Discover our award-winning bed and breakfast lodging in Santa Fe, NM. Our authentic adobe is considered one of the most significant historic estates in Santa Fe, and our hospitality has been nationally recognized. Find out why Inn of the Turquoise Bear has become a tradition for so many!
Inn of the Turquoise Bear Named #4 B&B in the USA
April 2024
We are bursting with pride and gratitude at being named the #4 Bed & Breakfast in the US by TripAdvisor in their Travelers’ Choice Awards Best of the Best 2024. A big thank you to our guests who have reviewed their stay with us on TripAdvisor!
47 Epic Things to Do in New Mexico. April 2024
We’re pleased to be singled out as The Place to Stay in Santa Fe in Travel Leming’s Epic Things to Do in New Mexico. They say Epic….we say Iconic!
March 2022
Innkeeper Dan Clark shares what it means to become caretaker of the onetime home of poet and essayist Witter Bynner.Read Article
April 2021
Where to Stay in Santa Fe – “For a more intimate experience, lock in a room at Inn of the Turquoise Bear…a 135-year-old adobe estate with manicured grounds dotted with lilacs and wild roses… The varied breakfasts (huevos rancheros, blue corn pancakes with piñon butter) are a highlight—best enjoyed on the B&B’s shaded flagstone patio.”Read Article
February 2021
Santa Fe, the capitol of New Mexico, is a southwestern haven for photographers. It was originally founded in 1610 as a Spanish colony, and you can still see that heritage in the pueblo-style architecture. We are proud to be listed #5 of the Top Photo Spots in the Santa Fe area.Read Article
September 2020
A trip to New Mexico is sure to be thrilling, with spicy foods, expansive desert landscapes, and many historical and cultural sites to visit. With so much to do, it’s tough to settle on an itinerary. We are proud to be listed among several essential activities and places to visit in the Land of Enchantment.Read Article
May 2019
Meow Wolf founder, Vince Kadlubek, suggests visitors coming to Santa Fe “Go deep into the Santa Fe charm,” with a stay at Inn of the Turquoise Bear. Kadlubek suggests tapping into the city’s artistic vanguard like Meow Wolf. But when it comes to food and lodging, he relishes the charms of traditional Santa Fe vibes.Read Article
2018
Inn of the Turquoise Bear received the honor of being inducted into TripAdvisor’s Hall of Fame in 2018 in recognition of receiving their Certificate of Excellence every year since the creation of the award in 2011.Read Article
Inn of the Turquoise Bear has recently received Fodor’s Best Awards in five categories, including #1 in Favorite Santa Fe Hotels for LGBTQ Travelers! We took home the silver medal in Most Historic Hotels and Quaintest Small Inns in Santa Fe. Thank you Fodor’s!Read Article
October 2016
“The Inn of the Turquoise Bear sits on an acre of lush terraced gardens with towering pines and breathtaking views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains… For those who love to hike, the inn offers a variety of hiking packages (and suggestions) so that you can leave your gear at home.”Read Article
2017-2021
Inn of the Turquoise Bear was recognized with this award based on our excellent reviews from professional travel writers of respected guides, magazines, newspapers, and other travel publications. We are honored to be included alongside the best hotels, restaurants, and attractions around the world.Read Article
July 2016
“Nestled in one of Santa Fe’s most important historical estates, the Inn of the Turquoise Bear offers guests a tranquil, beautiful setting to relax, all while being conveniently close to the most important sites of Santa Fe.”
February/March 2016
“The welcoming atmosphere today is more refined and intimate, but the innkeepers remain influenced by the property’s roots. Emphasizing creativity, comfort, and deluxe accommodations, the inn offers sanctuary for sweethearts celebrating Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, and – most important – each other’s company.”
November 2015
“Guest rooms at the Inn of the Turquoise Bear are named after literary greats and musicians. The Witter Bynner Room is a spacious room with a fireplace, beam ceiling, windows on all four sides, a sitting area with a sofa and overstuffed chairs, luxury linens, and a private balcony.”Read Article
October 2015
“The D.H. Lawrence Room’s small library floor slopes downward just a bit, and rustic stairs of stone and wood bring you to various offhandedly conceived levels. Many of Bynner’s architectural touches are still intact, from Asian-inspired window grilles to curvy bancos and stone benches wreathed by flowery branches. Perks include filling breakfast options, stunning views, and pet-friendly rooms.”Read Article
September 2015
“A stay includes a three-course gourmet Santa Fe breakfast, afternoon tea, and a twilight wine reception—all to be enjoyed indoors or out. Don’t leave without trying the blue corn pancakes with piñon butter.”Read Article
“The historic house set on an acre and surrounded by towering Ponderosa pines, rock terraces and lush gardens, is just a short walk from downtown Santa Fe. The inn, decorated in traditional Northern New Mexico style, offers 10 bedrooms, all but one with a wood burning fireplace. The Witter Bynner Room, can be turned into a two-room suite.”Read Article
Our Santa Fe bed and breakfast was presented with this award in 2017 for consistently achieving the highest standards of guest satisfaction worldwide.Read Article