Join us at the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains where outdoor adventures are immersed in a vibrant arts culture and the spiritual history of Santa Fe at Bishop's Lodge.

Originally built in the 1860s as the private retreat for Jean-Baptiste Lamy, the first Archbishop of Santa Fe, and then a respite from the East Coast for the Pulitzer family, Bishop's Lodge has transformed into a tranquil guest lodge. In every detail, it pays respect to the native history and culture of the region. Coined a soulful Southwest retreat and one of the greatest western ranches in Santa Fe, Bishop's Lodge has a distinct emphasis on the healing powers of New Mexico.

Over time, the estate has evolved into a cherished resort and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, welcoming travelers with its blend of rustic elegance and cultural authenticity. Spanning across 317 secluded acres bordering Santa Fe National Forest and just minutes from downtown, the resort invites guests to reconnect with oneself and embrace all that this area has to offer. 

Bishop's Lodge is where modern amenities encapsulate the art of adventure, and the adventure of art. The opportunities are unlimited while you are visiting the area. You can explore ancient cliff dwellings at Bandelier National Monument, traverse wild terrain on a 4x4 off-road excursion or ride horseback through sun-drenched mesas. You may choose to test your rock-climbing skills or set out on a mountain biking excursion or an eBike tour through the breathtaking, historic landscapes of downtown. For those drawn to more of a serene escape, you may want to cast a line in pristine waters, hike through Diablo Canyon or indulge in a world-class spa experience. Whether seeking heart-pounding adventure or tranquil moments by the pool, every experience is infused with the magic and spirit of the Land of Enchantment.

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