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The Territorial Inn is deluxe class hotel located seventy-five miles from Albuquerque International Airport and three blocks from historic downtown Santa Fe. The Inn was originally built in the eighteen nineties and is a nice merger of New Mexico's Stone and Santa Fe's adobe architecture. The guestrooms are decorated in the Victorian style and are warm, cozy, and inviting. Several of the rooms have private baths. The Inn features a home like atmosphere were you can unwind before a blazing fire in the living room or relax in the Inn's hot tub. The staff is adept at catering to the needs of their clientele. They will be happy to assist you in making dinner reservations or helping with your leisure pursuits such as skiing, or rafting. The Territorial Inn is convenient to many dining, shopping, and entertainment venues.
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The Territorial Inn is deluxe class hotel located seventy-five miles from Albuquerque International Airport and three blocks from historic downtown Santa Fe. The Inn was originally built in the eighteen nineties and is a nice merger of New Mexico's Stone and Santa Fe's adobe architecture. The guestrooms are decorated in the Victorian style and are warm, cozy, and inviting. Several of the rooms have private baths.
