Nearly four centuries of Native American, Spanish colonial, Mexican, and modern cultures come together at the Bishop’s Lodge Ranch Resort & Spa. Hidden in a high-desert valley minutes from the plaza of Santa Fe, guests take in vistas of historic gardens framed by miles of native junipers, piñon trees, and wide-open New Mexican sky.
Corporate groups can join vacationers or have the entire 111-room resort to themselves. Meeting spaces include the 3,200-square-foot Tesuque Pavillion, the Thunderbird and Charro Rooms for dining and breakouts, and the Presidential Parlor Suite for executive groups of up to 12. Outdoor venues range from the West Lawn adjacent to the pool to Mesa Vista, a mountaintop campsite. An experienced staff oversees everything from team building and catering to business support.
Guests between meetings unwind in the pool, at the SháNah Spa and Wellness Center, and in the exercise room. They enjoy tennis on two all-weather courts, privileges at three nearby 18-hole golf courses, white-water rafting, hot-air ballooning, and Alpine skiing in winter.
The combination of outdoor activity and high-desert altitude guarantees hearty appetites year-round. And, in a region known for its cuisine, Las Fuentes Restaurant & Bar obliges with seasonal American dishes inspired by local traditions. Guests may also dine from a light menu on the terrace or in the privacy of their own view-lined patio, balcony, or deck.
Everyone was filled with praises and hopes that we have our next meeting at Bishop’s Lodge…
Sharon K.
The North American Institute
February 4, 2008