Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa
Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego
“Olive-grove hacienda sanctuary”
Vibe
Bougainvillea climbs across white stucco haciendas set amidst forty-five acres of olive groves, citrus trees, and sunlit canyon trails.
“Olive-grove hacienda sanctuary”
Fresh-squeezed morning citrus delivery, wood-burning fireplaces, and private garden hot tubs in every freestanding casita.
A forty-five-acre olive-grove campus with eighteen championship tennis courts, pickleball, and dual heated saline pools.
An open-air hydrotherapy circuit and daily yoga sessions hosted on a pavilion over a reflecting pool.
Across 45 acres of citrus and olive groves in Rancho Santa Fe, tucked away in North County
Rooms
Freestanding casitas feature open-beam ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces, and secluded garden patios with private whirlpool tubs and morning fresh-squeezed citrus.
Wellness
Daily yoga takes place on a pavilion over reflecting pools, alongside hydrotherapy circuits, cold plunges, and eighteen championship racquet courts.
Backstory
Opened in 1989, the estate underwent a thirty-million-dollar reinvention by architect Douglas Mansfield after Qualcomm's founding family acquired the property.
Eat & drink
Veladora pairs coastal Californian dishes with a centerpiece Damien Hirst, while The Pony Room pours rare tequilas beside roaring patio firepits.
The neighborhood
Tucked into the equestrian hills of Rancho Santa Fe, the canyon feels a world away from coastal Del Mar.
The app
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