Santa Fe

Design Aesthetic:

• Contemporary interpretation of traditional Santa Fe design, with stucco exteriors, adobe-style casitas, wood beams, a central courtyard and outdoor fireplaces

Architect:

• Hart/Howerton, New York & San Francisco

Interior Designer(s):

• Wilson Associates, Dallas
• AvroKO, New York (restaurant)
• Langlois Design (guest room renovation)

History:

• Known as Rancho del Monte from 1932 until 1968, when the property was renamed Rancho Encantado by its new owner
• In 1998 it became a resort, with the present version opened in 2008; in 2012, it became a Four Seasons and reclaimed the Rancho Encantado name

Location:

• Minutes from Santa Fe’s flourishing arts community, including 200 art galleries and a dozen museums, including the Georgia O'Keefe Museum plus the Santa Fe Opera
• Direct access to the Santa Fe National Forest for hiking and biking, plus other year-round outdoor pursuits nearby

Design Aesthetic:

• Incorporates the outdoors with pools, fountains, courtyards and outdoor garden soaking tubs and showers

Special Facilities:

• The Spa boasts four private soaking courtyards complete with a mix of steam rooms, dry saunas and outdoor showers

Spa Director: Tina Hay

Restaurant: Terra

• Cuisine: Contemporary Southwestern
• Signature Dish:
  • Paella with bomba saffron rice, chicken, chorizo, shrimp, clams, mussels, catch of the day, sweet peas, garlic rustic bread and hatch chili aioli
• Indoor Seating: 60
• Designer: AvroKO

Lounge: Terra Bar

• Signature Dish:
  • Terra Signature Burger with candied chile bacon, smoked gouda, homemade pickles, green chile, roasted garlic-avocado spread on a brioche bun
• Indoor Seating: 40, plus an outdoor patio
• Designer: AvroKO

Fitness Facilities:

• Size: 1,200 sq ft / 111 sq m
• Special Features:
  • 800 sq ft (74 sq m) movement studio for yoga, pilates and meditation

Outdoor Banquet Capacity: 200

Private Dining Room: 30

Unique Meeting and Event Facilities:

• Floor to ceiling windows with panoramic views plus large outdoor space
• Resort may be booked for full buyouts