Bishop's Lodge, Auberge Collection

We found a gem in Santa Fe. We have stayed in Santa Fe many times over the years and were looking for something a bit nicer than what we had experienced in the past. We found a place that was so nice it was hard to leave. Bishops lodge will be our go-to stop on our excursions to the SW from here on. Next time we will stay longer than one night. The location is close enough to the city that makes it an easy drive to town but far enough away to make it serene.

What an experience! Our 3 young kids were so obsessed with the "fancy" hotel! From the moment we pulled into the valet we were treated like we were the only guests in the hotel. Everything and everyone was so smooth. We checked in late and they had room service waiting for us when we got there. The concierge found out in her discovery call with us that it was my daughter's birthday trip, so they had a mini-cake waiting for her! They even wrote all of our kids names on the mirror which made them feel so special. There is plenty to do on property and it is only a short drive into downtown. Would recommend a stay here to anyone adults and children alike.

This property is southwest bliss set underneath a blue sky and with stunning views of the mountains. At night there are hundreds of luminaries glowing in the resort which is simply magical. The rooms are stylish and cozy with adobe fireplaces to fall asleep. The products are lavender scented and a nespresso machine, high-end tea and real half and half in the fridge were nice touches. The staff was fantastic. Shout out to Julia at the front desk and Marama the concierge who made this solo trip feel like I had girlfriends to report back to after my adventures. I made good use of the complimentary (!) Mercedes Maybach sedan (250k price) to travel around Santa Fe. Isaiah the golf cart driver was always on the ready to take me from the restaurant to the room and bartender Ann and Rose on my 1st night made my 50th birthday special :). If you are up for a non-luxury day trip head to Madrid about 30 min away for a funky arts town with a chocolate store and artists wares. I had a blast. A hike around Tsankawi (part of Bandelier National park) was not crowded and beautiful thanks to Marama’s superb advice. Thank you Bishop’s Lodge staff for making the trip fabulous :). - Lisa

We had a lovely, relaxing Winter weeked at the Bishop's Lodge. The hotel is beautiful, and the mountain setting is well-maintained and groomed, with luminarias outlining the resort and glowing at night. The food at the restaurant and coffee shop was both high-quality and convenient. We enjoyed the live music at happy hour, the workout room, and the spa. We would definitely go back again in winter or warmer weather!

Stunning property with an attentive staff and wonderful details along the way to make the stay feel luxurious and special.

We had a business event at the Bishops Lodge in Santa Fe. The resort was beautiful, the rooms well-stocked, the team welcoming and friendly, the activities varied. While we didn't use any housekeeping services or restaurant services, our catered meals were delicious. The resort is well-situated just outside of Santa Fe and easy to find. While it's not necessarily what I would choose for a personal vacation (I'm a bit more rustic), the experience was lovely and I hope that others consider the resort for their events!

This is a lovely hotel that strives to provide great service, amenities, and comfort. We enjoyed our stay and would recommend it to others. We had issues with our check-in time, final bill, and check-out time that were related to staff issues vs. hotel management. I would give it an Excellent rating if we hadn't run into those issues with staff performance.

Beautiful location! Request Marama from the concierge team, she is incredible! Prepare for slow restaurant service if you have kids. Not enough staff to provide a unique or special experience.

Room was beautiful. Service was NOT. Kimber (concierge) was your typical shocked that you weren’t happy with them getting your name wrong for starters. This property has potential but is not currently reflective of the Auberge brand. The best, friendliest, most approachable lobby staff member at check in was the youngest one. The snooty dark haired older woman at check in should take a note from him; she’s obnoxious. This property advertised a Christmas experience and under delivered. The one high point of our trip was the silver stamping ornament experience. Restaurant notes- Basic, and not in a good way. Not busy and still took forever. Nothing terrible but nothing special. Coffee shop- didn’t visit except on Christmas morning and they had one single person working?!? This isn’t a 5 star vibe. They had a super basic assortment of sundries and postcard ish things…was in line with an over priced juice and card and walked out after 10 minutes and there still were 5 people ahead of me in line. Again…..you advertise a holiday experience then don’t staff your coffee stand?

Overall this property is not meeting the standards of a 5 Star resort. I’d like someone from Auberge corporate to reach out to me.