Best Western Travel Programs
New Mexico
Best Western Ride Rewards®
Hang up your boots for the night at a Best Western hotel. Earn points or miles through the Best Western and Harley-Davidson® exclusive rewards program - Best Western Ride Rewards.
Best Western Speed Rewards®
Sign up for our FREE rewards program for racing fans and start earning points or airline rewards with qualifying stays at Best Western hotels worldwide. Speed Rewards points can be exchanged for free hotel room nights, retail gift cards and much more!
Ride Route 66
Explore the history, adventure and kitsch of America's famous 'Mother Road', Best Western-style. Journey along the 2,400-mile Route 66 and take part in the monthly Scavenger Hunt to win great prizes!
Discover Vinesse Wine Clubs
Discover six interesting wines for just $6.99 per bottle and earn 12,500 Best Western Rewards points.
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Best Western Rewards® MasterCard®
16,000 bonus points with your first purchase* - enough points for a Free Night at Best Western®
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AARP Member Discounts
AARP members and guests 55 and older save up to 20% on room rates at Best Western hotels in the U.S. and Canada, and many Best Western hotels worldwide.
AAA Members
Members of AAA, CAA, and ARC Europe receive discount rates at approved hotels throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe. Join the AAA Preferred Rewards program and receive even more exclusive offers.
Visiting Santa Fe / Eastern New Mexico
Choose from 9 Best Western Hotels
in Santa Fe / Eastern New MexicoSanta Fe New Mexico, more than 400 years old, is the oldest capital city in the United States. A long history of cultural influences blend creating the Santa Fe of today – a beautiful mix of Native American, Mexican and American West heritage. This is the season for transitions in New Mexico’s capital region with spring temperatures taking hold over winter. A visit to Santa Fe in spring makes a delightful getaway. The high mountain city offers year-round culture and arts events, enjoyed in spring with smaller crowds and delightful cool weather. Skiers, take advantage of Ski Santa Fe spring now before the season ends.
Before warm weather dominates Santa Fe and northeastern New Mexico, be sure to get in the last of winter fun. Tentative closing date for the 2012 season at Ski Santa Fe is April 8. Like the moguls? Join the fun at the 25th Annual Gladfelter Memorial Bump Contest March 31 – watch or hit the slopes, it’s all good. Expert skiers, be sure to check out the new Richards Run black diamond slope while you are at Ski Santa Fe. Northwest of Santa Fe in Los Alamos, Pajarito Mountain offers excellent winter recreation. Pajarito sits on the western side of the Jemez Mountains overlooking the Rio Grande Valley and Sangre de Cristo Mountains to the east. As spring takes over, Pajarito and the Jemez Mountains make great hiking and biking destinations.
Taos, the well known New Mexico resort destination, sits 70-miles north of Santa Fe, just south of Red River. Travelers find Red River, 35 miles north of Taos a nice option for outdoor recreation and sports while exploring northern New Mexico. Taos Ski Valley closes the winter season mid-April with the Red Bull Schlittentag and the Bud Light Pond Skimming Championships. Celebrate the coming of spring in Taos – it doesn’t get more fun.
Historic Red River, home of Red River Ski and Snowboard Area, is a cool mountain retreat. Enjoy spring fishing, ATV riding and four-wheeling. The former mining town turned outdoor recreation destination, gears up for the 2012 warm season with the Northern New Mexico Hunting & Fishing Expo May 11 and 12. Put your winter training to the test at the Red River Half Marathon & 5K May 18 and 19. The half-marathon is a high mountain event in spectacular surroundings. The course is tough, but rewards with amazing views of Wheeler Peak, New Mexico’s highest point, and Valley of the Pines on the descent.
Celebrate spring with outdoor adventures in Red River. Memorial Day weekend brings the annual Red River Memorial Day Motorcycle Rally where you can unofficially welcome summer to New Mexico.
Santa Fe / Eastern New Mexico Hotel Map
Santa Fe / Eastern New Mexico Events
May 2012
The Santa Fe Century 2012 - Bicycle New Mexico
A hundred miles of history pass under your wheels as you bicycle down the ancient Turquoise Trail through old mining towns.
4th Friday Canyon Road Art Walk
Galleries on historic Canyon Road join together to remain open at least until 7pm. In Santa Fe.
June 2012
A Spring Offering
A wonderful collaboration of the Santa Fe Women's Ensemble and the Durango Women's Choir. At the First Presbyterian Church.
June 2012
Buckaroo Ball
Buckaroo Ball Foundation has raised $17 million for organizations supporting at risk children. In Santa Fe.
Rodeo de Santa Fe 2012
Sanctioned by the PRCA, so there are many names we will be seeing and hearing about in the world of Professional Rodeo.
July 2012
Santa Fe Wine Festival
Sample delicious New Mexico wines, buy directly from the vintners and enjoy food, music and arts & crafts.
Featured Best Western HotelSanta Fe / Eastern New MexicoBEST WESTERN PLUS Raton Hotel
473 Clayton Road, Raton New MexicoThis Best Western property, located in Raton, New Mexico, is beautifully appointed with all the amenities of a full service hotel and the convenience of being located just off of Interstate 25. The property features 61 rooms which include two suites and four ADA accommodations. Guests will enjoy Mulligan’s, a full service restaurant and bar, meeting and event facilities… Learn more about this location |
