Top Hotels in Taos County
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Top 10 hotels in Taos County, United States
Looking for skiing, hiking, biking, fishing, rafting, turquoise and silver crafts, world-renowned art museums, literary history, and a thousand-year old Native American adobe pueblo? Not just anywhere. But near Georgia O’Keeffe landscapes, the Enchanted Circle, and the rivers, gorges, rolling mesas, and Sangre de Cristo Mountains of northern New Mexico? Choose a Taos area vacation.
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1. El Pueblo Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1532 reviews
El Pueblo Lodge hotel in Taos, New Mexico features a centrally-located swimming pool and hot tub within walking distance of the historic Taos Plaza
$25 extra for early check in.
Reviewed By U8316EYrobertkWe stayed at El Pueblo Lodge on May 9. Their check in time is 3pm. We arrived at 1pm and asked if our room might be ready. It was ready and available but they charge an extra $25 for early check in (2 hours), even though we had not made any special request. We do not think is is right for them to fleece their guests $25 when the room was ready and available. We do not recommend El Pueblo Lodge and will not stay there again,
2. El Monte Sagrado
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1596 reviews
Just three blocks from Taos Plaza, El Monte Sagrado Living Resort and Spa offers a secluded yet indulgent sanctuary. In harmonious coexistence with its natural setting, El Monte Sagrado is surrounded by towering mountains and rustic high desert, sunlit, fish-filled streams, tropical flora and the sounds of calming waterfalls. Guests are inspired by the nurturing ambiance and mystique of the resort.
Best Massage of My Life
Reviewed By whatsaspeedlimitI always need a massage, but I REALLY needed a massage after 3 days of almost non-stop driving across the country. And hoo boy, did I stumble upon a gem. I cannot recommend Benito's deep tissue massage enough. I told him what hurt and why and he know exactly what to do without me having to walk him through it. He wasn't afraid to really go hard on my (many) knots. I was putty in his hands. And he is super attentive; there were so many little details that I wouldn't allow myself to fall asleep because I wanted to see what came next. If you're ever in or near Taos, go to this hotel and ask for BENITO. Spring for the 90 minutes. I know it's not cheap, but it is SO worth it. The only criticism I can offer is that he lives in New Mexico and I don't :(
3. Sagebrush Inn & Suites
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 1373 reviews
A historic Taos landmark, the Sagebrush Inn opened in 1929 as a 17 room hotel, catering to guests traveling by carriage along the trade route between New York and Arizona. Today, the newly restored Sagebrush Inn & Suites offers 156 graciously appointed guestrooms and suites, onsite dining, meeting and event space, and much more. A mix of modern comforts and conveniences surrounded by historic Southwestern charm. The Inn's scenic grounds offer graceful portals, patios, and traditional brick walkways connecting courtyards ideal for gathering, all with spectacular views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. With an outdoor swimming pool and beautiful courtyards, finding somewhere to unwind is easy at Sagebrush Inn & Suites. Interiors feature a classic Southwestern art collection by some of the most well respected regional artists, traditional kiva-style fireplaces, authentic hand carved furniture and other historic touches.
Wonderful and charming
Reviewed By wulfenideSagebrush Inn and Suites really went above and beyond for me. I was in the area fighting the wildland fire and the night clerk offered me a steep discount out of the blue. My room was huge, clean, and tastefully decorated in traditional southwest style including aspen log accents and a working stucco wood fireplace. After 21 days on the line this high desert oasis was just what I needed.
4. Dreamcatcher Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 649 reviews
Come to escape and relax at the Dreamcatcher B&B. You will become invigorated with the natural surroundings of our garden and the beauty of Taos. Our 1940's adobe home sits nestled in a quiet, wooded area just a ten-minute walk from Historic Taos Plaza. Consider coming to Taos to get away from the craziness of work and the hectic life in a city , enter a town that has a vibration that is soothing and relaxing. First thing in the morning is our full delicious breakfast that is the perfect start for your Taos adventures. We feature a daily appetizer of our famous Hot Oats Brulee, cooked-to-order hot entrees , locally sourced meats and selections of fruit, cereals and fresh baked breads or muffins.
Delightful, personal place to stay
Reviewed By llG949WQThe breakfasts were wonderful, especially liked the Green Chile Souffle. Enjoyed the quiet patio area. It was a very nice walking distance to downtown Taos. I enjoyed the conversations at breakfast with the other people staying there.
5. Taos Valley Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
The perfect place to relax between Taos adventures. Now featuring The Espresso Bar serving Peet's coffee.
Good room, excellent staff
Reviewed By wulfenideTaos Valley Lodge is a great place to spend the night. Unfortunately, the southwestern atmosphere does not extend into the rooms, which are neat and clean, but this is more than compensated for by the first rate staff. The night shift was welcoming, solicitous, and helpful dealing with my booking and other questions, and Jennifer was a delight to speak with on the phone to request a late checkout.
6. Inn on La Loma Plaza
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 347 reviews
Experience the Historic Taos ambiance of the Inn on La Loma Plaza, located 2 1/2 blocks from the historic downtown Plaza. The Inn, sequestered behind high adobe walls, provides intimate and luxurious accommodations. Beautifully restored, the Inn is an historic hacienda from 1800, combining elements of Pueblo Indian and Spanish colonial architecture, and sitting atop a hill that overlooks Taos and the surrounding Sangre de Cristo mountains. The Inn’s collection of antiques, unique furnishings, and works of art reflect the diverse history and culture of Taos. The Inn’s expansive grounds, towering trees, and mountain views offer guests quiet seclusion, just a few blocks from the Historic Taos Plaza. Our public spaces feature thick adobe walls, high ceilings, fountains, lush foliage, and quiet corners. Each guest room has its own distinctive style with wood-burning fireplaces, sitting areas, hand-carved woodwork, and most with private patios, or decks and mountain views. Enjoy a full gourmet breakfast each morning, as well as afternoon snacks and beverages. Walk to downtown Taos, explore Taos Pueblo, hit the slopes at Taos Ski Valley, or take a day trip to Santa Fe. We invite you to stop by our front desk for friendly concierge service. Inn on La Loma Plaza providing guest with Taos charm, casual elegance, and genuine hospitality since 1991.
Mostly good
Reviewed By travelinda20There are some fantastic things about this Inn. The grounds are beautiful, the rooms are unique, the area is quiet and residential, there is a lot of interesting memorabilia around. The staff member we most interacted with, Lucinda, was so sweet and accommodating. The walk to town is ok. The sidewalk is across a busy street, although you can walk along side of the road. I'd agree with the score of 76, "somewhat walkable". There is a two week cancellation policy, and I really try to avoid making reservations that are that restrictive. Because, things happen, like Covid and wildfires. Peggy was kind enough to point out that she would provide a "rain check" if we cancelled, that is really not very helpful, as we are from Ohio, and if this trip didn't happen as planned, I was unsure if we would ever reschedule this trip. She did allow us five days prior, which was accommodating and appreciated. Breakfast was very tasty, although the methods were a bit odd. You must choose every single item you want "down to each pat of butter", the day before. And, you have to choose the time you want to eat, in half hour increments. Yes, I know...Covid. But this really puts a damper on the care-free vacation feeling that most travelers cherish. And, every other hotel we stayed at during our trip was back to regular breakfast buffets. So, as I said. Mostly good.
7. Palacio de Marquesa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 373 reviews
Palacio de Marquesa is a small, quaint 8 room bed and breakfast. We are located 1/2 mile from historic, Taos Plaza where you can visit many historic sites, museums, galleries, shops & restaurants. Palacio was built in the 1920s and is built on 7/10 of an acre. Our 8' high walls and seventeen old growth cottonwood trees offer unparalleled privacy in a stunning natural setting. Our sister property the El Monte Sagrado is also located 1/2 mile away and offers many additional amenities including pool, hot tub, spa, valet, and 15% discounts on food and beverage during your stay.
Very disappointed by this B&B
Reviewed By SlackbladderUkWe were expecting so much from this B&B , having read the reviews. There are positives in that it is situated in a quiet street very close to the plaza and the staff were friendly and helpful. The breakfast was tasty but there was not much variety. The grounds are in need of some t.l.c. and looked very sad and forgotten about. The room was spacious and the bed comfortable. The bathroom needed to be cleaned more thoroughly as did the sitting room area. Outside, the metal chairs were not wiped down. It just felt that staff were not going over and above to make sure that guests were comfortable. For the price we would have expected a much higher quality of service and accommodation.
8. Best Western Rivers Edge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 736 reviews
Located in Red River,NM, the Best Western Rivers Edge is sure to provide a peaceful and comforting home away from home for any traveler. Each Best Western hotel provides free internet access, giving guests the opportunity to check emails and surf the web, all from the comforts of their room or the business center. With cleanliness and value being our top priority, we ensure a restful and productive stay. On top of that, our superior customer service will ensure that we meet all your needs and go beyond your expectations.
Great place to stay
Reviewed By Lori HWe have stayed here numerous times and have always had a wonderful experience. Staff are kind and caring, breakfast cook fresh and is very tasty. We always request a downstate room because we travel with our 2 dogs. They have never let us down.
9. Hotel La Fonda de Taos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 336 reviews
Built in 1820 the Hotel La Fonda de Taos is not only the oldest historic hotel in Taos, and the only hotel located on the historic Taos Plaza. Completely renovated to provide the most current 21st century amenities amid historic, authentic, southwestern atmosphere and architecture. Home to the infamous D.H. Lawrence Forbidden Art collection. "Proudly Serving Starbucks" Noula's Starbucks Cafe. And please visit our RC Gorman Navajo Art Gallery!
The Enchantment is Gone
Reviewed By 372NancyB372Generally I have put relatives up in La Fonda for a treat but I am now looking for somewhere else in Taos. The rooms shown on the online booking system are NOT the room you will secure. For my last reservation it showed a much nicer room. The King with Plaza View that I booked was pokey, dark, small. The Plaza was noisy until well past midnight with motorcycles in parade - going round in circles. Surely someone at the front desk could have suggested this be stopped. Lastly the need to pay for parking is quite ridiculous when the rooms are at the top end for expense. Taos has other great options and I plan on using those in the future.
10. The Blake at Taos Ski Valley
Overall Ratings
5 based on 441 reviews
The Blake is an 80-room alpine guesthouse adjacent to Lift 1 that’s designed to deliver car-free mountainside adventures, whether you’re skiing, hiking, shopping or strolling. Guest-service hausmeisters are on call to attend to every detail, while well-appointed rooms and sophisticated suites lull the adventurous into welcomed relaxation.
Beautiful hotel and area!
Reviewed By Inspiration296853We recently stayed at the Blake for our 10 year wedding anniversary. We thought it would be a nice stay, but it was even better than expected. My husband and o have traveled a fair amount and would consider this hotel to be one of the nicest we’ve stayed in - not necessarily the absolute fanciest, but the room was finished to the quality of a very nice home (thoughtful features, high quality appliances and spacious bathrooms). It was incredibly comfortable, clean, and well-appointee. I also appreciated that the front desk texted us to connect as soon as we arrived and we used text messaging throughout the weekend to request anything (such as our car from the valet). They were very quick to provide extra assistance, such as running to the garage to retrieve something we left in our car. They even sent up a bottle of champagne when they heard it was our anniversary! The resort has many restaurants and cafes right in the vicinity. And, the area is full of beautiful hikes and outdoor activities. We enjoyed going up to the Bavarian restaurant for a fun drink and alpine experience. The only two things that weren’t absolutely perfect were the speed of the streaming apps (we tried to watch a movie and it froze frequently), and that several hikes and things weren’t open because of the forest fires. Of course, the latter is completely out of the Blake’s control, but, still something to check on if that’s important to you.
