Surrounded by an acre of gardens under a canopy of tall pines, this rambling adobe villa once belonged to the gay poet, Witter Bynner, who entertained countless gay and lesbian visitors in the early part of the 20th Century. On the National Register of Historic Places, the Inn is located close to the Plaza and a short stroll to museums, galleries, fine dining, and shops. A short drive brings you to the Santa Fe Opera and Santa Fe Ski Area. The ten guest rooms are decorated in a southwest style with handmade furniture appropriate to an historic adobe home. Video and book libraries.
Concierge services are available.
Our staff will gladly arrange reservations at fine restaurants or an appointment with a local masseur. Memories of a stay at the Turquoise Bear will remain with you forever and bring you back time and again. Wander through gardens filled with lilacs, roses, peonies, sunflowers, irises, cacti and an occasional tumbleweed. Relax in front of a roaring fire in the Gathering Room with travelers from around the world. Savor Robert's homemade muffins and breads.