Fodor's Expert Review Inn on the Paseo

This handily situated inn has fairly simple, if in some cases compact, rooms, but they're clean and light, some have hardwood floors, and all have pleasing Southwestern furnishings and color schemes—the best units even have fireplaces and private patios. It's on a busy road, but at least this stretch of Paseo de Peralta is just two lanes wide and is in a semi-residential neighborhood a short walk from the Plaza. The two historic main buildings are joined by a modern lobby with a pitched ceiling, where the continental breakfast is served—in warm weather you can dine on the sundeck.