So happy to find that this place lived up to all of the previous great reviews. Rita is a great hostess, welcoming & helpful but not intrusive. House was immaculate; fresh flowers were a thoughtful touch. Beds were SO comfortable; bedrooms were away from each other for privacy and were very quiet. Nice, plush towels. Plenty of supplies; didn't have to buy our own toilet paper, kleenex, etc. like some places. In fact, she also had laundry supplies, shampoo & conditioner, basic spices, plastic wrap & aluminum foil, plenty of dish soap, etc. There are also numerous extra blankets & pillows, should you need them. There is a nice selection of books on Santa Fe and New Mexico in the office. Appreciated having a wireless printer and paper at our disposal because we were able to print out our boarding passes for return trip! It was really nice to be able to pull in the driveway and park directly behind the house. We enjoyed sitting outside in the private front courtyard in the evenings when it was cooling down - so nice and relaxing. I will say that the '3 blocks' that many cited this house being from the Plaza are longer blocks than what we have in the midwest; equivalent to about 5 blocks. Additionally, a portion of it is downhill going and uphill coming back. If you are not used to this altitude, it can be a taxing walk, especially when you first arrive. The Free SF Shuttle does have a stop in front of the Library on Washington Street (not quite as far as the Plaza) which you can hop on and be taken to the Capitol, Railyard, and many other sites, some of which have challenging parking, so this was a help. We found the location of this house to be very convenient to not only the historic downtown area, but right off of Paseo de Peralta, which is a main street and made getting around and finding our way back much easier. Our only recommendation for this house would be to provide some plastic dishes. We would have felt more comfortable using these for our restaurant leftovers or quick sandwich, rather than stoneware & glass glasses for everything.

Santa Fe is a lovely place to visit. We enjoyed the Loretto Chapel, Oldest House, Oldest Church, Plaza, State Capitol, the Martyr's cross at Fort Marcy (just up the hill from the house on Kearny), & more. We took a day and drove to the Taos Pueblo, stopping at Camel Rock on the way there and the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge on the way back. Be sure to take the scenic route - gorgeous!!