This is a very special place with history and charm from every angle. Our fam of 2 adults and 2…read morekids stayed in the 3rd floor space which had a comfortable king, 2 twins, lots of space to stretch out and play games, and a full kitchen for small meals. Right when you walk in, you can feel the love the kind owners have put into this B&B. The breakfast is the BIG standout here! Gourmet and better than any luxury hotel out there- I mean, we were stunned plus the kids were happy! It's walkable to cute shops/restaurants in town, and the view is beautiful. Catch more views and a great hike at Capulin Volcano National Park just 30min away (get there before 4pm!). We will definitely return next time we're in Raton!

Had a delightful stay here! I'm so glad I found it on Google Maps and Sofia could accommodate me,…read moremy mom, and pup last minute. We had the first floor Parlor Room. The environment is quite enchanting - an 1880s Victorian boarding house turned BNB. The floors are a bit creaky and the bathroom was private for the first floor. Not sure about second floor. The breakfast was hot and prepared for us but I think the coffee could have been stronger and eggs maybe a bit better cooked. Loved the sausage and juice though! Overall, really unique stay and I would recommend. I'm happy they're pet friendly and only charge a $20 fee. The backyard was great for my pup to play around.

Lovely Bed and breakfast in the outskirts of Taos…read more We arrive at this lovely B&B and Gould the grounds to be very beautiful. Has a real south west vibe going on which continued into our room. The rustic charm is everywhere from the Spanish tile bathroom to the spacious bedroom. There are chair on the front porch to sit and enjoy the court yard. Our room had an open but private back porch with more chairs. We enjoyed some coffee here before heading to breakfast, Breakfast was delicious and the staff was friendly and helpful. Nga was amazing. Wished we were able to stay longer. I would give this place 7 stars ( 2 bonus stars)

Good experience. Nice room and facilities worked well. Pleasant staff. Historical setting for New…read moreMexico. Worth the stay.

I personally know the owner very well and her goal for the property is so inspiring! If you are a…read morefemale seeking a serene get away, definitely stay at this cozy home in the Heart of Raton! Sherry and her dogs are sweet and they will sure make your trip worth it!

From the owner: Sacred Earth Bed and Breakfast is located in beautiful Raton, New Mexico and is for the solo female…read moretraveler.

The property is stunningly beautiful with a restorative, peaceful vibe. The checkin process was…read moreeasy, and initial communication clear. Staff was smiley and kind, though not very personal. We've been to other B&Bs where the personal touches really made the stay. Our first night, we slept okay. The bed wasn't the most comfortable and was pretty creaky. The pillows are plentiful but all flat pancakes. The water pressure was sad, and it took over 30 minutes to fill above the jets in the tub so we could use it. Also, we checked everywhere for a spare roll of TP when we ran out the second night, but there was none. We also had some trouble with spiders in the tub both mornings. We were greeted at breakfast by the host (never got her name), who was sweet and friendly, but it was clear there was chaos in the kitchen. Both mornings, breakfast was delicious, but it took well over an hour to be served. The second morning it was clear they'd run out of several things, which was disappointing when watching other tables get their food and ours was different and kind of sad by comparison (even though we arrived at 9:15, 45 min before it ends). I totally understand things happen, but when you're a bed and breakfast, the bed should be comfortable and the breakfast should be available quickly and efficiently so you can go about your day. I can see why others have had such wonderful experiences here, and the property truly is gorgeous and relaxing, but overall it was more of a miss for us compared to other places we've stayed.

My stay at Adobe & Pines Inn was like a feeling of being welcomed home. Kat and the staff did…read moreeverything to make me feel welcomed and appreciated. The rooms were fantastic, comfortable and very clean. I was fortunate enough to have stayed in 2 different rooms, one in the Hacienda (Puerta Azul) and one of the Casitas (Puerta Roja) both were excellent. The food each morning was amazing, fresh and delicious. I've already booked my next stay here and can't wait to get back.

We really enjoyed this establishment. It's off the beaten path and very quiet. The room really did…read morehave a southwest feel. The rooms are off a cool courtyard. Very happy with our stay. The breakfast was very good too.

Planning a return trip to Taos; My last visit was sixty three years ago, we needed a place to stay…read more I mistakenly called a B&B in Santa Fe who then recommended Dream Catcher. Our very first foray into B&B lodging was , to say the least, thououghly enjoyable. The separate units are quaint, cozy and well equipped. We lacked for nothing. The breakfasts are outstanding as is the service. If you go there, I recommend that at breakfast, sit at the long table. We did both mornings and had lively conversations with other travelers. that made our breakfasts even more memorable. I highly recommend Dream Catscher as the place to stay in Taos.

My husband and I love this little B&B in Taos. Maggie and Gordon are delightful and very…read moreknowledgeable of the area. There are just four rooms, which is a huge draw for us as we prefer smaller settings. We have stayed in the Pinon and the Spruce and would recommend either. Maggie's gourmet breakfasts are a highlight of each day. We will always stay here when we visit Taos.

I wish i could explain just how magical this bed and breakfast is, but I'm afraid you'll just have…read moreto go and see for yourself. Situated just a mile north of the Taos "hub" Hacienda del Sol is an oasis of tranquility, luxury, and hospitality. The rooms are immaculate (complete with a wood burning fireplace begging to be lit and enjoyed). The grounds are beautifully manicured with local garden decorations and plenty of Adirondack chairs for basking in the sun under Taos Mountain's shadow. You can't paint a better view. Mark and Gerd serve the most delicious of breakfasts each morning. I enjoyed the fruit cup starter with only the freshest fruits, followed by options including French toast, pancakes, biscuits and green chili gravy, cheese omelette, skillet potatoes and eggs, eggs any style, and, of course, bacon. I looked forward to waking up and joining other guests each morning to see what new delicious options we would be offered. I enjoyed the privacy of the individual hot tub times. You can sign up for 30 minute slots throughout the day, 7 days a week, to enjoy an intimate hot tub time with your party. There are some dog-friendly rooms, so bring Fido! They do have some ground rules with the dogs (cannot be left alone in rooms and no sleeping on the bed). Please be respectful guests so that they may continue their hospitality towards canine guests as well. Be sure to bring a crate if you do intend to leave for any amount of time. There are many restaurants just steps from Hacienda del Sol and the staff will be happy to make recommendations or reservations at your request. Within 30 minutes you can be at Taos Ski Valley, Rio Grande Gorge Trails (25 min drive), the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge (12 min drive), downtown (5 min drive), a grocery and liquor store (6 min walk), wine country (40 min drive), and Santa Fe (1hr30 drive). Simply put, we had the most magical experience and cannot wait to make Taos and Hacienda Del Sol an annual vacation spot.

What a quaint bed & breakfast. The grounds and setting are beautiful…read more We arrived in Taos when it was dark. The B&B is directly off the busy main road of Taos. We did not see the Hacienda Del Sol sign the first time and drove past it. We had to turn around. The second time we tried to get to the B&B we turned before the sign and realized we missed it again. Finally on the 3rd try we got to the B&B. The driveway is shared by a restaurant and another B&B. The innkeepers do not live on-site so they left late arrival directions for us. Each unit has its own designated parking space. We were assigned to the El Pueblo unit. It was a room that had a kiva fireplace (which we couldn't use because of the room above us), club chair, small table that contained cups, Keurig maker, ice bucket, coffee, tea and condiments. The bed was comfy with luxury linens, a dresser and two bathrobes. The bathroom was small. Instead of travel size bath products they had full size bottles of bath products. The best part was there are french doors leading to the shared garden/lawn area where you can see the mountains. They have a good sized hot tub for your use. You have to sign up for a private one hour soak. The sign up sheet is located in the kitchen by the coffee makers. Breakfast is served in the dining area right off of the kitchen. There was a lot to choose from. There was a meat & cheese plate, rosemary bread, prosciutto egg cups, chile egg cups, fruit, bacon, baked goods, fresh squeezed OJ, coffee, assorted teas, other things of which I can't remember. There weren't too many people in the dining room so we ate in there. The second morning it was too crowded in the dining room so we ate outside even though it was chilly. We got to talk to the innkeepers Blair and Mike. We found out they had bought the inn only five months ago. They are lovely people. I wish them success with the inn. We didn't have any lodging plans for the next night so we stayed another night at Hacienda Del Sol. The El Pueblo was booked so we moved to the Rio Grande, which was only two doors away. It was more money per night than the El Pueblo but it was worth it. The Rio Grande was much bigger than El Pueblo. Even the bathroom was much bigger. The one drawback of the B&B was how dark the grounds were at night. Some of the stones in the pathway were broken or missing. All in all we enjoyed this B&B.

La Casitas is decorate in Western Decor. It sleeps 8 comfortably. Cowboy TeePees are available…read morefor additional guest.

This b & b is beautiful, historic and surprisingly affordable. This inn is walking distance from…read moreshops, museums and restaurants. The art inside the inn is everywhere and you feel like you're in a museum. The staff are friendly. Ruthann the innkeeper is very accommodating to your every need. Breakfast is included and its yummy. The rooms are spacious and are immaculately decorated in Southwest decor. Lots of outdoor spaces to gather. My only criticism - the pillows weren't comfortable. But everything was wonderful.

The room was beautiful and the breakfast was incredible. The location is perfect for walking around…read moredowntown Taos. Be forewarned parking is tight so go slow driving in. The only two downsides were they internet is dreadful and the checkin staff are never at the counter and you have to go hunt them down. When I went back to ask about the internet they said well you have an iPhone and it doesn't work with iPhones.....and that was it..... So I mean the staff could have been nicer. Perhaps the owners should reassess the internet issue. Our tv in our room also STRUGGLED to stay connected to the wifi....the staff again just said gee I am not sure our phones are working.