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Hotel in Taos
Located in Taos, Hotel Luna Mystica features a bar, garden, BBQ area, and free WiFi throughout the property. This 3-star hotel offers ski storage space and a 24-hour front desk. 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
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. The staff was super friendly. Really enjoyed our stay.
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. Very nice and helpful staff. Nice room- value for money.
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. it was good coffee was good not crazy about microwave eggs and sausage fine for 1 night
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. Everything about the room facilities and staff was of a high standard.
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. This was the best place where I stayed in the USA. The owner of the place was very very nice! The room was big and quiet. I would love to stay here again. ❤️💕🙏
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. Good location, nice and spacious rooms.
Hotel in Taos
Conveniently located off Highway 68, this New Mexico hotel offers rooms with private bathrooms with free Wi-Fi and serves a daily continental breakfast. It's a 5 minute drive from downtown Taos. We appreciated the customer service from John & Vick. Both gentlemen provided us with tips on Taos and shared information on all of the comforts we had avalable to us at the Days Inn. John provided us with an Uber contact for our adventures during our stay.
Hotel in Taos
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The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Taos this weekend is $142 or, for a 4-star hotel, $169. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Taos for this weekend cost around $200 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
These hotels in Taos are highly rated by couples: Hotel La Fonda de Taos, Hotel Luna Mystica, and Hampton Inn Taos.
Hotel Luna Mystica, Sagebrush Inn & Suites, and Hotel La Fonda de Taos got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Taos.
For hotels in Taos that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Sagebrush Inn & Suites, Quality Inn Taos, and Hampton Inn Taos.
On average, 3-star hotels in Taos cost $162 per night, and 4-star hotels in Taos are $257 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Taos can be found for $243 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Many families visiting Taos loved staying at Hotel Luna Mystica, Hotel La Fonda de Taos, and Hampton Inn Taos.
Hotel Luna Mystica, Sagebrush Inn & Suites, and Hotel La Fonda de Taos are some of the popular hotels in Taos.
On average, it costs $127 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Taos for tonight. You'll pay around $160 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Taos will cost around $144, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
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 $-$$.
We went to Taos in Jan to ski. The mountain was great, the skiing fantastic. Having never been to the area, we figured we would stay in the town of Taos to see more of the area. We were there in the middle of the winter season on a weekend and had trouble finding places to have dinner. The restaurants and shops in town close early. We ended up eating at the mountain on day 2 because we had such trouble on night 1.
Taos is a great ski town that feels more remote and rugged than Colorado. Great skiing nearby with short lift lines. We were there on a beautiful Sunday and never waited more than a minute for a lift!
Our visit to the San Francisco de Asis adobe National Historic Landmark was special. We visited there one day and were invited by a local parishioner to return that night for Mass and the 3rd Posada. Not knowing what this was we were warmly welcomed by all and followed the group thru the area singing and asking for shelter with "Mary" and "Joseph" leading the way. We were all finally invited in at the last place representing the stable and given a meal. Thank you to the people of Taos and esp. those of San Francisco de Asis for their warm hospitality!
The town of Taos is a run down nasty place. Every store is going out of business. The ones that are open it you can say that. The stores open at 8 or 9 am and close at 5 pm. The town is only open from those hours. The ski resort open at 9 and stop running at 4. So you don’t have time to go to town. And everything is way overpriced. And most of the people are not very friendly. Will not go back and will tell people don’t go there. Wast of money. And for a town that small traffic is the worst and the roads were better in the old west days. Just a trash town with a lot of bums. And beggars. Go a couple more hours to Durango And you will find just a better place.
Taos is a wonderful and unique destination. With a history as far back as the Taos Pueblo, you will be immersed in a beautiful landscape. Don't miss the historic plaza and its many shops, or walk around this very "walkable" town and discover its many art galleries. Fine dining with a New Mexico spin is available, and many live music venues as well. I also recommend seeing the Rio Grand Gorge and bridge, the Taos Indian Pueblo, Kit Carson's home, and the old church in Ranchos del Taos.
Taos
I knew I was going to love this property, when I received a call from them the day after booking. Peggy informed me that the room I booked was their smallest, and it was only 170 sq feet. Seeing as my wife and I were only going to be in Taos for one night, it was fine. It’s an Inn, with a serious bed and breakfast feel to it. I would say of our whole New Mexico trip, this was the most memorable. Peggy and her husband is amazing people, who make you feel as if you’re a family member visiting from out of town.
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.
The property has a great location, close to the Earth-ships and Rio Grande bridge. It was also great being so close to the Taos Brewing. They had a $2 taco special/ trivia the night we were there. As for the room, the caravan was super cute and the bed was plush and warm. There was also a kettle and hot chocolate that we had on our little balcony.
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.
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.
Taos
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!
Taos
El Pueblo Lodge is clean, the rooms are large and the beds are comfortable. It is easy to find and is very close to the heart of Taos. I would definitely stay again
Everything. Wonderful hosts, fabulous food, delightful rooms and stellar grounds minutes from downtown Taos. Not to be missed. Wish we could have stayed forever!
Clean room. Good bathroom. Shopping and restaurants nearby. The famous Taos Pueblo is nearby, but it was unfortunately closed during our stay.
Classic, Taos New Mexico style and vibe. Very friendly and helpful staff. The evening entertainment in the lounge was lovely.
Location for the price. Pet friendly as long as your pets are hotel friendly.
Taos
Briana greeted us like we were family and showed us to our room like we were family. Everything about the room was fantastic. The breakfast the next morning was just wonderful. We had a hard time leaving because we loved the place so much.
Taos
Mary Beth is a wonderful and helpful host!! She is also an excellent cook!!. The breakfast was amazing! Definitely a great place to stay while in Taos. We would definitely recommend Dreamcatcher!!
Taos
Location and character were both excellent. The manager was very nice and helpful and the setting was so beautiful I took a number of photos of it.
Breakfast, kindness, confidence and comfort. Always willing to help beyond all expectations.
