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Hotel in Taos
Hotel Luna Mystica in Taos features a garden and barbecue facilities. With a bar, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. Best place we stayed in America. Unique and amazing to wake up and have a morning coffee with amazing view. Lots of space. two mins drive to town. Bar/Restaurant next door
Hotel in Taos
Featuring an outdoor swimming pool, this Taos, New Mexico accommodations has an art gallery on site. Kit Carson Home and Museum is a 5-minute walk away. The staff was more than helpful and corteous. Our Murphy bed was very comfortable and there was enough room to leave it open during the day. The location was perfect for walking to town.
Hotel in Taos
Featuring a year round heated indoor pool, this hotel is 20 minutes’ drive from Rio Grande Gorge Bridge. All rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi. A continental breakfast is served to guests daily. Location for the price. Pet friendly as long as your pets are hotel friendly.
Hotel in Taos
Located 3 miles from the Historic Taos Plaza, this south Taos hotel offers guest rooms with authentic Southwestern art and free WiFi. A daily breakfast is included. Great breakfast in the pleasant restaurant, in which we also enjoyed an evening meal. Lovely room with fireplace (which we didn't use at it was summer). Clean and tidy. Good location just on the outskirts of Taos - easy to find yet away from the hustle and bustle. It is well used as an events venue and it turns out it has quite an interesting history and has had some celebrity guests, such as Dennis Hopper and Georgia O'Keefe. Excellent value for money considering the quality of the hotel.
Hotel in Taos
Located on the historic Taos Plaza, this Taos hotel is adjacent to cafes, galleries and shops. Taos Regional Airport is 10 minutes’ drive away. Free internet access is included in all elegant rooms. On the plaza. Friendly staff. Walk to everything
Hotel in Taos
5 miles from Taos Mountain Casino, this New Mexico hotel features an indoor pool, hot tub and gym. A hot breakfast is offered daily. Free Wi-Fi is included in all guest rooms. Breakfast was generally excellent.
Hotel in Taos
This Taos hotel on the Paseo Del Pueblo Sur features a tennis court and an indoor atrium pool. Free Wi-Fi is featured in each room. Parking is provided on site. Felt like our own apartment. Great scenery.
Hotel in Taos
Set in Taos, Kachina Lodge Resort and Meeting Center offers seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a restaurant. Featuring free shuttle services are available and free WiFi is provided. Working to renovate rooms and exterior. Good to see
Hotel in Taos
Featuring an outdoor pool and a hot tub, Quality Inn Taos is located off of Route 68 and is a 40-minute drive from Taos Ski Valley. Free WiFi is provided and a free breakfast is served each morning. The closeness to the stores like Walmart allsup's and speedway
Hotel in Taos
Located 2.5 mi from the downtown Taos historic district, this hotel offers rooms with free WiFi. It features a 24-hour reception and serves a daily continental breakfast. We arrived to a very nicely appointed room that was clean and cozy. A seemingly new a/c heating unit. Bathroom was very nice. We used the stairs, but not sure if there was an elevator. The breakfast was fine, though no extras. The Lobby and breakfast area, as well as the exterior were dated and unadorned. So, entering our room was a nice surprise! Three stars accommodations.
Hotel in Taos
Hotel in Taos
Hotel Luna Mystica in Taos features a garden and barbecue facilities. With a bar, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. Best place we stayed in America. Unique and amazing to wake up and have a morning coffee with...
Hotel in Taos
Featuring an outdoor swimming pool, this Taos, New Mexico accommodations has an art gallery on site. Kit Carson Home and Museum is a 5-minute walk away. The staff was more than helpful and corteous.
Hotel in Taos
Featuring a year round heated indoor pool, this hotel is 20 minutes’ drive from Rio Grande Gorge Bridge. All rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi. A continental breakfast is served to guests daily. Location for the price. Pet friendly as long as your pets are hotel friendly.
Hotel in Taos
Featuring an outdoor pool and a hot tub, Quality Inn Taos is located off of Route 68 and is a 40-minute drive from Taos Ski Valley. Free WiFi is provided and a free breakfast is served each morning. The closeness to the stores like Walmart allsup's and speedway
On average, 3-star hotels in Taos cost $126 per night, and 4-star hotels in Taos are $193 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Taos can be found for $269 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Hotel Luna Mystica, Sagebrush Inn & Suites, and Hotel La Fonda de Taos got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Taos.
These hotels in Taos are highly rated by couples: Club Wyndham Taos, Hotel Luna Mystica, and Hotel La Fonda de Taos.
For hotels in Taos that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Sagebrush Inn & Suites, Hampton Inn Taos, and Hotel Don Fernando De Taos, Tapestry Collection By Hilton.
Club Wyndham Taos, Hotel Luna Mystica, and Hotel La Fonda de Taos are some of the popular hotels in Taos.
Many families visiting Taos loved staying at Club Wyndham Taos, Hotel Luna Mystica, and Hotel La Fonda de Taos.
Taos, like most of NM, was kind of shabby and not well maintained. Weeds, trash, small piles of construction debris were the rule, not the exception. There are many dirt parking lots, and concrete curbs, walks, and common areas were in bad shape with a lot of broken, chipped, unlevel, tilted, and cracked sections of paving. There were more abandoned , boarded up and dilapidated properties than would be expected in a high-tourist ski area. Many trees and shrubs need a lot of pruning and trimming, if not outright removal. Dozens and dozens of gift shops and galleries, but only a few were remarkable - the others were all pretty much repeats. Personally, I find the pink and turquoise stucco scheme monotonous. On the good side, we had a very good dining experience, the mountains are fantastic, and the Rio Grande bridge and gorge are an absolute must-see. Every person we spoke with was friendly and helpful. Our hotel (El Pueblo) was clean, nice, a good value, and had wonderful staff. Weather was fabulous - 73 in the afternoon all week, in late July. Unfortunately people were not permitted onto the ancient Native American pueblo property due to Covid - Tribal police had roadblocks set up.
Taos is normally quaint and nice, but during COVID almost everything was closed, closing early, or, in the case of restaurants, unusually long waits. Parking meters everywhere around the plaza with no signs to tell you when they are not in use. We pumped one full of coins only to walk around blocks and blocks of closed shops. We'll have to come back another time for a better feel for the place.
Mondo's Italiano, food to die for. Now that I'm home I have been raving about this restaurant. Food and drinks are unbelievable. People are friendly. Love the atmosphere. All the shops and the square are 1 of a kind. Unfortunately the Pueblo was closed and so was The Martinez House. But Rafting Trips still available and that was fun.
Taos is such a great little town for a getaway - whether you're there for a couple of days or for a week. Didn't run into anyone who didn't have a smile on their face, and service anywhere we went was really great. We stayed at La Dona Luz, a historic bed and breakfast, and ate at a few places, including the Gorge Bar & Restaurant. Another great stop is Chokala, which is a little cafe that serves up delectable chocolate confections, chocolate/espresso drinks, and the gentleman who worked there was so friendly we thought about moving there! Would definitely recommend a stay in Taos because the energy of the town is so great and welcoming.
Beautiful and magical town !!! I fell in love with Taos. The best part there are 3 ski 🎿 resorts not too far from each other ;Taos Ski Valley ,Angel Fire and Red River ,and I went to each and one of them I will definitely come back !!
Taos is a very tourist oriented place, lots of hidden shops and eateries in any price range you want. Excellent food anywhere. We ended up eating at a locals recommended restaurant called El Taoseno. Family owned and very friendly, efficient. Food was great location easy to find and parking very good. Would go there again. Prices were $-$$.
Taos
Everything was great!!!The owner is nice and friendly, the place is wonderful in a perfect position. Decorated with taste and a touch of Indian art. Breakfast is simply fantastic with tasty and fresh food. Rooms are comfortable and we had access to hot tube and swimming pool, cleaned and well kept. What I did’t like? It was a short stay I wish I could have spent more nights there! Taos is a very nice little town.
I have travelled the world this is absolutely one of the best. The decoration ,rooms and staff are beyond 5 stars. I am a harsh grader and I cannot say enough good things. People should wake up and support these kind of properties who have character and style rather than comfort inn or la Quinta chain hotels.
A little outside town, 2.5 miles, but it was ok. It was quiet and comfortable. We did get misinformation from the staff, otherwise it was ok. No hot tub. There is a heated pool. Workout room. Dinning area. Didn’t try the food because Taos has great mom and pops restaurants. Worth trying each one, we did.
Beautiful traditional NM architecture, quiet, peaceful, and relaxing. The hot tub was perfect for a cold rainy evening after a long day of skiing Taos. AMAZING buffet style breakfast, comfy beds, and all of the amenities you need in order to get away for a quick retreat.
Great location. It's not NEARLY as bad as a lot of crybabies on here make it out to be. It's a budget hotel so don't come here expecting a 5 star luxury resort. For a low priced place it isn't bad at all and the waffles are great in the morning.
I liked the large room, the outside patio with seating, the air conditioner/heating unit, the location (outside of the main town of Taos), proximity to restaurants, comfortable bedding, refrigerator and microwave, and nice hotel front desk folks.
There is a great little breakfast place round the corner as the hotel serves no breakfast. They have coffee in the lobby, but not the room. The live music in the evening was nice and their cheese and cold meat tray on the menu was exceptional.
Taos
Great service, very nice Mexican style rooms. A pleasent surprise after having the average US hotel rooms. Clean, nice rooms with own terrace. Breakfast was totally unexpected nice. Lots of serving personnel in breakfast room and kitchen.
Perfect place to stay, quiet and comfy rooms. Walk into the Taos Plaza, swim in the pool, Breakfast at Michaels across the road is a ‘must do’ experience. Loved this place!
Everything. Wonderful hosts, fabulous food, delightful rooms and stellar grounds minutes from downtown Taos. Not to be missed. Wish we could have stayed forever!
Beautiful sunsets and proximity to Taos and Taos ski valley. And the sunsets were magnificent. The unit was very clean and private. Just perfect!
Taos
There are many hotel choices in Taos. We will stay there from now on. The buffet breakfast is superb and has a very friendly staff.
It's clean and comfortable. All you need for a quick stop over en route somewhere or to visit Taos for a couple days.
Taos
The breakfasts were made fresh and there was something different every day, and they were delicious. Also in the afternoon coffee and a selection of tea and freshly baked cookies or cake were available which were great after coming back from the mountain. We stayed in the Cowboy Room. The steam shower in the bathroom and the fireplace were nice touches since after a day's snowboarding it was nice to have a hot shower with steam since the mountain air is dry, and the fireplace made it cozy and warm. It was also nice to have a small refrigerator in the room (although we didn't use it) but if we needed to it was there. And having a radio that worked was also a plus. The grounds were nice and the decor in the house was really cool. It was good to be able to hang out in the living room as well, although the fireplace was not working while we were there.
Taos
The beautiful room with all the neat antiques and books. And the fireplace stocked with wood. And the breakfast-one of the best hotel breakfasts we've had after a lifetime of extensive travel.
Best place we stayed in America. Unique and amazing to wake up and have a morning coffee with amazing view. Lots of space. two mins drive to town. Bar/Restaurant next door
Quaint, homey and very comfortable inn, right in the midst of Taos. Everything is a few minutes walk away. Great friendly folks!
Taos
Delicious breakfast and enhanced by being served in the verdant garden
Working to renovate rooms and exterior. Good to see
On the plaza. Friendly staff. Walk to everything
