Taos Hotel Guide. Hotels in Downtown Taos Historic District, Taos, United States of America

"Quaint, great location, excellent staff, good food fun music"

"Ok"

"Great place if traveling with dog. Rooms very comfortable and many great convenient features! Loved sitting outside with a drink and watching my dog place in the evening "

"Clean and spacious room. Nice common areas. Comfortable bed and shower."

"This place is a gem!!"

"Amazing property "

"Old and worn out. The elevator goes so slow and is hot, it needs to be updated. Some woman had a dog who pooped all over the report twice in front of our room. The maids didn’t come and clean the room the first day even after calling and being told they would come. We had no towels so they made me fill out a form and go to the front desk and get pool towels to use and if I don’t return them I would be charged. We will never stay here again. The website is very deceiving. Don’t eat at the country club either down the street we all got sick. Raw hamburger meat in the burgers, paid for it all anyway. No one was there and now I know why, it was extremely gross. "

"Or stay at this property was absolutely wonderful. Our rooms were clean and welcoming. The bed was comfortable and luxurious. When you walk into the main house you just get this old world New Mexico vibe that takes you back in time. Fireplaces were crackling and guests were really made to feel welcome for a respite after a long day of travel. We arrived in the evening and it was so peaceful and serene. If you're looking for solitude, this is definitely the place to stay. The breakfast was also delicious. They served homemade quiche, bagels, fresh fruit and yogurt, fresh pastries, juices, and assorted coffees and teas. I wish I had a longer stay, but I will definitely return. I couldn't ask for a better stay or better host. "

"The red and green flashing LED light in the room was very annoying. Not sure of its purpose. Also, it was impossible to see the dark keypad for entering the room at the end of the corridor at night. You had to guess where the first number might be. "