La Posada De Santa Fe, a Tribute Portfolio Resort & Spa

Great experience. Glad to see that La Posada is still providing quality experiences. Walking distance to the Santa Fe plaza. Our go-to place when visiting the city. Our room was not ready when we arrived, so we just drove around to reorient ourselves with the areas around the plaza. Received a call when our room was ready and we returned to the hotel to unload our luggage and check in. Valet parking was great, employees great, but perhaps a few more are needed. When I called for my car, the phone was only answered on one day, resulting in a lengthier time to have our car brought around for our use. Room 212 was large and excellent. Our only challenge were the sky lights (2) which poured light into the room at sunrise. In the future, we will ask for a room without skylights. We ate breakfast at the hotel restaurant daily. Axel on the staff was excellent. He was attentive, professional, and helpful. Front desk staff was great. We also participated in the evening tastings in the lounge, which were excellent and informative. The bar staff were friendly as well. The colorful landscaping helps create a great, serene atmosphere. Overall, a great experience.

First valet didn't want to help with luggage cart, the bathroom handle fall off and the pool area was messy towels everywhere Drinks at the pool bar were very very expensive and not made correctly I questioned the drinks on why some were filled halfway He said," That was how they came" I still tipped 20% He had his local friends hanging out at the pool bar which I find very unprofessional. When we had dinner at the Hotel and Breakfast some staff were nice and some were very very slow The check out Valet were very pleasant Pool area needed a lot of attention Would I go back ? Probably yes

The location is perfect, within walking distance of the downtown area and restaurants. The original home turned into lobby is beautiful and the bar and restaurant areas are quaint. Our room was upgraded to a fireplace room, which unfortunately smelled like a campfire. The floor was not level so the head of our bed was actually lower than the foot of the bed. We weren’t offended by this because the hotel appeared old and historic so this just added to it. However, the bathroom had no room to store much and it was in need of a very good overall cleaning. The sink, toilet, and shower were surface-clean, but the dust around the floors around sink and throughout as well as the marred paint made you question cleanliness in general. The worst was that our “upgraded” room made all of our clothes smell like a campfire. When we unpacked clothing at our next hotel, our clothes wreaked. The rooms of this hotel really need an upgrade. We’ve stayed in other hotels with fireplaces and have never experienced this before. Our room also ran very warm even with a/c cranked down. We used points for this room. We would have been extremely disappointed if we paid the going rate. It’s still tough as a Platinum member to experience this and have used our hard-earned points for a subpar experience.

We didn't eat at the hotel.

We didn't eat at the hotel.

A really cool but old house serves as the lobby, bar and some of the restaurant. The grounds are really pretty and well taken care of. All positive points on the outside. Oh, and the location is perfect and within walking distance to everything downtown. Our room (and assuming the others) are in desperate need of updating; something I seem to be saying a lot lately in my reviews. We had an adobe fireplace in our room, and while it was cool to see, it smelled like an old campfire. The furniture is really old, the carpet and bench stained, old tub/curtain setup for the shower like a low level motel. And it was not cleaned very well at all. The only positive about the room itself is the bed was comfortable as most Marriott beds are. We used our points to book this hotel and I'm betting there are better Marriott or hilton properties near by. La Posada is a historical place, but the rooms need some TLC.

The location and the patio restaurant are the highlights of this hotel. The location is excellent - two or three blocks from the plaza, as well as about three blocks from the beginning of Canyon Road and its art galleries. While there are some hotels closer to the plaza, they would be a longer walk from Canyon Road. I’m in my late 60s, and easily walked from the hotel to the main stretch of the Canyon Road galleries (and back). The outdoor patio was a delightful setting for both dinner and breakfast. Marriott elites should be aware that the free breakfast for Bonvoy platinum and above offers only a limited choice of 4 or 5 items, and does not include the tip. I passed on that, and ordered the fruit plate for breakfast, which was very nice and quite large - one of the best fruit plates I’ve had. I booked a Sage room (over the spa) to be sure I would have access to an elevator, since other rooms are either ground floor (where people walk past your windows) or require climbing steps. My room had a small balcony that overlooked a rooftop- other rooms on this level had larger balconies with apparently nicer views. There is a nice open air sitting area one floor above this level, which apparently few people notice. The hotel grounds are pretty and atmospheric, and help make up for rooms that could definitely use a refresh. My room was a decent size, but rather dark, and the furnishings needed updating. The hotel offers an on-demand shuttle service to Museum Hill or certain other areas (I think they said within 2 miles) but I did not use it.

Quite & unique accommodations. Beautifully landscaped. Staff is amazing.

Great place that gives you a western feel! The staff will get your room heated up in winter by lighting a fire for you in the fireplace of each unit. The main lobby is really designed as a western homage and I believe was used in scenes of Better Call Saul!

Good location. Efficient valet service. The rooms smell nice. The building is beautiful. The grounds are nicely maintained.