The Guadalupe Inn

Owned and operated by three members of the Quintana family, the Inn was built on the site of their grandfather's store on Agua Fria Street, a stone's throw from the historic Santuario de Guadalupe, one of the oldest churches in Santa Fe. Agua Fria itself was once the famous Camino Real, an ancient route connecting northern New Mexico to Mexico, traversed for centuries by Indian and then Hispanic traders. The Inn was built in a manner that pays tribute to the classic Spanish architecture of hi storic Santa Fe.