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We’re enjoying great people and great conversations here at the Santa Fe International Hostel and we look forward to having you join us!
One of our recent guests mentioned us on her blog. It’s in Czech (we think.) Maybe she said something nice?
![[Photo] Jerry Asher](http://hostelsantafe.com/wp-content/gallery/hostel-photos-general/jerryasher2-300x200.jpg)
Jerry Asher from http://www.spiritofdc.com/ visited us in his electric car on February 28, 2009. We gave him a recharge and wished him well in his travels. Read about his visit to the hostel in the Spirit of DC or visit the Spirit of DC website.
We’ve located the Lonely Planet’s review of our hostel. Here is an excerpt:
Murals sweep and splash across the adobe exterior, and a quiet, cherry tree-shaded courtyard offsets the bustle from Cerrillos Rd. Here you’ll find smoke-free and Spartan rooms; a spacious and well-equipped kitchen; and always interesting lodging companions. The hostel accepts cash only….
![[Photo] Dave and David](http://hostelsantafe.com/wp-content/gallery/hostel-photos-general/davidanddadsantafehostel.jpg)
David Baggentos visited us recently and posted some photos of the hostel on his Flickr photostream.
There may be no better kitchen in a hostel here in the States. It’s huge, allowing many people to be working all at once. Pots, pans, knives and dishes beg one to pull them down and test out their cullinary skills. Worse, the hostel stocks four (or more) refridgerators full of food that is free to use. Anyone who likes to cook will immediately find my rating be just.
Don’t worry… it gets worse….
We were looking for a place and realized there was an event in town so settled on this hostel since we were on a budget. They wouldn’t let us see a room before we checked in and …
This marks my first American Hostel experience, and I felt some trepidation over whether we can do it like the foreigners after phoning the desk to inquire about their policies.
During the summer, Santa Fe is notorious for very pricey hotel accommodations. During the winter/spring these prices drop, and it is possible to find budget hotel accommodations for about $50 a night. However, being a hostel enthusiast on a tight budget, I decided to check out what Santa Fe’s hostel scene had to offer….
From http://www.stevegarufi.com:
Arrival at the Santa Fe International Youth Hostel! The people who run this place are really friendly. They have a large public kitchen where they typically make meals all together and socialize. This is a great hostel!
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