We stayed for 4 uncomfortable days and nights. The property is old and in need of a lot of maintenance and repair -- broken window hardware, lights that didn't work even when we tried to change the bulb (the socket was broken), a refrigerator in bad need of defrosting, mold in the shower, frayed lampshades, and a broken telephone. The... more

We found old tired, cheaply furnished, run down interior and furnishings in our room. Food was mediocre at best - motel six quality. Road noise intruded into the room. Old dusty window blinds and curtains needed cleaning. Floors were not clean. Bed was sagging and uncomfortable. They want you to pay in full in advance - beware - very poor... more

Pueblo Bonito is a quaint little b&b with a great location. The rooms are not large, but are spotlessly clean and fresh smelling. The bathroom was teeny tiny, but again, very clean and well-maintained. The people were delightful, very friendly and efficient. Breakfast was a generous, continental-style with really good pastries, a nice fruit assortment and other selections served in... more

Lovely Inn in an excellent Santa Fe location. HIstoric, well preserved, lots of character and old cowboy/indian southwest charm. I am so glad we found this inn (just drove by and stopped in) and stayed here. The rooms were colorful, comfortable, warm and its ambiance was true to the area. Wonderfully friendly, knowledgeable, and inviting staff. We felt at home... more

Great place. Great people. Great margaritas. Great Breakfast. Great accomodations. Great Fireplaces. Great beds. Lovely city. Will definately be back. Kudos Pueblo Bonito! more

We had a great stay at Pueblo Bonito- pleasantly surprised is how I would describe it. Must admit I was hesitant prior to our stay due to redading a couple of reviews logged in in August- but honetly found nothing to disappoint us in this unique and cute, southwestern inn. Our room was comfortable, warm and very, very pleasant. The... more

We stay in Santa Fe at least three times a year, it is a short-trip from our home in Albuquerque yet feels like we've really gotten out of town! That said, we have stayed many places - all have been B & B's or small Inn's. From the moment we stepped into Pueblo Bonito, we knew this stay would be... more

Loved our stay at the Pueblo Bonito b&b. It's location was perfect to walk to all the interesting places we had read about prior to coming to Santa Fe- Canyon Rd, plaza, Guadalupe shopping, Farmer's Market, Loretto Chapel, O'keefe Museum, as well as the restaurants. We loved our room. It was comfortable, colorful, cool (was a very hot day when... more

The Pueblo Bonito is a second-rate motel masquerading as a B & B. Its first and only advantage is location — a modest walk from the Santa Fe Plaza. Our room was dingy and forget the second "B" -- "breakfast" consisted of toaster waffles, dry cereal supermarket muffins, reconstituted OJ and bad coffee. Acceptable at Days Inn, maybe, but not... more