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Situated on 317 secluded acres bordering Santa Fe National Forest and just minutes from downtown Santa Fe, Bishop's Lodge is a soulful retreat steeped in heritage. Settled more than 150 years ago by Bishop Jean Baptiste Lamy, this iconic Santa Fe landmark is steeped in history and is undergoing a sensitive restoration to preserve its distinctive Southwestern heritage for the next generation. Explore the vibrant culture of discovery and expression through nature-driven adventures, visual arts, ancient healing arts, culinary journeys and memorable celebrations. Experience the art of adventure and the adventure of art.
Bishop's Lodge, Auberge Resorts Collection
1297 Bishops Lodge Rd
Santa Fe, New Mexico
87506
Nearest Airport: ABQ
Fantastic. Beautiful property, great room. Staff was awesome and the valet was great. Fleet of Mercedes available to use and drivers to take you wherever you want to go in town. Sky fire restaurant was beautiful with great service. Food was good, not great.
JimmyB726 - Park City, Utah
I came to Bishop's Lodge on a solo trip between the madness of the holidays and it far surpassed any of my expectations. It was a slower season at the hotel, but plenty of guests to run into and chat with, and I cannot say enough wonderful things about the staff at Bishop's Lodge. Every single person was kind, friendly, welcoming, and extremely accommodating. I have to eat gluten and dairy free and had no trouble ordering food at the restaurant or in-room dining. The spa is under construction now and in a temporary spot but it is still very intimate and relaxing. I was halfway through my vacation at Bishop's Lodge when I decided it would be an annual pilgrimage between the holidays to rest and relax. The people that work at Bishop's Lodge are what make it so special, plus the property is incredibly beautiful.
Karlyh123
Amazing hotel and spa, wonderful staff and experience! A beautiful sprawling landscape and hikes right off the property. Very respectful of our pet, and a 5 star accommodation for my wife and I - Would love to visit again in the summer or spring season.
Greg H - Newark, Delaware
Bishop Lodge is the TRUTH!!! The level of engagement, conscious consideration and proactive care was astounding. Next trip... I'll be taking my person so we can indulge in the environment and nurturing that the care so wonderfully and generously provides.
Don'Angelo B
Bishop’s Lodge in Santa Fe is an absolute gem! From the moment you pull up, the views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains take your breath away, and the vibe is so warm and inviting. It’s the perfect mix of historic charm and modern luxury. The rooms are gorgeous—super cozy and beautifully designed with a Southwest feel that doesn’t feel overdone. You can tell a lot of thought went into the little details, like the art and furnishings. It’s one of those places where you feel right at home but still totally spoiled. The food? Incredible. The SkyFire restaurant serves up amazing dishes with fresh, local ingredients. Whether it’s breakfast with a view or a romantic dinner, every meal feels special. You’ll want to try everything on the menu. And if you’re into relaxing, the spa is a must. The treatments are inspired by local traditions, and it’s such a peaceful escape. Plus, there’s no shortage of activities—hiking, horseback riding, fly fishing, yoga—you name it. The property itself is huge and perfect for exploring, or just soaking in the stunning scenery. What really makes the place stand out is the staff. They’re so friendly and go out of their way to make your stay perfect. It’s the kind of service that makes you want to come back. Overall, Bishop’s Lodge is one of those places you don’t forget. Whether you’re there to chill, explore, or celebrate something special, it’s got everything you need for an amazing getaway. Highly recommend!
Chris G - Dallas, Texas
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“The Bishop's Lodge Ranch Resort & Spa was fabulous. They are so nice and treat everyone like they are the only people at the resort.”
-Justin
“The reserved rooms were either shabby or had views that overlooked industrial buildings...for $50 per day we were upgraded to an outstanding villa that was probably worth much more”
-David