Casita is a Spanish Word that Means "Little House"

At Casas de Guadalupe, each of our twelve authentic Santa Fe casitas offers a unique and authentically southwestern lodging experience. Different from Santa Fe hotels, our casitas radiate warmth, provide a fully-furnished home away from home, and welcome visitors to explore New Mexico's enchanting history.

Santa Fe Casitas Offer Gracious Living with History

Originally built in the 1930's around the time when Georgia O'Keeffe moved to New Mexico, Casas de Guadalupe casitas were constructed using traditional adobe building methods to create twelve detached dwellings, each with a private entrance.

Today, each casita has been lovingly restored with all of the modern amenities surrounded by the southwestern ambiance of wooden vigas, serene portals, and kiva fireplaces.

A Special Way to Stay in Santa Fe

Whether you stay one night, a week or more, your Santa Fe casita at Casas de Guadalupe is....

• A home away from home with accommodations for 2 to 6, including pets.
  
  
• Where you can gather the family around the dining table to plan the day's adventures in Santa Fe.
  
  
• A special place to embark on an authentic southwestern adventure, just a short walk to the Santa Fe Plaza.
  
  
• Your private place to retreat with all the creature comforts.
  
  
• The warmth of scented pinon crackling in the kiva fireplace.
  
  
• The soft Santa Fe shade under the portal of your private patio.
  
  
• A perfect place to unwind after skiing, hiking, museum exploring or shopping for Santa Fe treasures.
  
  
• The comfort of cooking with family in your own kitchen, or sneaking a midnight snack of leftovers from one of Santa Fe's many fine restaurants.
  
  
• Where memories of your stay in Santa Fe come to life!