Nestled in the foothills of an idyllic Southern California equestrian town, the Inn at Rancho Santa Fe has been steeped in charm and lore since it's original grand opening in 1924. Once a retreat for Hollywood’s elite, a gathering spot for writers, and even whispered about as a hideaway for secret romances, the Inn was originally designed as a guesthouse to welcome and impress perspective land buyers of the surrounding community. Designed by renowned architect Lilian J. Rice, its Spanish Colonial Revival style—red-tiled roofs, white stucco walls, and tranquil courtyards—has made it an iconic part of the village for over a century. Just a short drive from the beaches of coastal North County San Diego, Rancho Santa Fe is known for its sprawling estates, citrus groves, and charming, quiet luxury. Today, the Inn continues to offer a peaceful retreat where history, elegance, and revelry come to mingle.