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Venue
The 20th Symposium on QFD
and pre/post-conference Workshops will be held at the following hotel.
Hotel Santa Fe & The Hacienda
1501 Paseo de Peralta
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 USA
TEL: 1-800-825-9876 or +1 505-982-1200
Fax: +1 505-984-2211
E-mail: stay AT hotelsantafe DOT com
Please make hotel reservations directly with the hotel ahead of time. (If
you encounter a problem booking this hotel, please contact the QFD Institute +1
734-995-0847 for assistance.)
 The only Native American owned hotel in Santa Fe
(the Picuris Pueblo), Hotel Santa Fe & The Hacienda is a 4-star/4-diamond hotel,
featuring Pueblo-revival architecture, comfortable guest rooms furnished in the
authentic Santa Fe flavor with modern amenities.
The hotel is within a short
walk to the Plaza shops, galleries, and many restaurants.
(See
Things to Do & See
in Santa Fe.)
Travel Information:
By Air:
Santa
Fe is served by
Albuquerque International Airport
(ABQ), where ten major air carriers have regularly scheduled flights. Shuttle
services to Santa Fe, rental cars, and taxis are readily available at the
airport.
By Car:
Please
note that use of hand-held cell phones while driving is illegal in New
Mexico; hands-free devices are allowed. The venue hotel (Hotel Santa Fe)
offers complimentary parking to its overnight guests.
Driving Directions from
Albuquerque International Airport: PDF
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Word file
As you exit from the
Albuquerque International Airport, stay in the left lane of the
"S-curve" around the parking garage onto Sunport, which will exit
directly onto I-25 North to Santa Fe.
Take a right on to I-25
North, the main highway to Santa Fe. Travel approximately one hour
on I-25 to Exit 282, St. Francis Drive.
Follow St. Francis
Drive for 3.2 miles to Paseo de Peralta. Turn right onto Paseo de
Peralta and drive across Guadalupe Street. The double-archway
entrance to Hotel Santa Fe is easily visible on the left, at the
corner of Cerrillos Road.
Along the Turquoise
Trail, you can explore unique towns and rural sceneries. Prehistoric
peoples made their homes here. Spanish missionaries explored the
area and battles were fought over this land. Outlaws and Confederate
soldiers camped in the area. This is also the trail where Kit Carson
marched Navajo people during their "Long Walk" to incarceration at
Fort Sumner.
Map
By Rail:
Amtrak (1-800-USA-RAIL)
"Southwest Chief trains" (eastbound from Los Angeles and westbound from
Chicago) meet each afternoon at Lamy, New Mexico. Call the Lamy Shuttle at
505-982-8829 to arrange transportation to the venue, Hotel Santa Fe (about
14 miles).
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High speed
Internet access
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Complimentary parking
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Complimentary guest shuttle service to
local point of interest (on a first-come-first-served basis through front
desk)
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Business
center
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Complimentary coffee on each floor
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Concierge / butler
services
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Valet & guest laundry
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"Amaya Cafe" restaurant on the premise
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Native American gift
shop
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Historical walking
tours (a small fee)
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Historical Talks on
patio
Things to Do & See
Contact
QFD Institute
+1 734-995-0847
Monday-Friday 9am - 5 pm
U.S. Eastern Time
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