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Bishop’s Lodge, Auberge Resorts Collection

Santa Fe, New Mexico • Santa Fe National Forest • OVER THE TOP

avg. $740 / night

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Free breakfast

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Part of Auberge Resorts Collection

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At a glance

A historic Archbishop's compound in the Sangre de Cristo foothills with Pueblo Revival architecture and literary provenance.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and literary travelers

Highlights:

  • Archbishop Lamy's 1850s compound inspired Willa Cather's novel
  • Pueblo Revival adobe with exposed vigas and portales
  • Tesuque Valley location at Santa Fe National Forest edge
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PB hotel design editorial

The land on which Bishop's Lodge sits was acquired in the 1850s by Jean-Baptiste Lamy, the French-born Archbishop of Santa Fe whose life inspired Willa Cather's Death Comes for the Archbishop — a detail that gives the property a literary and spiritual gravity most resort conversions can only approximate. Auberge Resorts Collection took over the historic compound in 2019 and undertook a renovation that positioned the lodge as a serious piece of the American Southwest's design conversation, set within the Tesuque Valley against the Sangre de Cristo foothills at the edge of the Santa Fe National Forest. The architecture draws from New Mexico's Pueblo Revival tradition — thick adobe-style walls in warm ochre, exposed vigas projecting from rooflines, portales shading the outdoor corridors in the manner of Spanish colonial missions. Interiors across the 111 rooms and public spaces work in layered earth tones: terracotta, sage, raw linen, and hammered leather, with woven textiles carrying the regional craft tradition forward without tipping into pastiche. Handcrafted pottery, mesquite wood furnishings, and burnished concrete floors establish a material register that feels continuous with the high-desert landscape immediately outside. The pool terrace, framed by low adobe walls and drought-tolerant plantings, extends the property's palette directly into the pinon-juniper terrain surrounding it — the boundary between interior and exterior kept deliberately porous throughout.

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About

Set on 450 acres, this upscale spa resort is 3.5 miles from Santa Fe Plaza and 5.7 miles from The Santa Fe Opera. The individually decorated rooms and suites feature Santa Fe-style decor.

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Bishop’s Lodge, Auberge Resorts Collection Reviews

404 reviews

"Celebrated our 30th Anniversary at this wonderful resort! Everything was fantastic as usual....the service, the accommodations, the restaurants, and the incredibly relaxing environment! Santa Fe at its finest!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 26, 2026

"This was one of the best trips of my life, and the accomodations and service at Bishops Lodge played a huge role in that. The rooms were aesthetically 10/10, they were super comforable and clean. Staff was extremely accommodating, and could not have been kinder in answering all of my questions or easing the struggle of my altitude sickness with endless amounts of chlorphyll water, oxygen cans, advil, and other high altitude concoctions. If I had another five days to spend exclusively at this hotel to do more of the activities, I absolutely would have, becasue they have so much to offer in addition to an unlimited amount of options in the city! Cannot wait for my next trip!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 20, 2026

"Bishop's Lodge was the perfect base for seeing and experiencing the beauty of Sante Fe. Our room had sweeping views of the resort and mountains. It took less than 10 minutes to get to Sante Fe downtown and the shuttle made it so easy to go back and forth. The property has a well trained professional staff. We look forward to returning."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 20, 2026

"We stayed at Bishop's Lodge for 3 nights and it was an incredible experience. The staff anticipated all of our needs. They were all so very friendly. The room was appointed to perfection from the linens to the decor, we loved everything about it. We also loved the location of the Lodge as we were away from the hustle of the city while being close enough not to miss out on anything available there. We had our own car, so we would sometimes drive in and find parking but we also utilized the free shuttle service into town several times and enjoyed chatting with our driver about things to do and eat. An overall exceptional experience in every regard."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 15, 2026

"As many prior reviews have stated, the Bishop’s Lodge property itself is quite lovely. But also, as many have stated, the resort seems to have consistent staffing issues and needs maintenance to be stepped up. We were at the top of the hill (which is a good climb) and the room itself was nice with 2 fire places, outside fire pit and pretty decent bed. The view from our room’s patio was great. The main issue is, particularly considering the cost, that the resort does not provide 5 star value and is certainly not at the level of the mother ship (Auberge du Soleil) in Napa Valley. Whether this is because of the fairly rapid expansion of the Auberge group over the last decade or whether this is just a new standard that this particular property operates by is a question that needs to be raised. There is an apparent shortage of staff that becomes evident with often having trouble finding a golf cart to ferry you up the hill, slow service in the restaurant, inconsistent or non-existent turn-down service, unavailable valet, lack of maintenance in the room and poor housekeeping. None of these in themselves were a serious problem but, when you are charging these rates and leaning on the reputation of Auberge, these all add up to a disappointing experience. For our stay, the single most concerning issue was the prevalence of bugs in our room. We had many ants, roly-polys, spider crickets and other flying bugs that would land on you in the middle of the night or while you were in the bathroom. It appears that the ant problem lay with the gaps in the floor wall junctions that had deteriorated over time and need caulking and plastering. While they made some headway over our 4-night stay, we were never rid of the bugs and it really put a damper on our experience. Management did comp our dinner one night but, for the level of resort this portends to be and the quite expensive charge for the rooms, this was really not much of a response. I think the real challenge for Bishop’s Lodge is that by being part of Auberge, this level of service and accommodation can taint the rest of the Auberge brand and raise concern that other Auberge locations may also not be up to past standards. I hope that is not the case."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 14, 2026

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