Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort
Nestled just off the legendary Route 66, Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort offers an enchanting retreat for travelers seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. With its unique blend of New Mexican charm and modern wellness, this hidden gem features soothing mineral springs, tranquil adobe-style accommodations, and breathtaking desert landscapes. Immerse yourself in rich local culture and enjoy indulgent spa treatments that make every stop on your journey unforgettable. Experience the spirit of the Mother Road at Ojo Santa Fe, where relaxation meets adventure!
Paul McPherson
2 weeks ago"I'm leaving 5 stars simply because I don't believe in leaving poor reviews and don't want that karma coming back on me. Ojo was cool to experience and I need to go back in the summer for sure, but the hospitably felt off to me, no smart TV's in the casitas (deal breaker for me) and the food was just "ok". Blue Heron should be sourcing only organic local foods. Maybe they do in the summer. There is such a cool opportunity here for an elevated experience but impossible to do that when the staff seems to hate their jobs and the overall service vibe is well, mediocre at best. The Pools are Cool. Really cool actually. We steered a bride and groom we were photographing to post up here as their home base (elopement was at Ghost Ranch - photos on Ghost Ranch's google page) and I'm not sure I would use Ojo Santa Fe as a home base again. Worth visiting, just keep expectations realistic. Ghost town during winter. This is not a luxury resort start to finish but it is unique and a nice hidden gem in the Santa Fe eco system. The whole vision for the brand needs to be reinvigorated. I would love to get my hands on it personally."
Destiny Munoz
a week ago"I went to Ojo santa Fe for the first time with my husband we came all the way from Texas to try out Santa Fe. We were treated amazingly and greeted by security and walked down to pools. Alan and Calvin were super nice and respectful they made sure we have extra towels and made us feel safe showed us your room building and gave us a tour of the place and all the pools. THANK YOU Alan and Calvin for the great service and hospitality. Also the food there is amazing definitely a must!"
Ryan Selko
2 weeks ago"We soaked at the Ojo both in the public pools and private tub. Both are wonderful experiences that we hope to repeat again soon! If you do the private bath, try to book in the evening if time allows. Each room has a fire going and that really adds to the experience. The public portion of the property is very nice, and well cared for. There are some people talking but that doesn't bother us at all, just wanted to point it out for anyone who needs silence while soaking. Everyone was friendly, we didn't see or have any bad experiences with the other guests or staff. Overall a wonderful spa that we are eager to visit again!"
Jon Austin Martinez
a month ago"First time and this was a stellar experience with the hot pools that were introduced to us on a beginner's tour at check in. The only thing I'd love to have is some more lighting in certain areas with steps, so just make sure you have appropriate footwear on, especially because of all the steps here. There are many flights of stairs throughout the property with plenty of lawn chairs and seating. The pools vary in temperature and each provide a unique soaking experience. Some of the pools have built in seating and others have covered shade. The restaurant The Blue Heron was amazing when it came to the unique culinary creations and the cashew queso added a perfect twist to the southwestern classic poblano pepper. The Mahi was flaky and juicy and was the right protein for these tacos. Next visit will warrant a visit to their private room as and soaks."
