105 East Marcy Street, NM, US
Max capacity
1 beds
Private
Check-out 10 AM
Firm
1 nights
In: 3 PM – 11 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.
Premium King 8 is designed to comfortably accommodate guests seeking a cozy and relaxing stay in the heart of Santa Fe.
Yes, long-term stays are allowed at the property, making the room suitable for extended visits or remote work stays.
· 12 reviews
Pramila P.
Jun 2026
We loved staying here except one thing was the bathroom. Didn’t enjoy the clear glass and it’s definitely disturbing to go to the bathroom using drapes! Maybe frosted glass might be an option? Otherwise most interesting stay on our travels.
Christa W.
May 2026
Positive: Clean. Negative: Tiny room. Glass wall bathroom with curtains. Parking garage is 3 blocks away.
Jordan S.
Mar 2026
Clean place, comfortable stay, easy check-in, nearby garage for safe parking
Michael S.
Jan 2026
Nice quiet rooms, well laid out with first class bedding!
Tam B.
Dec 2025
Wonderful location. No parking on premise though and parking is at a near by convention center about 5-6 min walk away. Just wish this fact were made more clear in the listing
Cindy B.
Sep 2025
Great location, modern and new. Comfy bed. Few areas of opportunity for improvement - glass door to the bathroom is way too big. Takes up too much space in the room next to bed. Living area needs more light and the height of the sink makes it difficult to put on makeup. Consider a make up mirror. Hope this is helpful to make future guests even more comfortable.
Ashley F.
Aug 2025
Great location, comfortable bedding, and clean Positive: The location is great! The hotel was very clean and extremely quiet. Staff at the "front desk" was friendly. Amenities room was a nice touch, especially since the location isn't staffed 24/7. Negative: It's awkward trying to figure out how to return the parking pass since its about a 2 block walk from the hotel. Free parking is appreciated, but the distance to park isn't ideal. We genuinely didn't know there was a huge festival going on when we booked, but it was extremely expensive for one night. For the cost, I would have expected more in terms of luxury products, maybe a discount for the coffee shop/Japanese restaurant in the same building. I'm not surprised based on pics of the room, but the glass wall bathroom about 2 feet from the bed doesn't lend much to privacy.
Maureen S.
Aug 2025
Room is lovely -small, but bright and fresh, very comfortable bed. Nice amenities. The hands-off service worked great - convenient access to fresh towels, toiletries, water, ice, etc. Great central location. Convenient parking a short distance from hotel. The only negative - the internet access was terrible - this problem definitely needs to be addressed as we all use our computers for everything!
105 East Marcy Street, Santa Fe, NM
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