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 Lilian’s and craft cocktail haven Bing’s Bar.
The redesign of the Inn at Rancho Santa Fe
The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe has been thoughtfully restored by designer Steve Hermann, with finishing touches courtesy of Nina Chiappa Interiors.
The renovation reflects the 11-acre property’s heritage and history in a refined, modern style. Accommodations provide the comfort and respite of an elegant private home with open floor plans, spacious bathrooms crafted with custom marble sinks and rainfall showers, and private outdoor spaces.
F&B at the Inn
Lilian’s, named for the trailblazing female architect of the original inn, explores the flavors of California in a striking yet inviting space that echoes the hills of Rancho Santa Fe.
Meanwhile, Bing’s Bar, an homage to renowned actor and singer Bing Crosby, is reminiscent of a speakeasy with plush green couches, a wood-burning fireplace, and a custom wood paneled bar, which features an overhead pub-style liquor rack.
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