105 East Marcy Street, NM, US
Max capacity
1 beds
Private
Check-out 11 AM
Firm
1 nights
In: 3 PM · Out: 11 AM
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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.
Classic King 12 comfortably accommodates up to 2 guests, making it an ideal option for couples or solo travelers seeking a relaxing stay in downtown Santa Fe.
No. Smoking is strictly prohibited anywhere on the premises.
· 48 reviews
Corinne A.
Oct 2026
Great location. Modern. Works if you're traveling light, solo, and want walkable downtown access. But we found form missing function. Two primary complaints. 1 - Parking. The "loading zone" is a single marked on-street parking spot that has a 30 minute limit. If it is occupied by another guest your alternatives are limited. The off-site parking is 3 blocks away, has a height limit of 7', an extremely narrow entrance way, and is closed between 11pm and 7:30 am. Plan accordingly. 2 - bathroom. It is not shared with other hotel guests, but it is not exactly private. It is a glass box inside the room with a shower curtain you can pull around for "privacy." The glass door either hits the bed or the curtain so navigating in and out is a challenge and hard to do quietly in the middle of the night. Any "indelicate" sounds or smells will not be contained within the bathroom. Shower has no door and a shower head that seems intended to get more water outside the shower than inside.
Joyce B.
Oct 2026
A nice room but that’s it. Positive: The bedding and towels were nice. The room was comfortable. The aesthetic is nice. The coffee is actually decent. Love the water and ice and the supply closet Negative: All it is is a room. There’s no view, no outside place to sit. Not even a bench in front of the hotel. This would keep me from returning
Scott M.
Sep 2026
This was my first boutique hotel experience and it exceeded my expectations. The location was great, the hotel itself was uniquely tucked right into the surrounding city. I felt like I was part of it rather than visiting. I had everything I needed, including access to umbrellas (an unexpected need). The bed was great, and the room had everything I needed and nothing I didn't.
Margarita R.
Sep 2026
Great location, reasonably priced for Santa Fe, quiet, high end bedding, and impeccably clean linens and bathroom 🙌!
Cheryl F.
Jul 2026
We enjoyed Jennifer’s place. Clear instructions were given, and it was easy to access. It was walking distance to the plaza, which was very nice. The room was very clean, and I liked the fact we could access extra coffee, towels, etc., if needed. My only complaint, which is trivial, would be the pillows. They were very soft and not comfortable for me. Other than that, it was a great place to stay!
Carlos A.
Jul 2026
Beautiful place , located in the heart of downtown, walkable distance to restaurants, museums and galleries.
Emily C.
Jun 2026
Walking distance to everything downtown Santa Fe! The coffee shop next door is wonderful and plenty of options for restaurants just steps away from your room! We will definitely be back!
Jennifer L.
Jun 2026
Love staying here on our visits to Santa Fe!
105 East Marcy Street, Santa Fe, NM
"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."
"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"
"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."
