IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA)

Low-key lodging featuring New Mexican, as well as free breakfast burritos & snacks. Along a historic section of Route 66, this low-rise, mission-style hotel is 3 blocks from both Santa Fe Plaza and Guadalupe Street and is an 8-minute walk from Loretto Chapel. The understated rooms and suites feature such details as handmade New Mexican furniture, works by local artists and decorative tile showers. Microwaves, minifridges, whirlpool tubs, balconies and gas kiva fireplaces are available in some rooms and suites. Wi-Fi is free in all units. Freebies include parking and full breakfast (with a burrito bar), plus guacamole and chips and freshly baked cookies in the afternoon. There's also a business center and a fitness room.

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