• Explore the two city blocks leading from the hotel to the historic Santa Fe Plaza district, which has served as the business and social center of the town for more than 400 years and encompasses an array of monuments and historical attractions, including the Palace of the Governers (the most historic public building in the U.S.) and the New Mexico Museum of Art.

• Visit two of the city's deeply rooted religious and cultural icons in the historic Cathedral Basilica of St. Frances, located in the historic plaza, and the nearby Loretto Chapel, home to a unique helix-shaped spiral set of stairs known as the "Miraculous Staircase."

• Cross through the portal of the Palace of the Governors, dating back to 1610, to dive into the history of New Mexico. Once the anchor of Spanish government in the region, the site today serves as the state's history musuem, detailing the growth of both Santa Fe and the region as well. It was named a U.S. National Historic Landmark in 1960.