The Park Inn, Santa Fe is easily accessible off of I-25. Whether you are traveling north from Albuquerque or heading south from a day skiing in Taos, the Park Inn is conveniently located on Santa Fe's major thoroughfare, Cerrillos Road and Siler.

Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains at 7,000 feet, Santa Fe has been consisently voted one of the top US and international travel destinations. Mile after mile of scenic National Forest envelops the city. Often referred to as "City Different," the New Mexico capital is steeped in Spanish history and on the cutting edge of modern technology. A bustling plaza sits in the center of the city where visitors can enjoy a number of fine restaurants, trendy shops and art galleries. Santa Fe has been voted one of America's top three art cities, thanks to the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, Museum of New Mexico and Museum of Fine Arts, among others. Nearby lies the Sangre de Cristo, a mountain region popular for skiing, hiking and picnicking.

Exquisite black-on-black pottery is the trade of the San Ildefonso Pueblo located just north of Santa Fe. Artisans Maria and Julian Martinez launched a renaissance in Native American pottery in the early 1900s when they began producing black designs on polished black pots.