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"I visited this hostel last week and had the greatest time. The chores were simple and quick to complete. The food with Winston and Chuck in the kitchen was great, and an unexpected surprise during my visit. There was plenty of food. I did see one traveler double-dipping, which I reported and it was taken care of by Winston with care and a little humor. There was a new staff person hired during my stay at the hostel who was harsh on one of my dorm-mates regarding chores. Many people commented about her attitude while I visited, but she is... more »

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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. — Anonymous

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. — Sean Grey

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. — Gia

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