Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado Santa Fe
Hotel · Santa Fe County ·
Southwest-inspired suites with fireplaces, fine dining, and spa
Southwest-inspired suites with fireplaces, fine dining, and spa
"Mentioned as a partner of GoingDry.Co, this Santa Fe resort is focusing on elevated, booze-free tipples, reflecting a shift toward inclusive beverage programs that respect guests who don’t drink while still offering a sense of indulgence." - CNT Editors
"A serene base that pairs a two-night stay with immersive local experiences—I can choose mountain biking, a two-hour private family hike, a fireside indoor picnic in Piñon, cocoa in the Enchanted Cabin, a 60-minute private yoga session, a festive cookie-decorating kit, or s’mores in the courtyard." - Paris Wilson
"An enchanting base for Santa Fe’s season, this resort leans into kiva and piñon‑wood fireplaces and handcrafted festive displays for maximum holiday ambiance." - Nicole Kliest
"Nightly fireside s’mores and hot cider set the luminous tone at this luxuriously private, terra-cotta sanctuary, which layers in hands-on pastry classes, mulled wine in the evening, and a cozy Cocoa Cabin with personalized hot chocolate designs; the spa leans into the season with pumpkin spice manicures, pumpkin hot stone massages, and a hydrating pumpkin facial, and around Christmas there’s even on-property Yuletide Yoga as part of a slate of cozy, high-desert holiday experiences." - Kayleigh Ruller
"Staying at Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado Santa Fe for a minimum of two nights includes two complimentary local experiences of my choice—options range from mountain biking and a two‑hour private family hike to a fireside indoor piñon picnic, cocoa in the Enchanted Cabin, a 60‑minute private yoga session, a festive cookie‑decorating kit, or s'mores in the courtyard—available for reservations made through January 1, 2026." - Paris Wilson