The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe

Located on 23 pristine acres of rolling hills, bridle trails and winding pathways in the heart of San Diego’s North County, The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe is steeped in history, tradition and the genteel atmosphere of “old California.”

Since 1924, the inn has played host to Presidents, royalty and Hollywood’s elite who have enjoyed the its stunning Spanish Colonial Revival-style architecture, the natural beauty of its surroundings, and the gracious hospitality of this storied destination.

In the original historic main building with a richly appointed living room and cozy bar are 87 rooms and suites which are surrounded by gardens, flowers and private courtyards and feature fireplaces, sunny patios, and kitchenettes. For guests who need to stay in touch complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is available throughout.

The newly remodeled dining room features Rancho Cuisine celebrating the harvest, served in a romantic courtyard setting with sweeping views of The Village. Many are happy to just sit back and relax amidst the tranquil surroundings, but a wide range of activities are available for those inclined, including three hard-surface tennis courts, an exercise room, jogging trails, pool, Jacuzzi, and in-room spa treatments. Championship golf courses are also located conveniently nearby, as well as shopping and dining in the Village of Rancho Sante Fe with its many boutiques, antique shops and award-winning restaurants.

One of the most memorable ways explore the area is from horseback along the miles of surrounding equestrian trails. Just a few miles south, the charms of San Diego await. Spend an afternoon cheering the thoroughbreds at fabled Del Mar racetrack. Play a round of golf at legendary Torrey Pines. Take in pristine La Jolla’s coves and beaches, galleries and Scripps Aquarium. Visit The San Diego Zoo, Wild Animal Park, Legoland or Mission Bay. Discover Old Town San Diego, bustling downtown San Diego, Balboa Park with its Old Globe Theater, museums and exhibits—or cross the Bridge to charming Coronado Island.

-- Luxe Worldwide Hotels Blog