Casita Azul: Cozy Historic Adobe Retreat in Santa Fe

I loved the authentic 1960s style of this beautiful casita. The bed was very comfortable and the kitchen was stocked with all you needed to cook etc. I loved the surrounding trees and flowers too. Very quiet neighbourhood, and as a single female traveller I felt very safe.

You definitely need a car to get around, as there is very little within walking distance.

The house was beautifully decorated. The kitchen had all we needed to cook and the bed was comfortable. It was an excellent choice for a quiet ,more country stay.

Something to consider: The location is a bit out of downtown Santa Fe so a car is necessary. Consequently you have to consider parking which for us was a problem as we were there for the Indian Market and the town was packed with people and the lots filled up very quickly.

It was quiet and cozy.

Perhaps a more comfortable couch would have made our stay better.

Being out in Seton village gave us a whole new experience during our yearly visit to Santa Fe. It was lovely to be out of the city. We got up in the morning and relaxed with a cup of coffee on the patio instead of rushing out to find some. Same in the evening with a glass of wine. It was so peaceful and beautiful. We even saw a bobcat stroll by! It was great to be out of the ever growing traffic in town. The place was clean, comfortable and spacious.

Everything was great. Nothing could have been better. I do wish I would have known about the restaurants nearby because they looked good and convenient. But I could have looked that up myself beforehand.