City burnout? This century-old retreat about an hour and a half from Los Angeles makes it easy to disappear for a few days. The inn has been the social heart of Rancho Santa Fe since 1924, and the citrus groves, breezy patios, and garden paths still give the place an unhurried vibe.

At The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe, the new StayWell Longevity menu at Mila Moursi Spa introduces a sophisticated suite of vitality-focused therapies designed to optimize long-term health. Developed by Dr. Sarah Corey, the program features advanced treatments including IV nutrient infusions, hormone-balancing protocols, peptide therapy, NAD+ drips and targeted diagnostics tailored to individual wellness goals.

I’ve been fortunate to work around the world in incredible properties, but what stood out most about The Inn is the essence and soul of both the property and the community. The opportunity to steward a property with such rich history—dating back to 1923, designed by pioneering female architect Lilian Rice—while building upon the foundation of a recent transformation was incredibly compelling.

“From the interactive booking process to personalized in-room amenities and high-touch service, this collection of accommodations has been designed to exceed the expectations,” says Sood. Guests have the unique opportunity to live like a local in one of Southern California’s most affluent communities.

Amid the rolling hills and citrus groves of North County San Diego, the Inn at Rancho Santa Fe has reopened its doors after a property-wide transformation. The 100-year-old inn now offers 85 elevated suites, bungalows, and residences along with signature restaurant.

Set in Rancho Santa Fe in North County, The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe debuted a total property overhaul across its 11 lush acres in November 2023. The reimagined inn offers 85 luxurious suites, bungalows, and residences, plus Lilian’s restaurant and Bing’s Bar.

The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe has unveiled The Mila Moursi Spa, a partnership with renowned celebrity esthetician Mila Moursi. This collaboration marks Moursi’s first-ever hotel spa venture, located at The Inn’s newly reimagined property in North County San Diego.

One of Southern California’s most storied resorts, the Inn at Rancho Santa Fe, will celebrate its 100th anniversary with a brand new look. The historic property, which boasts 11 acres at the heart of this Southern California city known for its sprawling homes, natural beauty, and equestrian heritage, reopens its doors on Nov. 1 after a multi-million-dollar renovation.

If the intricate lacquered green latticework that adorns the walls at Lilian’s restaurant inside the delightfully redesigned Inn at Rancho Santa Fe looks familiar, it may be because it has become something of a calling card for interior designer and hotelier Steve Hermann (the woven panels also adorn the walls at Hermann’s iconic Colony Palms Hotel in Palm Springs).

The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe begins a new chapter in its long history this month, reopening to the public after a change in ownership and a multimillion-dollar property-wide renovation that took more than a year. The community is finally getting a look inside the long-cherished local landmark, designed by the late architect Lilian J. Rice.

Italian, Spanish and Asian eateries, wine, cider and retro bars, two steakhouses, a deli and coffee spots will all open before the end of the year.

A fixture in the tony enclave of Rancho Santa Fe for more than 80 years, the 11-acre Inn at Rancho Santa Fe is updating its culinary components in partnership with the hospitality group behind standout hotel restaurants Lionfish and Serea.