The hotel has had several names since its beginning:”the Exchange Hotel”, “The Fonda”, “The U.S. “Location, Location, Location.” Since the Spaniards founded Santa Fe in 1607, there has always been an inn or fonda on this strategic corner property located right in the center of town, the Santa Fe Plaza. On the website, they proudly state, “Fresh and flavorful, La Plazuela takes an innovative approach to New Mexican cuisine, cooking up traditional recipes with an enticing new twist.” They describe the interior decor as well, saying, “wrought-iron chandelier and lofty foliage, all encircled by hand-painted windows, evoking the style of the Southwest.” In 1922, it originally started out as the hotel’s open courtyard, but it was inclosed in 1976. Located off the main lobby is the hotel’s restaurant, La PLazuela, located in the center of La Fonda On the Plaza. Created exceptional massage & body therapies that provide an express pass to relaxation, combining an array of treatments to create the most soothing experience.” “Experience the luxury of La Fonda on the Plaza through enticing massage and body treatments offered at the hotel. Their website make this experience most enticing. La Fonda On the Plaza also has a glorious spa, including Massage. Other rooms have views of the Loretto Chapel and the mountains adding a relaxing aura to the guest’s stay here. Francis Assisi, giving the feeling of being back in another historic era. “Each guest room offers a different experience, featuring a plush bed adorned with a hand-painted headboard as well as handcrafted furnishings and original artwork.” Many rooms offer glorious view of the Cathedral Basilica of St. There are one hundred seventy two rooms and suites in this three story hotel. There are staircases going up to the second and third floor. Inside this upscale hotel, the wood-beamed huge ceilings and the glorious tile, fireplace and furniture to match all work together artistically in the lobby. The outside and inside definitely has a high-end Spanish/ New Mexican flair in decor simple yet elegant. The hotel has had several names since its beginning: “the Exchange Hotel”, “The Fonda”, “The U.S. The words “La Fonda” means Inn in Spanish, and it is the only hotel located on the historical Santa Fe Plaza that has long been the center of activity. She blended Spanish Colonial revival, Mission revival and Native American motifs, which became iconic in the Southwest.Hauntings are caused by angry words, weak resolve, revenge, murder and brutal deaths. and Santa Fe Railroad is still present today. While sensitive to the surrounding landscape and embraced many cultures, she was known to be intimidating and in power! Her collaboration with Fred Harvey Co. She supported the natives artistry in wovens, architecture, and murals. Mary’s work embodied the quality, comfort, and pioneered southwest design to include Native artisans. She was the architect and interior designer for the hotels and restaurants along the newly minted southwest railroad. Colter was the driving force behind the Fred Harvey House & Co, starting in 1902. We chose Mary Colter’s suitcase to bring Colter’s story back into the light. We often work together on commercial and creative projects.
I worked with the brand agency Ideas and People and stylist Susan Stella. For the project I worked with the retail shop “Detours” at the La Fonda Hotel.
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