Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza - Santa Fe, New Mexico - Antique Hotels on Waymarking.com

Built in 1625, the Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza was originally the hacienda of New Mexico's Ortiz Family, one of the most prominent families of the city.

During the Mexican-American conflict of the 1840's in the village of Santa Fe, Padre Ortiz gave food and shelter to both Mexican soldiers and their captives on their journey to Mexico City.

After generations of civil debate and business deals, the Ortiz hacienda finally passed out of the family in the late 1800's.

The hotel retains many architectural elements and artifacts from the original Pueblo. The luxury casitas are built within the adobe walls of the preserved 17th century coach house of the estate, with planked ceilings, exposed brick, Colonial furnishings, and a traditional kiva fireplace.

Name of the Hotel: Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza Address: 100 Sandoval Street Santa Fe, NM 87501 Height in floors: 3 Hotel Rating: 5 Hotel since: 01/01/1940 Date Building was built: 01/01/1635 First use of building: hacienda Historic Hotel (Historic Building, National Monument or similar): yes Urban Hotel (located in a village or town): yes Mountains Nearby (less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil): yes Beachs Nearby (less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil): no Historic Place nearby (Unesco or National monument/site less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil): yes Major Pilgrimage Place Nearby (less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil. Consider any religion).: yes Hotel website (if available): [Web Link] Number of Rooms: Not Listed

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