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The Hilton Santa Fe Buffalo Thunder, the luxurious, Native American-inspired golf, spa and gaming resort, will be featured on an upcoming episode of The Bachelor. Credit: Hilton Hotels & Resorts.

January 29, 2015

SANTA FE, N.M. - The Hilton Santa Fe Buffalo Thunder, the luxurious, Native American-inspired golf, spa and gaming resort, will be featured on an upcoming episode of The Bachelor. The resort will host the remaining Bachelorettes as they vie for the love of the newest Bachelor, Chris Soules. The episode is scheduled to air Monday, February 2, 2015, at 8/7c on ABC.

Chris Soules, the handsome and successful new Bachelor who has become known as "Prince Farming," introduced himself to last season's Bachelorette Andi Dorfman, and female fans fell hard for the soft-spoken man with a heart of gold. Now, this dreamboat farmer and wealthy businessman from Iowa is looking to fall in love, find a wife and bring her back home to share a life with him in the small Iowa town of Arlington. With the support of his family and the state of Iowa rooting for him, Chris truly believes he can find the right woman to share a life with. Follow Chris Soules' search for his soul mate in the 19th edition of The Bachelor.

To celebrate the love stories that unfolded at Hilton Santa Fe Buffalo Thunder during the filming, the resort is offering travelers the opportunity to create their own tales of romance with two new packages inspired by the show. The packages and featured accommodations include:

• The Ridiculously Romantic Package - Offered from $249 per night, includes overnight accommodations in a terrace suite with a fireplace, dinner for two at the resort's world-class Red Sage restaurant renowned for its extensive wine list and Southwestern-inspired steaks and chops, a romantic rose petal turn down, late check-out, complimentary valet and special savings at the resort's Wo' P'in Spa. Request rate code "P6" when making reservations.
• The Romance Package - Offered from $149 per night, includes overnight accommodations, a bottle of sparkling wine, breakfast in bed for two via in-room dining, complimentary valet and special savings at Wo P'in Spa. Request rate code "RP" when making reservations.
• The Governor's Suite - From $1,000 per night, couples can also book the opulent, two story Governor's Suite where the Bachelorettes dreamed of "Prince Farming" between their romantic escapades in Santa Fe. The 2,400 square-foot, bi-level suite features floor-to-ceiling windows that frame stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, authentic Native American design and original artwork and luxurious amenities made just for romance, including a loft outfitted with a soaking tub for two, outdoor terrace, gas fireplace, and an expansive outdoor deck with jaw-dropping views.

A resort made for romance and entertainment, Hilton Santa Fe Buffalo Thunder offers one of Santa Fe's most unique resort experiences. Located on the sovereign Native American land of the Pojoaque, the AAA Four Diamond resort features traditional Pueblo architecture and décor, and houses a world-renowned Native American art collection valued at over $2 million. Rich with amenities for all interests, the resort offers 27 holes of golf at Towa Golf Club, locally-influenced spa services at the Wo' P'in destination spa, an expansive outdoor pool complex and lavish indoor pool, world-class fine dining at Red Sage and Las Vegas style gaming at the adjacent upscale casino.

For more information visit www.buffalothunderresort.com and for package and Governor's Suite reservations call 505-455-5555 or 877-848-6337.

About Hilton Santa Fe Buffalo Thunder
Hilton Santa Fe Buffalo Thunder offers one of Santa Fe's most unique resort experiences located on the sovereign Native American land of the Pojoaque. Featuring traditional Pueblo architecture, the AAA Four Diamond resort is home to a world-renowned Native American art collection valued at over $2 million maintained by an in-house curator. Rich with amenities for all interests, the resort offers 27 holes of golf at Towa Golf Club, Pojoaque-influenced spa services at the Wo' P'in destination spa, lavish indoor/outdoor pool complexes, world-class fine dining at Red Sage and opportunities to enjoy Las Vegas-style gaming and sought-after entertainment and events at the adjacent upscale casino. With 395 guest rooms and 66,000 square feet of meeting and convention space, the resort is the largest of its kind in Northern New Mexico. For more information, visit www.buffalothunderresort.com.