El Rey Inn

Built in 1936, the El Rey Inn Santa Fe is truly one of a kind. Located along the original Route 66 and embodying the culture, history, and art of the Southwest, the El Rey Inn features 86 unique rooms and suites that are as different as New Mexico itself. No two rooms at the El Rey Inn are alike and each individually decorated room includes Southwestern decor, original artwork, and modern...

The El Rey has been a fixture on Cerrillos Road since the 1930s, when fabled Route 66 ran through Santa Fe. The five-acre mini-resort remains one of the city's most appealing vintage properties, with its 80 rooms and eight suites decked… Read More

The Scene
Just off busy Cerrillos Road, this surprisingly tranquil, roadside motel features lush gardens and white-washed buildings spread over four and a half landscaped acres. A... Pros + InexpensiveCourtyards Cons - Off a busy road

A classic Route 66 Inn built in 1935 and maintained beautifully. Under the same local ownership for the past 31 years with a loyal and dedicated staff with an average tenure greater than ten years. This tranquil roadside inn features lush gardens that are designated a NWF backyard habitat and white-washed buildings spread over five acres. A landmark inn El Rey has offered affordable lodging...

El Rey Inn has been a landmark in Santa Fe since the 1940s. It remains one of the prime, moderately priced inns in town. The inn has been fully restored and modernized. This five-acre property has beautiful gardens and loads of charm. The rooms are decorated with muted Southwestern tones and handcrafted furnishings. During the summer months, you can take a dip in the pool or relax in the hot tub.