My husbands family booked rooms here for our reunion... when I got there, I was told that the man…read morewe had issues with was no longer there. I immediately felt relief as well as the atmosphere seemed more calm, if that makes sense. We were greeted by a the lady that was there the last time. She was great! Made us feel welcome, was always willing to help with anything we needed. Throughout our visit, the rest of the staff were very pleasant. No issues this time. The rooms are comfortable, gorgeous. The hot tub unfortunately was down for maintenance and the wifi didnt work. But, we will be back. Best vacation/family reunion ever! Thanks Worldmark

When you pull up, it doesn't look like much. But this place was an absolute TREAT. The rooms were…read morerecently renovated and were SO cute. The employees were so sweet and helpful when we needed an early check in AND the convenience of the location itself makes this place worth it. Right at the bottom of the slopes. If I could give this place 1000 stars I would! So so pleased! Keep it up guys!

This place was a disappointment from night 1. The office closes at 8pm and the…read moremaintenance/emergency guy is drunk by 8:30 and won't answer the phone. My kids had to sleep fully clothed because they didn't have sheets or blankets for their pullout bed (only pillows were found in closet. Second night after fishing, hiking, and stinking to high heaven found out we had no hot water in the entire building. Front desk proceeds to tell me they have nonstop issues with water heaters. I do not recommend this establishment.

Wonderful place to stay in Red River!…read more Everything you need for a great vacation getaway! Clean, comfortable rooms and great amenities. We love it so much we are purchasing a time period in Unit 13AB and 12AB!

Came here for a weekend getaway. The staff was just amazing. Maggie made you feel so comfortable…read more The views were incredible. Especially for breakfast each morning watching the blue jays, chipmunks and humming birds eat as well. The room/cabin we stayed in was comfortable. I would recommend this place. The experience was great. My kids really enjoyed the river at the bottom and the house cat.

I intended to stay at this place last night, but due to weather and unable to drive up to the inn…read moredue to snow, I did not. The inn charged me in full and was very unapologetic. If they treat their customers like this, I recommend staying somewhere else. Most my friends love skiing Taos and I plan on telling all of them to avoid this place like the flu. The inn obviously doesn't value people's safety and just are your typical greedy business owners. I wish I could give less than one star.

This Hotel is not closed. Its a nice place for a night or for a week if you're planning on taking…read morein the great mountain views. Not fancy but a nice place. I highly recommend you try them out. Steve

This is an excellent motel in Eagle's Nest. Family owned; very friendly, welcoming, and helpful…read more The lady even let me have a pair of her socks because mine were soaked from the river.

These little casitas are nicely equipped and in a great location. It's about a block from the best…read morerestaurant in town, Michael's Kitchen, and a couple of blocks from the Plaza. There's also an ale house right next door, so it's definitely walking distance from most of the action in town. The casitas have a kiva fireplace, separate bedroom, living area, and kitchen. The kitchen is fully equipped with a full-size refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, etc. The bedroom was a little tight, but the size is appropriate for the age of the casita. The mattress was a little firm for my taste, but they supply plenty of pillows, so I eventually made my own pillow-top mattress out of all of the extra pillows. The bedroom had a ceiling fan and a portable electric fan, which was barely adequate in the unusually hot weather. 88 degrees is HOT in Taos (sounds silly having fled the 106 Texas heat), but most places like this in Taos don't have AC. The parking lot is really tight. We asked if there was parking for a 16' trailer before we booked and they said there was. However, in reality, there is not extra parking and it was really tight turning into the parking lot off the street. They did accommodate us parking the trailer along the rail, but we felt like we were in everyone else's way by doing so. The moral to the story is: if you are pulling a trailer, stay somewhere else that had easier, more convenient parking. The complex also had a hot tub, which I'm sure is great in the winter. I used it one night for a few minutes, but the weather was too warm to really enjoy it. There is a nice fenced area for the hot tub that had tables and a chiminea, which we enjoyed with our friends. The only real annoyance was that the facility lost power multiple times each nigh. Between that and the area noise (having to have all of the windows open), it was hard to get a good night's sleep. Casita #2 also needs to have curtains or blinds installed over the door as it's mostly glass and is a straight shot to the bedroom. All in all, the place is friendly and a good place to stay, especially if you're wanting to spend time in the many galleries or shops around the plaza.

Taos Lodging is a great place to stay in the heart of Taos, New Mexico. It consists of 8 or 9…read morecasitas - small, cabins consisting of one or two bedrooms, with complete kitchens and living areas. Rates are pretty inexpensive (about $120 a night for two), the place is relaxing and laid back (but no b&b feel, if you know what I mean). You have your own private area, can walk to the square and the heart of the Taos shopping dining district, have the use of a hot tub and charcoal grill (and even a small kids play area). I try to go back at least once a year - sometimes with the kids or other family, sometimes just with my hubby. We've stayed in four of the cabins and each is nice in it's own way.

My brother led us on an impromptu adventure while we were just looking around the afternoon of…read moreAugust 1, 2026 in Red River, NM. He and his fiancé asked if my mom and I would take my future niece along for a ride on the Scenic Summer Chairlift. My niece was free since she's only 5-years-old. My adult ticket was $25. It was a long steady ride, but some rain clouds did dump a cold shower on us at the very top. The lift just kept moving along. Lol. Parking was a bit sparce in that area, but there was plenty of spots in the Red River Ski & Summer Area lot. It's a nice, clean area. Many folks were hiking below us. Some were in ATVs. Of course there's lots of shopping and a few restaurants in the area. Red River and other fishing opportunities were nearby. I would be interested to ski here when/if the snow arrives.

Had the absolute best time despite the terrible spring break snow conditions. The free kids…read moretorchlight night ski was so fun for my 7 year old. Even provided free hot dogs and chips for the family. Super friendly staff! The 7 year old ski school experience was much more impressive than the Buckaroo half day for my 4 year old. Wouldn't recommend that one. 7-12 ski school was amazing. I would recommend skiing here and I'm happy they made it work for the spring breakers despite bad snow conditions.

This is a great RV park for the area. I did not use the cabins or the lodge so can't speak to…read morethose. The RV area isn't fancy. It's a large gravel area with full service hookups. It's level. The back in spots along the river offer a fire pit, a charcoal grill, and shade. They are quiet except for the sound of the river running through, and while close to each other, are situated so your rig is between you and your neighbor for privacy. The gentleman who runs the place, Paulie, is fantastic and wants to make sure all his guests are comfortable and happy. The bathhouse is probably one of the absolute cleanest and nicest I've seen for an RV park. Laundry is $2 a load to wash and $2 to dry. I enjoyed my stay here much better than the place I stayed in Taos and honestly would rather stay here and drive down to Taos than go back there.

There is a lot of spiders inside the lodge I sat on the couch and put my foot on the floor and a…read morespider ran for my leg crawled up a spider also appeared on my bed and one was on my neck saw 9 spiders total

The St. James Hotel is one of those rare places where history, mystery, atmosphere, and memory all…read moreseem to occupy the same room. During our stay, the hotel was nearly empty, which made the long second-floor hallway, old doors, creaking floors, and deep silence feel especially dramatic. At one point, I caught the unmistakable scent of rose perfume in the hallway. It appeared for only a second and then vanished completely. The hotel has long been associated with stories of unexplained rose fragrance, and experiencing it firsthand was unforgettable. Later that evening, four frightened college students asked us to investigate noises and a shadow they believed they had seen in their room. We found nothing supernatural, but they were frightened enough to leave the hotel in the middle of the night. Our own qualifications as paranormal investigators were somewhat compromised by martinis. I also searched unsuccessfully for a rumored trap door beneath the carpet and managed a brief look into the hotel's supposedly forbidden room. No ghosts appeared, but I did emerge from the carpet covered in decades of dust. The entire experience was funny, eerie, memorable, and completely unique to the St. James, and I have returned several times. What stays with me most is the feeling of the place. Some hotels provide lodging. The St. James gives you a story.

We have stayed at the St James numerous times, and always had a nice time, there restaurant made…read moresteak and enchiladas, like my mom used to make. I was looking forward to a good meal and a good night's rest. I did not get either of them? We were notified 16 hours before our stay the hotel was having a concert? We had planned this trip for 6 weeks. I have been to 20 plus concerts; this information did not really concern me at all. Concerts last maybe 2-3 hours tops, and end at the latest at 10 pm, and after all this is a historic hotel? We heard the music 100 yards away at 3 pm on our way there, we thought so it started already, and would probably be done by 6 pm. We were very wrong, apparently there were numerous bands one right after the other until 11:45 pm? They were very loud and played for 8.5 hours in the middle of the hotel, in their courtyard nonstop. We are reasonable people, but this was a hotel! If the music would have stopped within a reasonable time frame, even 10 pm, this review would not have posted. Not only that but the restaurant served chicken tenders, tacos, nachos, and hot wings, nothing else? This event was poorly planned, poorly executed, with poorly communicated, with a serious lack of professionalism, and just plain all about the money they could make selling liquor, with no consideration for their patrons. If we were told there would be no real food to eat, and the concert would last until midnight, I would have nothing to complain about. I think we got maybe 5 hours of sleep that night as a group. Shame of the owners and Management of this hotel, hopefully they will start putting their faithful patrons above the chance to make some extra money at their expense.