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Old Santa Fe Inn
Grand Opening Travel Package
The Old Santa Fe
Inn, a charming new 43 room Inn - including 12 suites - nestled in the heart
of historic Santa Fe has been opened by a fourth-generation New Mexico
family who knows the meaning of hospitality, Santa Fe-style. And The Old
Santa Fe Inn represents hospitality with superb value.
The Old Santa Fe Inn is owned by the Laughlin Barker
family, descendants of NB. Laughlin, the territorial Judge of New Mexico in
1894. Laughlin Barker's mother Ruth Laughlin was the author of Caballeros
and The Wind Leaves No Shadow. Today the Barker family is extensively
involved in real estate ownership and management in Santa Fe.
The Old Santa Fe Inn captures that feeling of
hospitality from a simpler time. A slower pace….a more peaceful time….a
time when artists and writers were just discovering the charm of The City
Different.
The Old Santa Fe Inn is located only five blocks
southwest of the historic Santa Fe Plaza, only a pleasant stroll to the best
of what Santa Fe has to offer, including more than seventy-five diverse and
splendid restaurants, several museums, and scores of uncommon shops and
galleries. Just a stone's throw away visit the famous Loretto Chapel with
its miraculous staircase, the San Miguel Mission, the oldest church in the
United States, and the Palace of the Governors, the oldest governmental
building in the United States.
Most rooms feature
a kiva-style fireplace, and many have a private balcony or patio area.
Suites are quite spacious, with separate living areas, jetted tubs, and
microwaves and refrigerators. The Inn can accommodate a family reunion,
wedding, or group meeting with its large meeting room, and the suites are
perfect for a longer-term stay in Santa Fe with extended-stay rates.
Specials include a 4th night free offer, complimentary
gift basket with a sampling of New Mexico Wine, or 3rd night half off when
the first 2 are purchased at the standard rate.
The Grand Opening
will be held at the Old Santa Fe Inn, located at 320 Galisteo St. from 2-5
on July 3rd, 2002. The public us invited to come see this beautiful
property, visit with friends, listen to music, and grab a bite to eat- and
help us celebrate this joyous occasion.
"It's hard to imagine a more romantic setting for a
couple in Santa Fe", says Tara Levine-Chadwell, Director of Sales and
Marketing for The Old Santa Fe Inn. "The warmth and colorful history of
Santa Fe is reflected in The Old Santa Fe Inn. The guestrooms are furnished
with furniture hand-made by local craftsmen, and fabrics and rugs have been
patterned from the Museum of New Mexico's collection of local antique
furniture and textiles. Local artist Willard Clark's woodcuts decorate the
walls and refer to his heyday…a simpler time when noteworthy artists and
writers were first enchanted with Santa Fe.
We want to make more people aware of this haven in the
heart of Old Santa Fe Our price structure is affordable and we invite
everyone to come to Santa Fe and enjoy our hospitality without breaking the
bank."
Parking is free. Some limitations apply, and visitors
are urged to call in advance for reservations.
Edited by Dave Shultz
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