Looking for the distinctive Southwestern flavor of Saltillo tile, natural wood and a kiva fireplace? Want a peaceful bed and breakfast with beautiful antiques surrounded by a garden oasis? No matter what your preference, Alexander's Inn will ensure that your visit is memorable.

A few steps down the brick path from our backdoor you'll find two Santa Fe-style units, the Casita and the Cottage. And at the end of a short stroll the Primrose, an old adobe home, welcomes visitors seeking a traditional southwestern abode. Two blocks from the inn, our Pinon and Juniper units offer the ultimate in Santa Fe vacation lodging. All five offer the essence of the Santa Fe experience - Saltillo and Mexican tile, kiva fireplaces, natural wood and many extra Santa Fe touches.

The Inn's main building, a 1903 Arts and Crafts home, has been restored with dormer windows, skylights, additional bathrooms and larger porches. Hardwood floors, antiques, laces, quilts and stenciling retain the turn-of-the-century style. Select among five bedrooms, some with fireplaces, private baths, four-poster beds or a private garden deck.

For more than 300 years, visitors have been drawn to the extraordinary light, diverse cultures and incomparable scenery that makes Santa Fe, New Mexico unique. The grande dame of the Southwest, Santa Fe is the nation's oldest and highest capitol city with an abundance of art galleries, world-class restaurants, museums and recreational activities to please the most sophisticated visitor. As the end of the both Old Santa Fe Trail and El Camino Real, the trade route from Mexico, the city has a long tradition of hospitality for travelers.