Four Kachinas Inn, built around its own private courtyard, is located on a quiet residential street in adventurous and historic Santa Fe. Guests are only a short walk down the Old Santa Fe Trail to the historic Santa Fe Plaza, a travelers' destination for more than 350 years.

The heart of the intimate Four Kachinas Inn is its private courtyard and adobe guest lounge/breakfast room. You may relax in the sunny courtyard with brick paving and Southwestern landscaping. Alongside is the Acequia Madre, one of the historic water courses that meander through the Santa Fe. The guest lounge is an authentically decorated relaxation area accessible to the guests anytime. The lounge features fine handcrafted art and wares by local Indian and Southwestern artists and crafts people. Guidebooks and maps of Santa Fe can be obtained in the host's library, a collection of art and travel books always available for your perusal.

Four Kachinas Inn offers five distinctive rooms, each with a private bath, king- or queen-sized bed, telephone, and color cable television. Rooms are furnished with Mexican and Southwestern art and handiwork, including Navajo rugs, Kachina dolls, and handmade wooden furniture. Saltillo tile floors complete the comfortable Southwestern theme. The three ground-floor rooms have individual garden patios, while the upstairs room offers limited views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. One additional room is available in a separate 1910 historic house.

In the morning, awake up to the enticing aromas of a delicious breakfast served in a separate adobe building. A delightful sampling of homebaked goods is accompanied by freshly brewed coffee or tea as well as juice, milk, yogurts, cereals, and a fresh fruit plate.

The host of Four Kachinas Inn will gladly provide information on local cultural events, Indian pueblos and dances, museums, art galleries, and fall studio tours. Santa Fe offers exceptional dining, featuring eclectic dishes and inviting atmospheres. John will gladly help with your reservations or point you in the direction of excellent restaurants in the area.

Shopping and sight-seeing go hand-in-hand in the Santa Fe area, which includes original art by Indian and Southwestern artisans and local crafts and pottery. Santa Fe also features fantastic seasonal recreational opportunities such as downhill and cross-country skiing, hiking, and river rafting. There is something for everyone to enjoy in Santa Fe, beginning with Four Kachinas Inn.