Casa España

Exclusive and Glamorous

Exclusive Private Santa Fe Event Venue

Casa España looks forward to seeing you early summer 2019 for our reopening!

Join us for craft cocktails, light bites and entertainment in a stunning setting - complete with custom artwork and beautiful furnishings - that evokes a journey to another time and place. See our Complete Menu.
Memberships

Membership

$350 Annually
  • Entry for you and (1) guest at Casa España Friday and Saturday nights, plus 5 passes a year for additional guests
  • 20% off rack rates at all Heritage properties based on availability
  • 15% off food and dining at all Heritage property restaurants (excludes alcohol)
  • 20% off special events at Casa España (Sunday – Thursday)
*Membership includes access to both Casa España and Casa Esencia at our sister property, Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town.
Corporate Memberships

Corporate Membership

$3,000 Annually
  • Entry for (10) guests Friday and Saturday nights at Casa España
  • Complimentary private room usage twice annually for up to (20) people based on availability
  • 20% off rack rates at all Heritage properties based on availability
  • 15% off food and dining at all Heritage property restaurants (excludes alcohol)
  • 20% off special events at the Casa España (Sunday – Thursday)
*Membership includes access to both Casa España and Casa Esencia at our sister property, Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town.
Design

Design

Interior designer Adriana Long partnered with legendary art and antiques dealer Holler & Saunders, Ltd. to create a magical environment inside Casa España. Its eight rooms include private sitting area, lounges and elegant bars. Custom artwork and beautiful furnishings show the Spanish influence on New Mexico with a blend of contemporary and traditional Spanish designs. Its inner rooms connect with an outdoor courtyard to complete a perfect environment for a fun, high-end event.
History

History

The sumptuous private event venue at our downtown Santa Fe hotel has had many lives. Originally a French fur trader’s residence and then part of Santa Fe’s notorious red light district in the early 1900’s, today the venue serves as Santa Fe’s most exclusive and glamorous venue. Significant care has been taken to keep the original architecture of this historic building intact while refurbishing and renovating the interior.