Rooms here vary, from cozy to high-ceiling to dark and simple, although ongoing renovations and upgrades continue to enhance all rooms, many of which have fireplaces, flat-screen TVs, CD players leather couches, Spanish-tile bathrooms, and Navajo-inspired rugs. Many accommodations are in an adobe complex surrounding the main building; those in the older casitas, though capturing vintage Santa Fe's artsy charm, lack the newer units' plush feel. The main building contains a handful of high-ceiling Victorian rooms with marble-accent bathrooms. The real stars here are the bar, spa, and common areas, including the Staab House Lounge. The hotel's location, just blocks from the Plaza, is ideal. Fuego restaurant specializes in excellent world-beat contemporary fare.
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