El Rey Inn

Staying at "The King" makes you feel like you're traveling the old Route 66 through the Southwest. The white stucco buildings of this court motel are decorated with bright trim around the doors and hand-painted Mexican tiles on the walls. Opened in the 1930s, it received additions... more on frommers.com

A classic Route 66 Inn, built in 1935 and maintained beautifully. Under the same local ownership for the past 31 years, with a loyal and dedicated staff with an average tenure greater than ten years. This tranquil, roadside inn features... more on Orbitz

The kind of place where Lucy and Ricky might have stayed during one of their cross-country adventures, the El Rey was built in... more on fodors.com

a classic route 66 inn built in 1935 and maintained beautifully. under the same local ownership for the past 31 years with a loyal and dedicated staff with an average tenure greater than... more on epinions.com

3.5	Would stay here again (05/19/05) The El Rey is nothing fancy but it's a real treat if you're looking for something a bit less expensive than the places in... By A Yahoo! User from Brooklyn, NY , a user of yahoo, Read full review on yahoo
4.5	Incredibly charming, rooms feel like home, beautiful property! (Jun 24, 2007) The El Rey was such a delight. The rooms were great and made you feel like you were at home! We got to see another one, to consider switching, and I think a lot of the rooms look different. We had 2 double beds. There were... GoneTil9 , a user of Tripadvisor, Read full review on Tripadvisor
5.0	Review First time to Santa Fe, very apprehensive about accommodations. Very pleased with quality of motel. When you hear the word ""motel"" you think of a small dingy,... Anonymous , a user of travelocity.com, Read full review on travelocity.com
0	I lounged in El Rey's gardens instead of shopping Santa Fe Plaza! While it was the smallest of our CO and NM vacation motel rooms, our $89 room at the El Rey Inn, July... Jack , a user of fodors.com, Read full review on fodors.com

FROM ABQ AIRPORT TAKE I-25 NORTH TO SANTA FE. TAKE THE NM-14 - CERRILLOS ROAD EXIT, NUMBER 278, AND FOLLOW DIRECTIONS TO CERRILLOS ROAD. CONTINUE NORTH ON CERRILLOS ROAD ABOUT 6 1 / 4 MILES TO EL REY INN, ON YOUR RIGHT. JUST PAST ST. MICHAELS DRIVE INTERSECTION. COMING SOUTH ON I-25 FROM COLORADO TAKE THE ST. FRANCIS EXIT. THERE ARE HIGHWAY TRAIL BLAZER SIGNS ALONG THIS EXIT FOR EL REY INN WHICH WILL BRING YOU TO OUR DOOR. FROM 285 SOUTH ENTER I-25 SOUTH EIGHT MILES EAST OF SANTA FE. THIS WILL BE A LEFT TURN. TAKE THE ST FRANCIS EXIT AND FOLLOW THE HIGHWAY TRAIL BLAZER SIGNS TO EL REY INN. FROM 285 NORTH ENTERING SANTA FE FROM THE NORTH, 285 BECOMES ST FRANCIS DRIVE. TURN RIGHT AT THE INTERSECTION WITH CERRILLOS ROAD. PROCEED ABOUT 1 1 / 4 MILE TOWARD THE SOUTH WEST AND SEE EL REY INN ON YOUR LEFT. FROM SANTA FE AIRPORT TAKE AIRPORT ROAD TOWARD SANTA FE. TURN LEFT AT THE INTERSECTION WITH CERRILLOS ROAD. PROCEED ABOUT 4 MILES IN A NORTH EAST DIRECTION, TOWARD THE MOUNTAINS AND FIND EL REY INN ON YOUR RIGHT, JUST PAST THE INTERSECTION WITH ST. MICHAELS DRIVE. close to: Southside

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Rooms: 86
Floors: 2
Year Built: 1935
Year Renovated: 2001

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