East Marcy Street, NM, US
Max capacity
4 beds
Private
Check-out 10 AM
Firm
1 nights
In: 4 PM – 11 PM · Out: 10 AM
Book instantly, no approval needed
House Rules
No parties or events allowed No smoking No pets No illegal substances or firearms allowed on the premises. Please take extra care of Parking passes. Lost passes incur a replacement fee. Please respect check in and checkout times.
Adjoining Suites 5 & 6 comfortably accommodate up to 8 guests, making them an excellent choice for families, group getaways, or friends traveling together in Santa Fe.
The adjoining suites feature 3 bedrooms and 4 beds, providing spacious accommodations and comfortable sleeping arrangements for larger groups.
· 12 reviews
Andy G.
Jun 2026
The facility (hotel) is quaint and the 2 rooms were convinient, however some little things were inconvinient; such as not having a waste basket in each room, a tissue box in the bathroom or a place to hang your change of clothes in the bathroom. The only place to hang anything was in the shower. I have a Mr. Coffee at home and it would have been nice to have a sheet in the notebook that is in the room that could have explained how to operate the coffee maker. I am not a fan your amenities closet, but it does make business sense to have things in a centralized location.
Amanda S.
Jun 2026
We got 2 connecting units which worked out perfectly for us! The hotel exceeded expectations - it felt like we were staying in an art gallery! The location was conveniently located to many restaurants and shops. The parking garage is a couple blocks away, but the instructions to get there were very clear and we were able to load and unload right at the hotel.
Jared C.
Jun 2026
Great location…quiet, yet just blocks from everything.
Stephanie B.
Jun 2026
Santa Fe is a great town to walk to shops and eat some great food. We had a wonderful stay. The beds were comfortable and the rooms were clean. Jennifer was a friendly and helpful host. I would definitely stay there again.
Kristina D.
May 2026
Stayed here for the second time - beautiful, clean + quiet. We also loved the walkable spaces from our units and also enjoyed the sweet postcards left for us to send to loved ones! Thank you!
Kristina D.
May 2026
Loved this stay - actually stayed on our way to Scottsdale and then on the return! Everything was very clean, private and walkable to the square and all the restaurants!
Kenneth M.
Apr 2026
Great location in a quiet neighborhood right across the street from a trailhead. There was lots of room for everyone, if things for the kids to do, and a big kitchen to cook in.
Jon W.
Mar 2026
This is a really nice place in a great location. You can walk everywhere! Close to the plaza. Really enjoyed staying here. Highly recommend & will definitely be back!
East Marcy Street, Santa Fe, NM
"36 Hours in Santa Fe: Where to Stay – A new option downtown, Palace Modern is a boutique property thatopened last year. The hotel, a short walk from Santa Fe Plaza, offers an on-site art gallery and 16 contemporaryrooms with calming, beige-hued décor."
"feels more like a private residence, as no two rooms are exactly the same. Each room features handmadeMoroccan tiles, artisan lighting and white linen bedding you won’t want to leave. Guests can text or email aconcierge for anything they need, and shared spaces feel relaxed and personal."
"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"
"One of the most incredible “secret” hotels to come to Santa Fe recently"
"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"
