Santa Fe Travel Guide For Two This is coming up a little late, but we couldn't resist posting a FULL Santa Fe travel guide for anyone who is anticipating a trip. Brandon and I both agree that Santa Fe is one of those cities that could be a great weekend destination, or lengthened to five or six days. We've rounded up the best restaurants, Instagram spots, and fun activities for you to do during your stay. Enjoy! Where To Stay We stayed at two spots, Hotel Santa Fe and Hotel St. ... View the Post
Hotel St. Francis
K: Our second hotel that we stayed at during the Santa Fe trip was Hotel St. Francis. We broke up the four nights with two hotels, just to see a different area of town. Hotel St. Francis is located right in the midst of everything downtown, walking distance from all of the major shops and restaurants. Upon arrival, we were stunned at the gorgeous lobby and aesthetic. It felt European and not like traditional Santa Fe at all, which was a cool change from all of the adobe around. Hotel St. ... View the Post
Santa Fe Shopping
B: We'd heard people talk about Santa Fe shopping as a unique experience and quickly discovered that the city's shopping primarily consists of Native American items and Southwestern flair. Katherine and I always love to embrace a city's culture when we travel and found a favorite store that truly allowed us to do that. Shiprock Santa Fe is part art gallery, part store, with the most memorable rooms of Native American blankets and artifacts, dating back hundreds of years. Take a look at their ... View the Post
Canyon Road
K: Santa Fe offers a variety of activities, but they are arguably most well-known for their food and art scene. Brandon and I were all over this and took a half-day to explore Canyon Road, the city's most well-known art area. Essentially, it is one long street with over one-hundred galleries. Charming turquoise doors, adobe buildings, and rustic benches captured our hearts and creative spirits. We loved our morning of exploration and actually ended up buying our first piece of real ... View the Post
Thoughts On Our Road Trip
K: I didn't grow up taking many road trips. During my childhood, I was raised in Georgia, yet most of our family was still in Texas. Occasionally, we'd make that drive but it wasn't even a once a year thing and we ended up flying the majority of the time. Fast forward to when I met Brandon: he had big ideas about traveling the country and quickly pulled me into those plans. Of course, I couldn't resist! The other factor that occurred was that we realized we could go places a lot ... View the Post
Hotel Santa Fe: Our Stay
Our Stay At Hotel Santa Fe K: We returned from Santa Fe, New Mexico last Friday and had such a great trip! Brandon and I are excited to start sharing content and wanted to begin with Hotel Santa Fe because we were SO impressed with this resort style hotel. Honestly, I didn't really know what to anticipate because a friend told me to expect everything to be adobe. While the majority of structures fit this style, it was so unique and different to experience a city primarily made up of adobe ... View the Post
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