- ADA
ADA accessible restrooms in Santa Fe, NM
Step-free access and ADA fixtures matter for disabled trans people and anyone who needs them. These are the places recorded as having them, with who confirmed it.
What's listed
65 places
- All-gender38
- Single-stall0
- ADA accessible41
- No purchase required0
- Checked in the last 12 months0
41 places recorded as ada accessible
See all 41 with filters- All-gender
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Towards the back right when you walk in Customers only From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Far right of the building when entering from the front. There's two. Multiple stalls. Both were converted from gendered restrooms so one still has urinals. Very safe. Students are… From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
On the second floor, near the main entrance, there is a "Family Bathroom" next to the men's It's a single room bathroom that locks From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Opposite the entrance door, past the rack with utensils and stuff. Only open 8-3 daily. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
There are two all-gender bathrooms inside, on the left side of the dining areas. Sign says"all genders". From the community
- ADA
Not the cleanest, but it’ll do in a pinch From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
On campus, first floor. Librarian is an ally. If you have any problems, ask for Sierra. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Main floor of Fogelson Library. Everyone is welcome. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Far right side of the store From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- Changing table
Family restroom in the back right of the store From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
if you’re going to the top of the mountain up to the ski resort, there’s a small building across from the “national forest and ski resort” sign! it is a unisex single restroom. From the community
- ADA
Restroom corridor is on the left side of the kitchen; family restroom is right next to the mens' restroom. Restrooms are for paying customers only. From the community
- ADA
- ADA
- All-gender
- ADA
Back to the right Has a baby changing station From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Restaurant. Most likely for paying customers only. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- Changing table
- ADA
Sign says they don't gender their bathrooms because it makes people uncomfortable 👍 From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
There are 2 gender neutral single stall restrooms. From the community
- ADA
Single room. All the way to the back of the restaurant on the left. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
When you walk in, it's is on your right. It specifically says gender-neutral bathroom on it. I don't know if you have to be a paying customer. It is very accessible and easy to fi… From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
- Changing table
one down the long hallways (near binary-gendered bathrooms) has a changing table. two others closer to the front of the building do not have changing tables. restrooms are intende… From the community
- ADA
Inside office, to the right You’re a taxpayer, you can use the restroom. From the community
- All-gender
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- All-gender
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Two gender neutral restrooms at the back of the restaurant. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Look for the Gender Neutral sign on the door A great place for awesome food and beer without the fear of gendered restrooms. From the community
- ADA
Inside of the small train station visitor's building. Key is hanging right outside of the restrooms on the wall. From the community
- All-gender
- ADA
Bathrooms are near the door to the large space. 3 restrooms: men, women, explicitly labeled “gender neutral”. Staff seems relaxed and would not mind if you came in and used the re… From the community
Questions
What does ADA accessible mean on this listing?
A restroom is recorded as ADA accessible when a contributor has confirmed step-free access and the standard ADA fixtures (grab bars, turning space, accessible sink height). Allgenda doesn't audit compliance: we show what contributors report, and who checked it and when.
How do I find ADA-accessible restrooms near me?
Open the Santa Fe map and allow location access to see ADA-accessible restrooms near you. Every place shows how it was checked and when, so you can judge it before you go.
How does Allgenda check ADA-accessible restrooms in Santa Fe?
Listings in Santa Fe come from contributor reports, owner claims, and imports from Refuge Restrooms. Every check carries a method (import, community report, owner claim, moderator, or phone call) and a date.
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