Santa Fe · Railyard & Guadalupe
Piñon Court by La Fonda
Began as the Galisteo Inn, a 1930s motor court, and joined La Fonda's family of hotels in 2022; a $25 nightly fee covers parking and breakfast.
- Built
- 1930sBuilt in the 1930s as the Galisteo Inn motor court (hotel's Our Story page; HHA says it "dates back to the 1930s"). No exact construction year was found; the requested 1930 date is UNCONFIRMED. It became office space mid-century, reopened as the Old Santa Fe Inn (1991 per the hotel; 2003 per HHA and Hotel Management) and took its current name in 2022. City survey records on the block include 320 Galisteo (1929-1945, portion) and 328 Galisteo (1968), so which guest wings are original is UNCONFIRMED.
- Style
- Spanish Colonial Revival (per HHA search summary; UNCONFIRMED)
- Type
- Inn
- Area
- Railyard & Guadalupe
- Credentials
- Historic Hotels of America member
The story
The property opened in the 1930s as the Galisteo Inn, a motor court for car travelers, when Santa Fe’s dry climate drew health-seekers and artists. It later became office space and was converted back to a hotel as the Old Santa Fe Inn. In 2022 it joined the La Fonda family of hotels and reopened after renovation as Piñon Court by La Fonda, with a bistro and lounge.
Good to know
- Breakfast: included
- Parking: on-site paid
- Pets welcome
- Address: 201 Montezuma Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87501
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Last verified October 2026. Details change; confirm with the inn before you book.