The pueblo-style Hacienda has just 35 rooms and suites on three acres. It is Santa Fe’s only Native American owned hotel. Guests are treated to butler service, upscale amenities and regional cuisine at Amaya restaurant. There is daily continental breakfast and a daily evening reception. The décor is inspired by New Mexico’s Native American heritage. The fireplace rooms include a king-sized or two double beds, CD player, Wi-Fi, coffee maker, plush terry robes and slippers as well as a double-headed walk in shower. Suites include a separate living room with a pull-out sofa sleeper. The butlers see to guests’ every need. The Amaya restaurant focuses on seasonal fresh ingredients highlighting local Pueblo and North American restaurants set in a new glass-enclosed patio that features inside and outside dining; breakfast is available in the lounge. The hotel’s majority owner is Picuris Pueblo, the smallest of New Mexico’s 19 Pueblo tribes and located north of Santa Fe. The pueblo’s pottery and other arts are available at the hotel for purchase.