldorado Lounge features live music Thursday through to Saturday.

The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum is a 5-minute walk from Eldorado Hotel. Guests are also a 5-minute walk from the New Mexico Museum of Art.

This upscale pueblo-style hotel is a 2-block walk from both Santa Fe Plaza and the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum.

The rustic-chic rooms and suites feature handcrafted furniture and local art, plus flat-screen TVs, mini fridges and free Wi-Fi. Upgraded units add balconies, and some suites have wood-burning fireplaces.

A sleek lounge offers cocktails and light fare, and the restaurant serves global cuisine made with ingredients from nearby farms. There’s a heated rooftop pool and a fitness center with views of downtown. The spa specializes in treatments using native plants and herbs.

2. Inn of the Turquoise Bear 3* – Gay Friendly Hotels Santa Fe New Mexico

Located on an acre of landscaped grounds, this Santa Fe, New Mexico property is within 15 minutes’ walk of Santa Fe Plaza, Chapel of San Miguel and Linda Durham Contemporary Art. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in rooms.

Offering a fireplace, all rooms and suites include a seating area and a cable TV. Bathrobes are also provided in rooms at Inn of the Turquoise. Inspired by southwest design, all rooms feature plush white linens.

A complimentary American breakfast is provided daily for guests at Turquoise Bear Inn. Enclosed by adobe walls, this authentic estate offers terraced gardens and meandering paths.

With sections of the building dating from the mid-1800s, this adobe B&B set on an acre is 1.2 miles from Museum Hill and 1.1 miles from Santa Fe Plaza.

Individually decorated with Southwest furnishings, the rooms are named for prominent artists with ties to the area, including D.H. Lawrence and Ansel Adams. Details can include hardwood or Saltillo-tile floors, kiva fireplaces and claw-foot tubs. Some rooms have mini fridges, and a junior suite with a balcony is available. There’s Wi-Fi access.

Full hot breakfast is served, and free afternoon snacks are offered. The property features stone benches, flagstone paths and pine trees.

The historic property is very beautiful, well maintained, with in walking distance to the square and is set up in a way that social distancing can be maintained. The rooms were very clean, comfortable and quiet. Breakfast was delicious and very well thought out. Dan, Alex and staff were very friendly and helpful with recommendations.

Beautiful property that makes you feel like you are in fairy tale garden. The room (we stayed in the Shaman room) was very nice, spacious, yet very cozy. The location of the Inn is very convenient as it as only a 5 minute walk to the historical plaza. Breakfast was exceptional every day! The service was top notch and staff were very friendly and accommodating! We are definitely coming back.

This Inn is historic and beautifully maintained property. It says it’s a b&b but this is really a lovely, cozy hotel with a marvelous innkeeper and excellent service and staff. The breakfast is fabulous and makes you want to get up and see what yummy specials they have that day!

I used to stay at a rather fancy, double the price hotel and no longer as this is too wonderful an experience!

Staying in one of their three large rooms/suites actually. Georgie O’Keefe room with fireplace.

The renovations are authentic; we stayed in the carriage house, and the wall stucco was speckled with pieces of hay artfully embedded in the material. Decorations and furniture ,were lovely and unobtrusive, complementing the winding architectural lines of the house. The front sitting room, dining room, and office are all tastefully decorated without overdoing it. We were there mid-November, and the farolitos were lit each night, making an enchanting winter memory for me, when we students would make farolitos with actual brown bags, sand, and candles.

We stayed in The Shaman Room – and it was like stepping into a set. Beautiful old bricks on the floor, highly polished from use, comfortable bed, antique-style furnishings, books, a working fireplace, plus deep-set windows and courtyard seating areas. We arrived in the evening so experienced the spectacle of luminarias lining the tops of all the enclosing walls and lining the roof.

The Food. Wow. Wonderful hearty breakfast variety, available in a beautiful dining room with a polished-wood communal table.

All the furnishings resonate with various New Mexico themes, and the entire dining area & shared sitting room are warm, rich, and cozy.

The Company. We enjoyed talking with fellow guests over a couple of leisurely breakfasts. Fascinating travelers in this setting gives one of the feel of travel as it must have been in the days of trains and carriages. We had a marvelous time.

How much does a room costs at Inn of the Turquoise Bear ?

Prices start 294$/night for Classic Queen Room. The Deluxe King Room  is  336$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.

This second-floor room features a large fireplace, viga beams, a seating area and a cable TV. A private balcony with garden views and access to a private bathroom across the hall are also provided.

This room is also called The Witter Bynner Room.

Where to book online – Inn of the Turquoise Bear  –  Gay Friendly Hotels Santa Fe New Mexico – you can find the best hotels deals in Santa Fe during Fiestas de Santa Fe which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Santa Fe on  Booking.com  or Agoda.com or Hotelscombined.com  and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.

3. Inn at Vanessie 4* – Gay Santa Fe Hotels

Featuring authentic southwest décor, Inn at Vanessie includes guest rooms with free WiFi. Parking is provided.

A flat-screen TV and an en suite bathroom with plush bathrobes and free toiletries are offered at. Inn at Vanessie. Select rooms feature a fireplace

The Vanessie Inn features an onsite fine dining restaurant. A piano bar is also available for guest entertainment.

A 3-block walk from the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, this upscale adobe inn is a 4-block walk from Santa Fe Plaza and a 5-block walk from the Santa Fe Railyard Arts District.

Colorful, stylish rooms and suites in 3 separate buildings come with flat-screen TVs, bold fabrics and free Wi-Fi. Beds offer luxury linens. Decor varies and can include Native American crafts, antique gas stoves and wood or brick flooring. Some suites have private decks, whirlpool tubs and wood-burning fireplaces.

The inn serves complimentary continental breakfast in a sunroom. There’s a renown restaurant, plus a piano bar with nightly entertainment, and free parking.

The room was absolutely gorgeous with beautiful linens, a fabulous bathroom and even a perfect little courtyard. The manager was so friendly and accommodating when we arrived. Everything is within walking distance but We didn’t want to leave the room.

I can’t wait to go back to Santa Fe when I can spend some more time and I will certainly be staying at this hotel next time as well!

It is within walking distance (about 2 blocks) to the Plaza, it is a small,charming, unique, historic, adobe boutique hotel. Each room is different which I really like rather than staying in a typical, cookie cutter style hotel. (I have stayed in many of the rooms and have enjoyed them all).

The rooms are spacious and beautifully decorated in authentic Santa Fe style.

The beds are very comfortable. I LOVE that they have working kiva fireplaces. I enter the room after a long day on the road and just feel “ahhhh” and immediately relax.

The dining room/piano bar is a classy place to relax and enjoy a meal. And I really enjoy sitting in the lovely breakfast room in the morning and the food that is served is very good.

How much does a room costs at Inn at Vanessie ?

Prices start 389$/night for Deluxe King. The Superior King  is  405$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.

This suite has a bathrobe, iPod dock and electric kettle.

Where to book online – Inn at Vanessie  –  Gay Friendly Santa Fe New Mexico – you can find the best hotels deals in Santa Fe during Fiestas de Santa Fe which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Santa Fe on  Booking.com  or Hotels.com or Trip.com  and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.