Bishop's Lodge

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. Situated on 317 secluded acres, guests are invited to slow down and engage in powerful personal transformation through six artistic mediums: visual & storytelling arts which are part of our vibrant Sante Fe culture; the art of adventure; ancient healing arts; culinary arts; the art of ritual and celebration; and the design & architecture of our lovingly restored Lodge. The accommodations at Bishop's Lodge were crafted with reverence for the rich textures and subtle colors of New Mexico's Sangre de Cristo Mountains, and the talented local artisans in Santa Fe. Choose from four styles of accommodations: Guestrooms, Suites, Casitas or the 12-room Bunkhouse. Each invites you to reconnect with your loved ones and a slow, intentional way of life lived in harmony with the land. Textured and multi-layered, the cuisine at Bishop's Lodge will be sure to send you home with memories to cherish for years to come. The dining experience invites you to slow down and engage all of your senses. A mindful meeting of history and presence, Bishop's Lodge is a soulful respite situated next to 1.5 million acres of Santa Fe National Forest and just minutes from downtown Santa Fe's cultural mecca.