Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi

The hotel is built in the traditional Pueblo Adobe mudbrick style that you’ll see throughout Santa Fe.

Every single room at the hotel has one of these traditional Kiva fireplaces. Cosy!

The hotel’s lovely public spaces are warm and stylish, with hardwood floors, high ceilings and hand-carved doors.

This charming living room adjoining the library is the perfect place to snuggle up by the fire with a drink at the end of a long day of exploring.

There’s complimentary coffee every morning in this library, and plenty of comfy couches and armchairs to sip it in before you hit the streets.

The 38-seat dining room with its traditional southwestern Adobe-style wood-beam ceilings offers a more formal dining experience. The restaurant, bar and lounge spaces were recently redesigned.

There’s plenty of cosy little areas in the lounge and bar where you can graze small plates designed for sharing – like chicharron and gourmet tacos – while you down a margarita.

Hand-carved doors to the hotel’s wine cellar, which is available for private dinners. The doors were blessed by the local Native American Hopi tribe.

Our spacious, light-filled bedroom filled with handmade furniture, art and textiles by indigenous artisans, and had a traditional Adobe-style wood beam ceiling.