It was built by one of the area's original settlers when New Mexico was still a Spanish territory. For over 200 years it remained the estate of one family, its soul and character maturing from countless conversations and thousands of footsteps.
From the sound of the wind and the birds in the cottonwoods, to the rich aroma of piñon wood and roasting chiles, the inn invites a tranquil, yet invigorating experience. This is where the senses come alive.
"The Galisteo Inn, 23 miles southeast of Santa Fe, is one of those out-of-the-way, out-of-the-ordinary places that etches itself into your thoughts and your heart."
~ Southern Living
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