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Santa Fe Hostels This is a complete list of all known hostels in Santa Fe. If you know of a Santa Fe hostel that isn't listed here, please use the "Add a New Hostel" link at the bottom of the page. Santa Fe International Hostel  "The first thing you will notice about this hostel is its striking mural, a sure sign that you are in the artsy town of Santa Fe. Upon arriving at the hostel, you will receive a handy walking map and visitor's guide. There is a bounty of free snacks and staple foods available, but it is advisable to use them only as supplements to your own food supply. Chores are mandatory and usually involve some type of cleaning. You will receive instructions and can choose which one you will do.... Booking for a group? Let us negotiate a discount rate for you. Try Group Booking. Santa Fe Travel Tips & Suggestions Comment by Anonymous Santa Fe is a very nice community. If you like the food from the area, you will enjoy it. If you have the time, take a run to Taos, especially if you like to shop or engage in winter sports. Comment by Sean Grey I had a wonderful time while in Santa Fe. I made many new acquaintances and the Indian Market Events were more than I expected. I will be returning again to Santa Fe. Comment by Gia Come visit for Christmas, if you can. On Christmas Eve, everyone's houses are lined with luminarias (paper bags with candles), and everyone walks through town and visits. It's a beautiful, non-commercial, community-oriented way to spend Christmas! Also, the best restaurant in town is Fuego, in La Posada de Santa Fe-- but it's VERY expensive. If you enjoy the arts or architecture, be sure to visit the Santa Fe Opera House. It's a gorgeous semi-outdoors building-- I saw Carmen there, and during her death scene, we were also watching a lightning storm. Cold, but fabulous! Santa Fe is a great place to visit. Be warned, however, that the shopping is expensive-- and if you don't like pretentious art galleries and boutiques, you probably won't enjoy shopping there at all. If you've visited Santa Fe, Add your comments and tips! Your Name: (Your comments will be added to this page when you click submit.) Help Wanted: Review Hostels. Hostelz.com pays US$10.00 (that's roughly 6€, AU$10, or CAD$10) per hostel review. Each review only needs to be a few paragraphs about your impression of the hostel, along with four or five photos. If you're interested, use this form to get more information.

Santa Fe (Location Not Mapped) Nearest Places: • Albuquerque (81 Km / 50 mi.) • Albuquerque (92 Km / 57 mi.) • Arroyo Seco de Taos (95 Km / 59 mi.) • Colima (99 Km / 61 mi.) • Cuba (99 Km / 61 mi.) • Antonito (154 Km / 96 mi.) Staying in Santa Fe Hostels? Read the Hostelz.com Packing Guide