The Palace of the Governors is the oldest continuously occupied public building in the United States and one of Santa Fe’s most iconic landmarks. Situated on the historic Plaza, this National Historic Landmark has served as the center of government and culture for more than four centuries. Today, visitors can explore exhibits that tell the story of New Mexico’s diverse cultural heritage.

Where History Meets Modern Luxury

Nestled in the heart of Santa Fe, steps from our Historic Plaza, is the perfect blend of timeless elegance and contemporary comfort.

As seen in the New York Times

The New York Times counts Palace Modern among the must-see places to hit during a quick visit to the City Different.

New Mexico Magazine shines the spotlight on our New Mexico-owned hotel that is bringing modern hospitality to this historic city.

The discerning foodies at The Santa Fe Reporter’s The Fork marvel at the new look and elevated dining experience oﬀered at our on-site Sushi restaurant, Izmi Sushi.

Santa Fe Magazine dives into the thought and care that went into the renovation of Palace Modern, its name, and its offerings.

Albuquerque Business First shares Palace Modern’s plans for future business developments and the impact the hotel is having on the Santa Fe business ecosystem.

More than 100 years after this newspaper wrote about the hotel that used to stand on the same ground, the Santa Fe New Mexican covers the opening of Palace Modern in 2024.