Bishop's Lodge Auberge Resorts Collection
12 expert reviews
“Built in 1851 as the retreat of the first bishop of Santa Fe, this resort lies hidden in a valley 3.5mi north of downtown.”
– Michelin Guide
Concierge
"Rooms are Southwestern all the way, with the compulsory ocher-olive-terra-cotta palette, adobe walls, exposed beams, and kiva fires."
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Invest in a deluxe room or above; these have outdoor spaces, whereas some regular rooms are claustrophobically viewless.
Frommer's
"As well as the tranquillity and peace of an Old World resort, this place offers excellent service." Full review
Star Service
"It is blessed with some of the largest and most engaging accommodations in the region, and that won't change with the upcoming renovation project." Full review
Fodor's
"Its setting in a bucolic valley at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains makes it feel worlds apart." Full review
Lonely Planet
"Come play (upscale) cowgirl on 450 acres of almost untouched piñon wilderness just 3 miles from the Plaza." Full review
Travel + Leisure
"Nestled in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, this dude-ranch-style resort has horseback riding and beautiful hiking trails." Full review
Oyster
Upper-middle-range
"A beautiful, scenic property that's within a 10-minute drive of historic Santa Fe... consists of a cluster of 15 adobe lodges and a main house." Full review
Afar Magazine
"The brainchild of miner James Thorpe, who bought the property in 1918 and also gave the property its name, Bishop’s Lodge lays claim to being New Mexico’s very first resort." Full review
Gayot
"THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS UNTIL EARLY SUMMER 2018."
Travel + Leisure
"With 100 rooms, suites, and stand-alone casitas dotted across 317 acres in the Sangre de Cristo foothills...outdoorsy pursuits are the real draw here."
$119/night
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