FOOD IS LOVE !

It’s time to discover new and tasty culinary creations

for your next trip to Santa Fe!

Spring 2025

In a city where green chile sings and local flavors dance, the only real question is…

Where shall we dine next?

Let the delicious decision-making begin!

MARKET STEER STEAKHOUSE.  This Prime Steakhouse is the new restaurant on Washington St. and opened quite the local restaurant where The Tack Room bar is standing room only and grass-fed beef celebrates local ranchers and chefs for a great food and wine dinner menu.  This Santa Fe restaurant is local from the bar to the beef. It doesn’t disappoint!

FIESTA OAXACA imports its Mexican mole and delicious flavors from Oaxaca. It is like an anejo Mexican bistro with outdoor restaurant seating and vibrant Mexican design everywhere. The menu choices of traditional Mexican food are a quick trip to Mexico for our AQUI guests.

ESCONDIDO Santa Fe is all in for their Northern and Pacific Coast menu.  It is traditional Mexican Food where the shrimp ceviche, crab cakes, and the delicious tacos are outstanding! It is one of those healthy food places with healthy flavors. Dine under the stars on the deck or in the open air, where they throw open the garage doors!  Chef Fernando Ruiz, 3-time winner of Food Network of Champions, is hop’n as he serves from the open kitchen restaurant.

And Don’t Forget!

SANTA FE SCHOOL OF COOKING.  While it is not a traditional Santa Fe restaurant, this internationally acclaimed cooking school is a true celebration of New Mexican cuisine!  Green chile reigns supreme in the open kitchen, creating the best food in Santa Fe. Restaurant tours, visiting chefs, and Santa Fe restaurant participants offer an unforgettable culinary experience that captures the heart of the city and is an important part of the Santa Fe food scene.

Best Kept Secret!

LA LECHERIA New Mexico Craft Ice Cream.   This isn’t just any ice cream cone — it’s a sweet scoop of nostalgia! Located in the Railyard Arts District, this homemade ice cream is made the old-school way, where wizards build ice cream recipes and flavors to whip up seasonal creations and seriously tasty treats for the BEST ice cream!

Santa Fe has a local restaurant every 100 ft where the New Mexican Chile reigns supreme for fine dining and casual dining.  Santa Fe restaurants are considered some of the best restaurants for good reason —al fresco dining and starry nights, chefs who are James Beard award winners, Hatch green chile, and our own special brand of Santa Fe, New Mexico weather.  If you want to visit a foreign country but stay in the United States, come to Santa Fe, the land of enchantment.

Aqui Santa Fe takes great pride in sharing our best-kept secrets with each guest.  After years of living in Santa Fe, one cannot help but give thanks for the azure skies and 300-plus days of a pocket full of sunshine.  The 7 elements of art are ever present for every Santa Fean from the New Mexico landscape, to Santa Fe Restaurants and all the Santa Fe Art Galleries  It is one of the most walkable cities in the US, and we do live the life of luxury—every day!

 It is time to confirm your Summer Reservations!

Call Caroline for your magical vacation homes.

Short-term Rental Casitas, Weekend Getaways, house rental with a pool and Luxury Homes

In one of the most walkable cities in the US!

AQUI  SANTA FE LUXURY VACATION HOMES

 505.577.6774

 AquiSantaFe.com

Live in the manner of renowned Santa Fe architect John Gaw Meem at Casa Tatum, Santa Fe vacation rental with Aqui Santa Fe.  His simple but elegant interpretation of pueblo design with earthen white against traditional adobe is its honest beauty.  Renovated by McDowell Fine Homes with consistent attention to detail so perfectly preserves the integrity of its original 1939 design.   A country setting just minutes from Museum Hill in the heart of Santa Fe assures close proximity to town but yet a bit off the beaten path across the road from Dale Ball Trailheads.  The peaceful land with a mountain view in the distance, the perfection of today’s modernization, and the quiet of country living provide the perfect respite.  The exterior landscaping is just as important with the generous courtyard complete with its own magnificent outdoor kitchen for casual entertaining.  Caress the warm breezes of summer on the west portal with a view of the mountains in the distance and walk the paths of this historical setting.

John Law Meem, Renowned Santa Fe Architect

John Gaw Meem came to Santa Fe seeking the healing virtues of the dry Southwestern climate, which many people with tuberculosis found to be a restorative cure. He thrived in New Mexico and is known for his pivotal role in shaping the Pueblo Revival Style of architecture, a design aesthetic that remains prevalent in Santa Fe homes Today. Meem is widely regarded as one of the most important and influential architects to have worked in New Mexico, leaving an enduring legacy that continues to define the region’s architectural landscape.

Meem was among the first architects to embrace Regionalism, a movement that would come to shape architecture in the 1920s and 1930s. Drawing from his more eclectic intellect, he combined traditional architectural elements such as battered walls, vigas, and stepped parapets with modern building techniques and materials, creating a unique aesthetic that evoked a particular mood without directly imitating the past. Meem later expanded his focus to the preservation of historic buildings, laying a strong foundation for his future architectural endeavors, many of which earned historic designation.

John Gaw Meem’s impact on Santa Fe was profound. Not only did he design some of the city’s most iconic buildings, but he also led the committee responsible for the 1957 Historical Zoning Ordinance. This pivotal law ensured that all future construction in central Santa Fe adhered to the region’s vernacular style.

While this strict adherence to a singular building tradition faced criticism in the “City Different,” Meem’s design principles continue to influence new developments in Santa Fe today.

At Aqui Santa Fe, we take every step necessary to ensure that your vacation home meets your needs and is in pristine condition.  Our housekeeping team is an orchestration of dusting, making beds to perfection, polishing bath fixtures and laying out the bath terry, disinfecting all high-touch surfaces, and fluffing the pillows with a final check on the landscaping as they leave.  Welcome to Aqui Santa Fe Luxury Vacation Homes!  From the moment you book one of our exquisite properties, AQUI begins an intricate process of preparation, ensuring that every detail is tailored to your arrival.  Your stay is our top priority!

With the home refreshed,  French Le Jacquard tea towels are placed in the kitchen along with eco-friendly products. The finishing touch is the delivery of your Aqui Santa Fe welcome basket.

Enjoy a touch of luxury that truly defines your Aqui Santa Fe stay.

• Plush are robes hung with care in each closet.
• Beds are dressed in PRATESI linens, renowned for their comfort and elegance.
• Lofty down duvets, and light-as-air blankets, ensure a soothing night’s sleep.
• USB cords are conveniently placed at bedside.

All ensuite bathrooms are updated with modern fittings and exquisite tile or marble surfaces:

• fluffy FRETTE bath terry.
• LOS POBLANOS toiletries of New Mexico.
• Hair dryers
• Magnifying mirrors

At Aqui Santa Fe, luxury is in the details.  Our amenities and thoughtful touches are designed with you in mind to make your stay effortless and enjoyable. We provide conveniences such as: extra towels, all soaps, incidentals in the kitchen, umbrellas, Le Jacquard tea towels, and our “Silent Concierge”, the AQUI source book.   If you find that you need anything more—our concierge service is here to assist. Our phone lines are always open and we do look forward to hearing from you.

Now, it’s time for your arrival, and AQUI is ready to greet you with a warm welcome at your home away from home. You’ll drive directly to your vacation property, where we’ll meet you with the keys and provide a brief introduction to the home, ensuring you feel comfortable and confident from the moment you step inside.

When it’s time to depart, we are there to close up and bid you a fond farewell, ensuring your stay with Aqui Santa Fe is a fond memory.

Arrive as guests, stay as friends, return as AQUI family!

My Best,

Caroline Morgan, Owner

Indian Market in Santa Fe is tradition like no other.  Put on all your squash blossoms, turquoise,  silver cuffs that you bought at Indian Market in years past and head to the Santa Fe Plaza to find some more.  A woman can never have enough Indian jewelry!

Indian Market attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world and the location of your vacati.on rental is key to easy access to Indian Market.  Parking is crazy and you want to be able to walk everywhere.  Stay with Aqui Santa Fe vacation rentals within just a couple of blocks of the downtown Santa Fe plaza.  You can’t beat beint able to walk your purchases back to your vacation home, dress for dinner and head back to downtown santa fe restaurants for dinner.

There is a rich history of Native American culture in New Mexico, especially in Santa Fe. This history is celebrated every year at the Southwestern Association of American Indian Art’s (SWAIA’s) Santa Fe Indian Market, a seven-day event that is open to the public. It takes place in August every year.

With humble beginnings over a century ago in 1922, the Santa Fe Indian market has steadily grown into the world’s largest juried Native American art show and one of the city’s most iconic and popular events. It features over 3,500 works from over 600 artists, and draws around 100,000 people every year. The whole week is a bustle of festivities celebrating the Best of Show, auctions, acknowledgments, fashion shows and the list goes on.

#1: Admire the art

No visit to the Santa Fe Indian Market is complete without spending at least a few hours strolling through the plaza and admiring the wide variety of art. You’ll find pottery, textiles, baskets, paintings, beadwork, silverwork, and much more. Artists represent more than 250 different Nations from the US and Canada, and their works adhere to centuries of tradition, so you can expect authentic and high-quality pieces.

#2: The Food

You’ll probably build up an appetite walking around the plaza, so be sure to stop by one of the Native American food vendors and grab a bite to eat. From Navajo tacos to fry bread, you can find a variety of delicious and authentic cuisine indigenous cuisine. While not a traditional staple of Native American food, Frito pie is a market staple that reflects New Mexico’s blend of native, Mexican, and Southwest cultures.

#3: Enjoy live music and other performances

Over the course of the weekend, there will be a variety of live music, dances, storytelling, and comedy shared by Native American performers on the plaza and Cathedral Walk from 9 AM through 5 PM.

#4: Watch the Native American Clothing Contest

The Native American Clothing contest is a market favorite and will usually takes place on Sunday.  The contest includes men, women, and children who show off their different styles and designs of garments, many of which are handmade traditional regalia and clothing from their nation. It’s free to the public and a great break from perusing the art.

#5: See the latest fashion trends at the Indigenous Fashion Show

Taking place at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center Ballroom on Sunday from 3 – 4 PM, the Indigenous Fashion Show showcases the latest in innovative indigenous fashion designs from several premier designers. There are a few different ticket options available at different prices so you can find one that works with your budget.  This is an incredible show!

If you’re coming to experience everything the 2023 Santa Fe Indian Market has to offer, Aqui Santa Fe can help ensure you have an unforgettable time. We have several enchanting and bespoke vacation homes for rent that offer a blend of sophistication and southwestern charm and make your experience our number one priority. Stay with us, and we guarantee you’ll love your time in the Land of Enchantment.

Springtime on Canyon Road

Spring is one of the best seasons to visit Santa Fe. The temperature is warming, the wind is dying down, the birds are chirping and the flowers are blooming.  This is when you want to come to the Annual Canyon Road Art Festival to visit Santa Fe Art Galleries.

Canyon Road stretches for about half a mile through Santa Fe’s historic district, offering a unique opportunity to explore this charming neighborhood while discovering incredible works from a wide range of artists. If you are looking for  paintings, sculptures, jewelry designs, pottery, and more, these Santa Fe art galleries are where you want to be.  Some artists will even host live demonstrations and open their studios for you to explore.  Count on the Canyon Rd Art Walk to be the no. 1 thing to do in Santa Fe

After enjoying the art, you can stroll to nearby Santa Fe restaurants and other historical roads that parallel Canyon Rd.  The Tea House & Bistro at the end of the road is delightful outdoor dining just across the road from the iconic El Farol.

Walk to the Art Festival

To get to this Santa Fe Art District, you can walk from the Downtown Plaza, or walk from your Aqui Santa Fe vacation rental.  Both Casa Perla and Casa Simpatica are only two blocks from Canyon Road.

Aqui Santa Fe offers a variety of luxury vacation homes conveniently located throughout the city’s historic district. When you stay with AQUI Santa Fe, you’ll be just a short walk from the Canyon Road Art Festival and can easily explore all that this art district area has to offer.

In addition to providing unparalleled convenience and comfort, AQUI Santa Fe is committed to ensuring you have a memorable experience throughout your stay. To start planning your perfect vacation during the Santa Fe Spring Art Festival, contact Caroline at (505) 577-6774 or via email at [email protected]. We’re here to help you find the ideal luxury vacation home for your unforgettable getaway!

Santa Fe is a city rich in diversity and culture, with influences from Spanish, Native American, and European histories. Staying at a Santa Fe vacation rental and experiencing ‘The City Different’ is always a unique experience.

There are many places to visit in the fall, but nowhere beats Santa Fe. Enjoy going for a hike along one of the many trails in and near Santa Fe to catch a glimpse of the fall colors, explore the Rio Grande, visit one of our many museums, including the world-famous Georgia O’Keefe Museum, head to Taos for an artist tour, or dine at one of the many world-class restaurants around town. There’s so much to do in our quaint little city, and Fall 2022 has many seasonal events to look forward to. Keep reading to learn about some of the most popular events and attractions in and around Santa Fe that have drawn vacationers from all over the world for years.

Events to Check Out!  

Wine and Chile Fiesta.  SEPTEMBER: Discover Santa Fe’s world-class culinary offerings with this five-day event featuring over 60 restaurants and 90 wineries.  Each year, the Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta carefully curates a selection of renowned wineries to offer guests an exceptional experience. At the heart of the Fiesta are Santa Fe’s outstanding restaurants and chefs who consistently deliver the finest cuisine together with wine pairings.

The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta.  OCTOBER: Watch over 500 hot air balloons soar the sky during this annual festival that’s about a 50-minute drive from Santa Fe.  This is a spectacular nine-day celebration of color, innovation, and adventure.  Throughout the festival, attendees enjoy thrilling competitions, live entertainment, and interactive exhibits, all set against the stunning backdrop of Albuquerque’s high desert landscape and hundreds of ballons of all shapes, sizes, and colors. 

Santa Fe Indigenous Peoples Day Weekend Celebration. OCTOBER: Head to Santa Fe Plaza to take part in this cultural event that honors Indigenous people throughout New Mexico.  We dedicate the day to remembering, honoring, and celebrating our cherished Native American neighbors.  It’s a time to reflect on the rich arts, culture, and educational institutions that give Santa Fe its unique sense of place. These contributions not only deepen the city’s cultural fabric but also help make Santa Fe one of the world’s most sought-after travel destinations.

Spirits of New Mexico’s Past. OCTOBER: Visit El Rancho de las Golondrinas for a spooky experience that includes learning about historic ghosts from the Land of Enchantment.  Step into the mystical world of New Mexico’s past, where the spirits of the land come to life. Gather around campfires and lantern-lit paths as you hear captivating ghost tales. Our historic site transforms into a family-friendly, spooky Halloween atmosphere, offering a night full of eerie encounters. Enjoy live entertainment under the stars and immerse yourself in the ghostly ambiance.

Aqui Santa Fe Luxury Vacation Rentals

With all the fall attractions Santa Fe has to offer, Aqui Santa Fe is your vacation rental of choice. It’s the perfect home base to explore the beauty of the fall season in New Mexico. Call Caroline today, and she’ll help you plan a truly unforgettable experience.

The Valles Caldera National Preserve

The Valles Caldera Nation Preserve was a private ranch until the year 2000 when Congress created it from a well-known ranch in New Mexico’s volcanic Jemez Mountain Range. This 89,000-acre property is situated inside a collapsed crater. The preserve is open to the public, but you’ll feel like you have the place to yourself.  You’ll see wildlife and beautiful vistas and learn about the preserve’s rich history and geology.  Hiking, Mountain Biking, Photo Adventure, Run The Caldera, Tours, Moonlight Cross Country Skiing and Snowshoeing, Sleigh and Wagon Rides. NM Hwy 4, mile marker 39 (Hwy 285 north towards Bandelier ) Valles Caldera & 866.382.5537

Santa Fe Jeep Tours

Santa Fe Jeep Tours takes you off the beaten path. Bringing you to the amazing desert and wilderness views of Santa Fe and the surrounding areas.  Experience the rugged beauty of the New Mexico landscape and think about the Diablo Canyon Moonlight Tour! santafejeeptours.com/ & 505.428.9126

Ski Santa Fe

 Ski Santa Fe has a base area elevation of 10,350 Ft and is the beginning is the perfect view of all the fall colors.  There are panoramic views along the  1/2 hour drive up to the ski area.. Washington Ave-Artist’s Road-Hyde Pk Road.  skisantafe.com & 505.995.9858

Santa Fe Rafting

Santa Fe Rafting has been providing unforgettable rafting trips since 1987.  The Racecourse: A 1/2 day trip on the Rio Grande River offering fun for the entire family.  You will boat over “Albert Falls,” through “the Narrows,” past “Big Rock,” and at high water, you will confront the awesome wave at “Souse Hole.” Day trips on the Rio Grande, Taos Box, and Float Trips are great fun for family and friends. santaferafting.com 505.988.4914

Bandelier National Monument

The Bandelier National Monument protects over 33,000 acres of rugged but beautiful canyon and mesa country as well as evidence of a human presence here going back over 11,000 years.  Petroglyphs, dwellings carved into the soft rock cliffs, and standing masonry walls pay tribute to the early days of a culture that still survives in the surrounding communities.  Walk amongst the ruins of cliff dwellings with a restful walk down through the Ponderosa. hnps.gov/band & 505.572.3861×517

Pecos National Historical Park.

In the midst of piñon, juniper, and ponderosa pine woodlands in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains not far from Santa Fe, the remains of an Indian pueblo stand as a meaningful reminder of a people who once prevailed here. The site demonstrates the cultural exchange and geographic facets central to the rich history of the Pecos Valley. Hwy I-25 north to exit 299,  Pecos village, south 2 miles on St Rd 63 nps.gov/peco/planyourvisit/hours.htm & 505.757.7200

BEST Take Out!

Taste Your Way Through Santa Fe

Due to its rich diversity, there are numerous types of cuisine for you to try during your visit. From affordable to upscale, there is something to please everyone’s taste buds after you’ve spent the day exploring, how about cozying up at your Aqui Santa Fe vacation rental while enjoying a meal from any one of these delectable restaurants in Santa Fe….and then some.

CAFECITO: Blending Culture, Coffee & Delicious Food in a beautiful gathering place at the Baca Railyard. At-home favorites that taste delicious!

• TAKE-OUT INFO: We bring your order to the designated pick-up spot, located right by the door or at the curb. DELIVERY: Available within a 4-mile radius of our location. Minimum delivery order is $20. A $5 delivery charge applies for orders between $20 and $30.  cafecitosantafe.com,  922A Shoofly St., OPEN 9:30-7 Mon.–Sat., 505.310.0089

DOLINA SANTA FE Café & Bakery is a favorite for modern American brunch with Eastern European influences. It is hard to resist great espresso and coffee with freshly baked pies, cookies—the best gingerbread cookies ever—granola with a unique combination of nuts, homemade soups, and so much more. Try the lamb broth. It is exceptional and like nothing you have had before. If you can resist taking home some of the baked goods, more power to you!

• TAKE-OUT INFO: call in and pick up,  dolinasantafe.com, 402 N. Guadalupe St. (park across the street behind the gas station),  OPEN: 7-2:30, 505.982.9394

ATRISCO BAR & CAFE: We cater to the tastes of Santa Feans who love authentic New Mexican chile. We also offer a selection of American dishes, such as burgers with house-cut fries, Southwest Chicken Salad, and Meat Loaf. When possible, we purchase New Mexico-grown ingredients, including all-natural grass-fed ground beef, lamb, red and green chile, honey, and vegetables when in season.

• TAKE-OUT INFO: In-Door Dining & Take-Out, atriscocafe.com, DeVargas Center 187 Paseo De Peralta, OPEN: Sun-Thurs 11-7 pm, Sat til 8 pm, Breakfast specials Sat/Sun from 11 am to 1 pm.. 505-983-7401

IL VICINO: Since 1992. The original. Voted No.1 over and over! A contemporary Italian pizzeria serving authentic fired pizza and calzones, baked lasagna and pasta, panini and piadine flatbread-style sandwiches, and signature salads.

• TAKE-OUT INFO: Delivery or Pickup, ilvicino.com, 321 W San Francisco St, Santa Fe, OPEN: Sunday through Thursday 11 am – 8 pm, Friday & Saturday 11 am-9 pm, 505.986.8700

JINJA BISTRO: You will love the cuisine and beverages that evoke fresh flavors and delights from the Pacific Islands and Asia. Our combination of authenticity and creativity gives you the chance to unwind, catch your breath, and get away for a little while.

• TAKE-OUT INFO: Contactless Curbside Pickup, jinjabistro.com, 510 N. Guadalupe (just past the Marketplace in the DeVargas Center) OPEN: Mon-Thurs 11-8 pm, Sat-Sun 12-8 pm, 505.982.4321

WHOLE HOG CAFE: Some of the BEST BBQs in Santa Fe! Pulled pork is king. Moist and smoky, it is a real treat with a delicate taste but not over the top. The ribs have a lightly crusted skin, flavor enhanced with a delicious rub, and a slightly charred taste. This is championship-quality stuff! Great potato salad and slaw, and Take-out is easy!

• TAKE-OUT INFO: Dine-In or Catering, wholehogcafenm.com, 320 S. Guadalupe St. (Alameda, left on Guadalupe), OPEN: 11 am-7:30 pm
  505.474.337

BUMBLE BEE’S: One of our Favorite Drop-By and Take-Out. Kind of a place! Fun, Fresh, Flavorful, Friendly, Fast and Casual… That’s What The Buzz Is All About! When they say the “freshest of ingredients,” they mean that all their meats are freshly grilled to include a fine selection of skirt steak, natural New Mexico lamb, Mahi-mahi from off the coast of South America, skinless chicken breasts, and tender pork carnitas, braised and slow-cooked in special spices. The patio is great for hot summer nights.

• TAKE-OUT INFO: Drive-up Window, Bumblebeesbajagrill.com, 301 Jefferson (just off Guadalupe), 505.820.2862

THE PANTRY RIO: Guess who just moved up the road to be within walking distance? Yea for the PANTRY Rio Restaurant! In case you’re not familiar, this is a local favorite that has been around for 70 years. It is meeting and eating at Santa Fe’s best. Serving “real” chile and “fresh from scratch” comfort food is what they are known for. Blue Corn Cinnamon Cakes · B.L.T · Grilled Cheese · Crispy Chicken Wrap · Triple Decker Club · Classic Reuben · Classic · Stuffed French Toast…..and then there is the rest of the menu. YumYum! 

• TAKE-OUT INFO: Curb-side Pickup, pantryrio.com, 229 Galisteo St. at Alameda, OPEN: 8-3 pm, 505.989.1919

VINAIGRETTE: organic produce, and“Eating well never tasted so good.” Soups, sides, sandwiches, and desserts complement the salad-centric menu.  And they grow everything on their farm.  Too wholesome for words and tasty at the same time!pm

• TAKE-OUT INFO: vinaigretteonline.com, 709 Don Cubero Alley (on Cerrillos btw. Paseo de Peralta & Guadalupe), OPEN: til 8 PM, 505.820.9205 

LA CHOZA AND THE SHED: The sister restaurants that are an institution in the city of Santa Fe. It is dining that reflects the heritage of past & present and is yet another locals’ favorite. Their award-winning red and green chile, summer patio dining, full bar, and long-standing quality and consistency have made La Choza a local favorite for delicious traditional Southwest food since 1983. “The red chile plate is sublime and in my humble opinion, the best red chile I’ve ever had. Delicious and worth the wait.   This is definitely a “musty” spot in Santa Fe. 

• LA CHOZA TAKE-OUT INFO: Curb-Side Pick Up, lachozasf.com, 905 Alarid Street (down from WholeFoods), OPEN: 1:30-2:30pm, 4:30-8:30 pm, 505.982.0909

• THE SHED TAKE-OUT INFO: Curb-Side Pick Up, sfshed.com, 1131 ½ E. Palace (under the blue portal), OPEN: 11-3 pm, 4:30-8 pm.
  505.982.9030

SWEETWATER: It may be a bit out of the way, but it is worth it! Our menus are deliciously varied because fresh, natural foods and international cuisines inspire us. We consciously source and prepare clean-label ingredients, including organic eggs and chicken, Farmer’s Market produce, and products local to New Mexico. Our vegetarian, vegan, paleo, and gluten-free dishes ensure that all members of our diverse community feel welcome and nourished.

• TAKE-OUT INFO: sweetwatersf.com, 1512 Pacheco Street, OPEN: Tuesday–Saturday 3 pm – 6:30 pm, Closed Sunday + Monday
  505.795.7383

FOR DELIVERY Try:

• dashingdelivery.com,  505-983-3274
• fetch.com 505-463-3824
• grubhub.com

Aqui Santa Fe’s vacation homes are conveniently located for delivery in the Downtown Historic District and throughout the inner city, so it’s easy to access the curbside and delivery options. Therefore, you’ll have no problem eating like a local. There’s no doubt that Santa Fe is the perfect place to spend a weekend exploring the culture of New Mexico, and our luxury vacation rentals enable you to feel like you’re right at home. In fact, the toughest part will be saying goodbye.  One thing we do know is that you will not go home hungry!

Call Caroline today with any questions about take-out restaurants in Santa Fe.

Santa Fe is a No. 1 destination for those looking to get away from it all and enjoy a relaxing holiday where the culture, gourmet restaurants and breathtaking scenery are incredible experiences. It isn’t all about the food, but it’s certainly a highlight! There are many ways to enjoy your stay in Santa Fe and it all begins with choosing the right place to plunk down your suitcase. After long days of exploring, shopping, and touring the many museums, art installments, and natural elements in Santa Fe, the best places to stay are often the places that make you feel most at home. At AQUI Santa Fe, we specialize in the art of enriching each guest experience– to provide you with a home away from home with unparalleled comfort and genuine hospitality.

Making Your Stay in Santa Fe Unforgettable

We know what hotels are like, and frankly…we think you deserve better. When you walk into one of our Santa Fe vacation rentals there is a thoughtful gift basket awaiting filled with unique Santa Fe items. For your comfort, you will find premium beds with custom Italian linens, exceptional furnishings, and curated art collections. Caroline will be there to offer you a warm greeting and provide advice on ways to make your stay in Santa Fe as memorable as possible. Throughout your stay, our focus will be to provide the care, comfort, and peace of mind you need to fully relax and enjoy a private, uninterrupted holiday in your Santa Fe vacation rental.

Arrive as Friends, Leave as Family

At Aqui Santa Fe, we prefer a more personal connection with our guests enabling us to provide an unmatched level of service during your stay in Santa Fe. That’s why we invite you to book direct with us by email at AquiSantaFe.com,  This way we can ensure a tailored guest experience. Many of our guests either return or happily refer us to their friends and family because we make each guest’s experience pleasantly unforgettable.

Ready to make some memories? We are taking every precaution to ensure your experience is pleasurable when you stay with AQUI. If you’re planning to stay in a Santa Fe vacation rental, you will find the best homes with “AQUI”. Contact us today to book your holiday!

Warm hospitality has welcomed visitors to Santa Fe for generations, and AQUI Santa Fe is proud to carry these traditions forward. Each of our romantic getaway rental homes in Santa Fe, NM, has an uncompromising commitment to luxury and is within walking distance of fabulous dining, shopping, and cultural centers. Lovers who stay with AQUI Santa Fe enjoy the finest Italian linens and premium comfort during their Valentine’s Day getaway in Santa Fe!

Experience world-class dining, renowned museums, sunny hiking trails, and more in Santa Fe. After a day of adventure, relax in bespoke accommodations at AQUI Santa Fe Vacation Rentals.

Whether you want to relax in luxury or explore the Wild West, AQUI Santa Fe offers magical romantic getaways for Valentine’s Day in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

As part of our commitment to caring for our guests, AQUI Santa Fe goes above and beyond to provide safe lodging. Our rental properties adhere to the highest levels of cleanliness and preparation. Guest safety is our primary concern, and we handle it with the utmost care.

Mountain views, clear and open skies, and beautiful lodging make Santa Fe the perfect place for romantic getaways. This Valentine’s Day, create memories that will last a lifetime. Book with AQUI Santa Fe today to make your Valentine’s Day dreams a reality.

Santa Fe is one of the best and hidden destinations in the Rockies, and we love having the opportunity to introduce guests to the beautiful place we call home. Its proximity to the Rocky Mountains and its higher elevation causes wetter, windier, and colder weather than much of the state. Even with the wide variety of weather Santa Fe experiences, it still gets 325 days of sunshine, making it the perfect place to visit year-round. From Spring to Fall, the city only gets an average of 14 inches of rain, so you can leave the umbrella at home! While snow might be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of New Mexico, Santa Fe can expect around 32 inches of snow to fall in town throughout the winter and an average of 225 inches on the ski slopes just a short drive away. All of this results in a drier city that is easy to explore all year around. In the Summer, the weather rarely surpasses 90 degrees, and in the Winter, it can get a chill in the air, but we have an average of 42 degrees, making it pleasant to be outside during your stay.

Wondering what to pack for your visit to Santa Fe? Curious about suitable clothing styles?

It’s going to depend on the season, so keep reading to learn more.

Winter

Santa Fe has winter from late November and occasionally lasts until the end of March. These months can bring a variety of different weather patterns, such as thrifty fifty-degree days or chilly thirty-degree days. Make sure to pack warm clothes for your stay! Pay close attention to the daily forecast and keep a puffy coat, sweater, and some cords in your luggage, with maybe a hat and gloves. We don’t usually go to a full set of goulashes, but winter waterproof soft-soled shoes are a good idea.  The winter season presents an amazing time to explore various things to do in Santa Fe during Winter, like the ski resort lodging.

Spring

It is always a welcome Spring following the January-February winter season.  The last snow in March brings days of low humidity that struggle to trap heat. But come April and May we enjoy the sun’s warmth and pristine blue skies. From March to April we layer up and layer down depending on the day.  As we get closer to June, we are into summer ware.  

Summer

Summer is similar to spring because of Santa Fe’s high elevation and low humidity. Summer begins around Memorial Day. The days start and end cooler, but the days find their way around 80-90 Fahrenheit. During the Summer, we have a 30-day monsoon season, but we never know exactly what month it will arrive. The monsoons bring a wonderful refresh in the afternoon with temporary showers lasting twenty minutes to an hour. An extra layer of clothing or a sweater will keep you comfortable after the rain subsides and the temperature gradually declines. You may not need it but pack a raincoat if you plan on being out and about during the summer.  Aqui Santa Fe provides umbrellas for rain or shine.

Fall

The Fall is the most beautiful time of the year, with soft, mellow breezes and a golden brilliance from the trees.  October is usually warm, but as we approach November, you will be back into the layer-up and layer-down routine.  There is a definite chill in the air as we can get down to 40 degrees at night.  Warmer days land between 70-80 degrees and are perfect for exploring the city in comfy shoes.  After many years of walking on Santa Fe roads, I have found Rothy Shoes to be like Indian Mocassons….you can walk in them forever.  And, they take you shopping during the day and to to your favorite restaurant at night.

Year Around

If you are looking for the latest weather report and what to wear, call Caroline at Aqui Santa Fe’s luxury vacation rentals and make your reservation at the same time.  You can’t go wrong with the weather in Santa Fe.  It is always wonderful whether in the middle of the summer or sitting by the piñon scented fire in the middle of winter.  Just give Caroline a call, and her fast response will help you find the perfect Santa Fe rental for your stay.