Far quainter than a Santa Fe hotel! This delightful suite has saltillo tiled floors throughout; vigas; a king bed in the bedroom; a queen futon and corner kiva fireplace with a TV in the sitting room; a writing table with chair; beautiful navy mexican tile in the full kitchen and bath. Large closets and a phone are also included in this Santa Fe lodging. Cable color TV, DSL internet access and phone.

Background - Tewa People

The Tewa "moccasin" people lived in more than 80 villages near today's San Juan Pueblo. Each of these villages was divided into two sections- a winter section and a summer section. Each section had its own leader. The winter leader ruled from fall equinox to the spring equinox. The summer leader ruled from spring until fall. Because summer was more important to the livihood of the village, the summer leader had more influence.