ROOMS & SUITES: 12

Rancho de San Juan is located at the converse of the Ojo Cliente River and the Chama River Valleys as they flow into the magnificent Rio Grande River at the San Juan Pueblo. Rich in the history of the Hispanic culture, the valley was first enjoyed by the pueblo Indian tribes as a place for hunting and fishing while in route to the natural healing mineral springs of Ojo Caliente.

The first Spanish village in the valley was named Ranchos de San Juan and was located directly across the river from where the inn now is located.

The Inn provides the perfect location between Taos and Santa Fe near the Ojo Caliente mineral springs...Expansive views of the Jemez Mountains, the Ojo Caliente River Valley and the magnificent rock formations and foothills of Georgia O'Keefe country await the guest at Rancho de San Juan. Sunsets splashed with pink, coral and gold, the blue New Mexico sky which has inspired artists for generations, the Pinon, Juniper and Chamisa which evoke the spirit of the Southwest, and mingling of cultures are just a few of the charms at a special place called Rancho de San Juan.

Rancho de San Juan is 7 miles northwest of the San Juan Pueblo (proclaimed the first capital of New Mexico in 1598) and only 35 miles from the historic plaza at Santa Fe. The Inn provides the perfect location between Taos and Santa Fe near the Ojo Caliente mineral springs for guests to enjoy the diverse seasonal activities and the extensive cultural events of Northern New Mexico.

AFFILIATIONS

Relais & Chateaux

LEISURE

Spring/Summer/Fall - Spa Services, White River Rafting, Fishing, Hiking, Picnicking, Boating, Water Sports, Swimming, Horseback riding, Golf Course - 35 km/21 miles away.

Winter - Spa Services, Skiing at Taos Ski Valley, Santa Fe Ski Basin, Angel Fire, Los Alamos, and Sipapu Ski Basin.

EXPLORE

Rancho de San Juan is located at the converse of the Ojo Cliente River and the Chama River Valleys as they flow into the magnificent Rio Grande River at the San Juan Pueblo. Rich in the history of the Hispanic culture, the valley was first enjoyed by the pueblo Indian tribes as a place for hunting and fishing while in route to the natural healing mineral springs of Ojo Caliente (Spanish for Hot Eye). The first Spanish village in the valley was named Ranchos de San Juan and was located directly across the river from where the inn now is located.

Embudo Station - White River Rafting, Fishing
Bandelier National Monument - Hiking, Picnicking, etc.
Jemez Mountains - Hiking, Fishing, Camping
Abiquiu Reservoir - Boating, Water Sports, Fishing, Swimming, etc.
Skiing Taos Ski Valley, Santa Fe Ski Basin
Horseback Riding available at several locations.
Tours to Native American Monuments Museums, Galleries
Indian Pueblos - San Juan, Taos, Santa Clara, Nambe, San Ildefonso, Pojoaque, Tesuque and Picuris.
Art, Crafts, Sculptures, Paintings, Artists Studios and Galleries.
Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs
Georgia O'Keefe's Home, Ghost Ranch and Museum near Abiquiu
Shidoni Bronze and Metal Sculpture, Glass Works, Sculpture Gardens and Gallery
Bandelier National Monument Indian Cliff Dwellings and Pueblo Ruins.
Native American Historical Sites Chaco Canyon, Puye Cliffs, Pecos Ruins
El Santuario de Chimayo with the healing powers of the sacred earth
The famous Santa Fe Opera, Santa Fe and Taos Museums, Galleries

AIRPORT

Albuquerque International Airport (ABQ)

AIRPORT DISTANCE

99 miles/160 km