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Galisteo Inn | New Mexico | Santa Fe | Tom Ford | massages

Stylish Retreat

by Elaine Glusac

Aspen. Carmel. Galisteo? Yep, lil ol’ Galisteo, New Mexico, 25 miles south of Santa Fe, joins the rural-chic short list drawing fashionistas in search of respite with style. Ex-Gucci designer Tom Ford recently bought a ranch nearby. And now the owners of the trendy Ballantines Hotel in Palm Springs just redid the Galisteo Inn, a 14-room hacienda with a Zen take on Southwestern style — meaning keep the colors, hold the patterns. The main
building dates to 1703, but the lap pool, Wi-Fi hookups, and massages are au courant. Best yet, you can get these designer goods at thrift-store prices — $99 to $300 a night. (866) 404-8200, www.galisteoinn.com
— Elaine Glusac

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