Bishop’s Lodge sits tucked in a special place in the Tesuque Valley, deep in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo range of the Rocky Mountains, an iconic 1920’s ranch resort situated on 317 acres.  This historic property represents great cultural and sentimental relevance to the Santa Fe community and visitors alike since the archbishop of Lamy called his congregation here to gather in the 1870’s at a tiny chapel on the hill and the Pulitzer family called it their Western home.

The resort is a destination and gathering place for families and friends, both romantic and communal, who return year after year to recreate the time-honored traditions. Deeply imbued with the culture of Santa Fe and the Native American history, our renovation of this iconic and beloved property honors that most important sense of place while bringing a fresh face and interpretation to this ageless style and combine it with state-of-the-art luxury.