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Soak in spring-fed thermal pools, take morning yoga, dine waterside at Blue Heron, and explore 77 acres of high-desert trails just outside Santa Fe.
Set across 77 acres in the La Cienega Valley between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, this four-star spa resort pairs spring-fed thermal soaking pools, Santa Fe’s largest heated saltwater pool, private hiking trails, complimentary morning yoga and a full-service spa with calm Southwestern lodging. Dine waterside at Blue Heron Restaurant, explore nearby El Rancho de Las Golondrinas, or reach the historic Santa Fe Plaza in about 20 minutes for art, culture and high-desert discovery.
Every overnight stay includes unlimited access to communal thermal pools and the seasonal heated saltwater pool during posted guest hours.
Blue Heron Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with seasonal Southwest menus, pond views and reservations recommended for dinner.
Guests can book spa treatments, use the fitness center, and join complimentary morning yoga in the garden-view Yoga Studio.
A 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, free self parking and paid airport transportation help simplify arrivals and departures.
Rooms include free WiFi, with complimentary wireless access also available in select areas around the resort property.
The resort sits on 77 acres with private hiking trails, about 20 minutes from the historic Santa Fe Plaza.












A waterside restaurant at Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort featuring seasonal contemporary American and Southwestern dishes made with Ojo Farm ingredients and local sustainably raised meats. Blue Heron Restaurant suits leisurely breakfasts, lunches, and dinners with pond views and a relaxed resort-casual feel.
Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort sits on 77 acres in the La Cienega Valley between Albuquerque and Santa Fe. El Rancho de las Golondrinas is immediately down the road and is an easy short drive from the property. The historic Santa Fe Plaza and downtown museums are about a 20-minute drive. Santa Fe Regional Airport (SAF) is roughly 10 minutes away by car; Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ) is about a 50‑minute drive.
The resort is designed as a 13-and-older property: guests under 13 may stay and dine but are not allowed in soaking, pool, or spa areas; minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
The guest responsible for check-in must be at least 18 years old and may be asked for a government-issued photo ID and credit card.
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM.
The resort is not able to accommodate early check-in or late check-out to allow time for NM Safe Certified housekeeping between stays.
Yes. Every overnight stay includes unlimited access to the communal thermal soaking pools and the seasonal heated saltwater pool during posted guest hours.
Lodging guests have access to soaking pools from 7:30 AM to 10:00 PM, including on arrival and departure days.
Yes. Day soaking passes are available daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM with no reservation required; spa treatments require appointments and are restricted to guests 18 and older.
Breakfast is available at the Blue Heron Restaurant as a paid optional extra rather than automatically included with lodging.
Ojo Santa Fe is a pet-free resort; service animals are permitted. A $250 deodorizing fee may be charged if an unauthorized animal is found in a room.
The resort offers a paid shuttle service between Ojo Santa Fe and Santa Fe Airport or the NM 599 Rail Runner station; a roundtrip shuttle surcharge applies and advance arrangement is required.
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