Known for its steep, challenging expert terrain, dry powdery snow, and unique blend of Southwestern and European alpine culture the base at Ski Taos sits at 9,200 feet with Kachina Peak topping out at 12,481 feet.
"36 Hours in Santa Fe: Where to Stay – A new option downtown: Palace Modern is a boutique property that opened last year. The hotel, a short walk from Santa Fe Plaza, offers an on-site art gallery and 16 contemporary rooms with calming, beige-hued décor."
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"Standing on the footprint of the 1881-built Palace Hotel in Santa Fe, Palace Modern offers a luxury experiencethat blends elegance with contemporary innovation. Led by four owner-operators – including three nativeNew Mexicans – the hotel brings a new approach to hospitality, while honoring Santa Fe’s longstandingtradition of excellence"
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"When the famous madame, Dona Tules, opened the doors of the Palace Hotel in 1881...the New Mexicanreported, “celebrities, heads of state, bishops, athletes and even international spies frequented theestablishment. It was never rebuilt. Until this year that is, when Seth and Kristen Anderson and Jim and JayHeneghan launched Palace Modern"
"36 Hours in Santa Fe: Where to Stay – A new option downtown: Palace Modern is a boutique property that opened last year. The hotel, a short walk from Santa Fe Plaza, offers an on-site art gallery and 16 contemporary rooms with calming, beige-hued décor."
