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 Inn is got some great history, wonderful rooms with Vigas and comfortable beds. The drawbacks…read morewere not great lighting in the rooms. Breakfast was served to us the first day by someone who barely spoke any English. It was impossible for one of our group to make a special order. Breakfast is table service. The French toast was delicious, but wasn't very warm. You can easily walk to the plaza and nearby restaurants. It's a little pricey, but very cute. Get a room away from Kit Carson Rd..

Adorable and rustic repurposed motel, delicious breakfast! And DOG FRIENDLY!…read more I decided to move here with my pup after our stay at an AirBNB during my visit to Taos, the pricing is reasonable and the rooms are small, comfortable and old fashioned. It is only about two miles from 'downtown' Taos/the plaza but is right underneath the start of the mountains off Highway 64, I enjoyed the views in the neighborhood and our morning hikes on nearby trails. Easy access to mountain bike trails in Taos Canyon (South Boundary etc) and Divisadero Trailhead, about one more mile up on Highway 64.

At first, discouraged there was no a/c but with fan it was manageable. During warmer months I could…read moresee where this could be an issue. The rain helped. This was a quiet spot(2 min. drive) near everything The grounds are well maintained and a thing of beauty with the wildflowers and jacuzzi steps away. Robert was a hoot, kind and very hospitable. The morning delicious coffee, green chile quiche, and fresh baked bread was incredible. Bed was firm and comfortable and well as the sofa, I surprisingly fell asleep on. Cat was a joy to see roaming around, and housekeeper was kind. All in All, would I stay here again? Hell, yeah! Recommend eating at the Ranchos Plaza Grill or La Cueva Cafe, just not Guadalajara Grill.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. This was the kind of place where we were discussing returning…read moreagain before we had even left! It is so charming and the owner and staff so kind and welcoming. You could spend a few hours of your stay in Taos just looking around in here at the art! It's like staying in a museum. Every foot is covered in artwork or a hand-painted scene. Such character and charm! We were on a trip for our "babymoon" (last little trip the two of us before baby comes this winter!), so we chose to stay in La Madonna, a room dedicated to Motherhood and covered with images of Mother Mary along with a few other archetypal motherhood statues and images. There were two queen sized beds and multiple seating areas plus a little separate sitting area with a couch, table and chairs, tv, fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. We were so comfortable in our room, it felt like being home! (The bed was super comfy too!) We do recommend closing the dividing doors at night bc the fridge did make some pretty disruptive noises at night when we were trying to sleep. Closing those doors helped. There's also a little balcony entrance to relax on and beautiful views from this spot. We were particularly blessed with gorgeous autumn leaves on the trees right outside the windows. The best was being in easy walking distance of so many neat spots in downtown Taos. This location cannot be beat! We walked to so many shops and several meals. Saturday morning we had a nice little continental breakfast spread; Sunday we had delicious Huevos rancheros too! The staff was so friendly and gave us some wonderful recommendations for things to do while in Taos for the weekend. 100% recommend staying here! We are so thankful for the experience we had here!!

I recently visited Taos during a trip through New Mexico, and La Doña Luz Inn proved to be a highly…read morememorable place to stay. The location is absolutely unbeatable -- right in the center of town just a few short blocks from the historic plaza, making it incredibly easy to leave the car in their free, small gravel parking lot tucked at the end of Des Georges Lane behind the hotel and explore the local stores, galleries, and museums on foot. Like Taos itself, the historic building has a ton of character. Each room offers a completely unique experience, heavily featuring whimsical and locally produced art that gives the property a very authentic, grounded feel. The owner, Paul "Paco" Castillo, is a longtime fixture in Taos and a fantastic host. Knowing my travel companion and I enjoy exploring local food and culture, his amazing suggestions on what to see and which restaurants to try really elevated our limited time in town. However, there are a couple practical caveats that future guests should keep in mind.. First, we stayed in the La Luz suite. While it is beautifully decorated and offers fantastic privacy as well as a beautiful view of the mountains to the north, getting to it requires climbing two flights of narrow stairs. I definitely wouldn't recommend this specific suite to anyone with mobility issues. Unfortunately, my travel companion injured her knee the day before our trip and suffered mightily climbing up and down the narrow stairs to our room during our stay. Second, the inn provides a free breakfast for guests on Saturdays and Sundays. It's a nice touch, but breakfast consists of a single prepared dish or a continental breakfast buffet. If you have dietary restrictions (like me), you might have to decline the main offering and make do with the limited continental breakfast. Thankfully, they had packets of instant oatmeal and breads available, so I certainly didn't go hungry before heading out for the day. Overall, it's a charming, historic spot with an incredibly welcoming host -- just be mindful of the stairs if you book the La Luz suite and the set breakfast menu!

The hotel is very well kept and maintained. The rooms are cozy. As a plus, cookies and chips with…read moresalsa are provided every evening. The included breakfast had a wide variety of options. Would definitely stay here again.

This will be our first of two nights in Taos New Mexico. We…read moreare on a very busy street , but it's quiet in the room. Very Southwest style, refer with a freezer and a king Bed. be Free WIFI with a good speed. Pool area and breakfast included tomorrow .. Happy hour chips and salsa included in about a hour. i think it will be fine. Beds a bit soft but we ll see.

The historic Taos Inn was a charming hotel in the center of downtown Taos. The lobby is spacious…read moreand comfortable with The Adobe Bar and Doc. Martin's Restaurant attached. The rooms are clean, comfortable and quiet. There is ample parking behind the hotel. We definitely loved our stay. There is coffee and tea available in the morning.

We stayed here on a recent girls trip. This place is old and tired, yet still costly. The rooms are…read moresmall with zero to no amenities. We were given only two thin bath towels, which were also old and tired. The front desk staff were not helpful. The girl was absolutely useless when asked if there were any other rooms available, as our friend was extremely disappointed with the appearance of her room (it looked like a storage room) and wanted to change rooms. The employee said "no" but as we exited for dinner we saw the bright, glaring neon sign on top of the hotel just screaming "VACANCY". On the morning of check-out, I could see a male employee sitting in a room behind the front desk. I told him we were checking out and he curtly said, "drop your key in the basket there." Never asked how our stay was, never asked if we had any issues with our room, never thanked us for for staying at their establishment, nope, he was content to just sit at his desk and direct the customers to drop their key in the basket. If you want a nice hotel with more than the very bare amenities, go elsewhere. The front desk staff will not care one bit.

Such a gem of a stay at the Hotel Willa in Taos! From the moment we walked in, the whole place just…read morefelt special. The aesthetic is absolutely beautiful--modern, clean, and thoughtfully designed without losing that cozy, welcoming vibe. Our room was the perfect little retreat--super inviting, spotless, and designed in a way that makes you instantly relax. The bed? Dangerously comfortable. The kind where you debate skipping your plans just to stay in a little longer. And the Aesop bath products... major win. It's those elevated touches that really make a stay feel luxe without being over the top. Honestly, such a nice surprise. One of the standout features was the text-for-service option--so convenient and easy. It made everything feel seamless and modern, which we loved. A couple tiny notes (and I mean tiny): there's no in-room coffee, but you can grab it for free at the front desk. And adding an Aesop room spray would be the cherry on top of an already amazing experience. Overall, this place absolutely nailed it. Stylish, comfortable, and thoughtfully curated--would 100% stay here again and recommend it to anyone heading to Taos.

Today Hotel Willa celebrates one year in business; we stayed a couple nights earlier this week, and…read moreit was glorious. What a perfect little spot - and no problems or hiccups whatsoever (this is Taos, so that's kind of a big deal). I was a little leery of this boutique transformation of the old Indian Hills Motel property, but we were just blown away by how nice Hotel Willa is; kudos to Casetta Hotels! Every employee was friendly in a genuine way; the grounds and rooms are _spotless_ and the vibe is just wonderful. It's easy to forget you're in town . . . but it's a quick walk to the Plaza and great restaurants once you step out front. Free parking. Quiet and totally efficient heating and cooling (we used both in April). Fantastic sleep (it's QUIET) on a remarkably comfortable bed. TV has a variety of music, Netflix, Prime in addition to a variety of programming. The onsite restaurant Juliette is more than just a bar - yes, everyone raves about the green chile cheeseburger, but do yourself a favor and go deeper into the (reasonably priced!) menu. Free coffee in the morning. Tons of places to sit and relax. Hammocks. Sling chairs. Benches. Rocks. Gorgeous and well maintained landscaping. Great pool (heated) and hot tub/jacuzzi, plus exercise room and sauna/cold plunge. (The one suggestion for improvement is that the rain shower spatters outside the shower room a bit.) We'll be back - we've stayed in several Taos properties and enjoyed them to various degrees, but we've never found a place that "clicked" for us as well as Willa.

Really great. When I travel I like a balance of privacy and community. This B & B was the perfect…read morebalance. B & B's can feel too crammed for me. Here, there are separate entrances to the rooms and a common space. I am 6'8" so I need some space. LeAn and Charles were wonderful. It was fun to eat breakfast with the other guests and then head out for the day. Since I love to walk, I must have hiked down to Taos proper about ten times. The sidewalk aren't great and there is a lot of traffic out on the main drag. So, most visitors will need to drive to town unless you are a little nuts like me. Taos is a cool town and a great place to land. This B & B was a cool nest to rest my bones, eat a lovely breakfast, and then to do my thing. There are supermarkets in a walkable distance. Just have to get across the very busy highway.

This was our first experience at a B&B. I wasn't sure what to expect. American Artists Gallery…read morelies just outside of town on a dirt road that faces the mountains. It is picturesque and quiet. The B&B offers a small little cottage called the Garden Gallery that happened to also be the cheapest so we went with that. Small indeed, but it did the job. We were out an about most of the time anyway, so who needs a whole lot of space? There was a small queen bed pushed against the wall. There was a traditional kiva fire that you can burn wood in seasonally. The shower was pretty big and open. There was no tub however. I liked that there were a few windows that could be opened and allowed for fresh air. The TV worked and there was also a coffee maker and mini fridge in the cottage. Other rooms are larger and have more impressive amenities if that's your thing. They all have private outdoor entrances. There is a relaxing common area with a computer, TV, and a large selection of books and readings on local happenings. There was always fresh lemonade and ice tea avaliable as well as cookies in the common kitchen area. Outside of the large dining area is a small hot tub that wreaked of chemicals, we did not venture in! Our experience was great. The owner was so kind to us, he knew we had never done the B&B thing before. We had also never been to Taos. His knowledge of this town and surrounding areas was impressive. He helped us choose a dinner destination and also a few galleries to hit up. He also gave us some tips on things to do outside of town. He also introduced us to the resident peacock, dogs, and cats that wander on and off the grounds. The breakfast was delish! We had peach stuffed french toast that was to die for. The peaches tasted as thought they were just picked off the tree. We also had fresh squeezed juice and a variety of sides. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the B&B and will return for sure. I am curious to try more B&B's after this experience but fear that it won't compare to this. Perhaps if I could compare this to other B&B's I could give it 5 stars. You might see an update in the future! (I hope anyway)

Amazing. Yolanda is the nicest host and goes out of her way to invite each guest into her "home."…read moreShe is very knowledgeable of the area and even made dinner reservations for us on New Year's Eve. One morning, I had altitude sickness, and Yolanda made me a special "bland" breakfast. We had originally reserved the Alejandro room, but Yolanda upgraded us to the Trujillo (the biggest room) because it was empty. The room was very spacious, clean, and comfortable. Every room has a kiva fireplace, which is very romantic. All in all, it was a great stay, and we will definitely stay here again when we go back to Taos for skiing!

Talk about feeling like you're home away from home. Yolanda is a one of a kind host...she is super…read morenice, accommodating and a great cook to boot! Her bed and breakfast is conveniently located to the town but feels nestled away for peace and quiet. The home and grounds are beautiful. It was so relaxing to come back to after a great day of skiing. Yolanda - thank you for making us feel special and welcome. We will be back! Best regards, Mike and Jackie S.