Motell i Norra centrala New Mexico

“The updated rooms are very. Nice”

“De kamer was schoon en ruim. Het personeel was bijzonder vriendelijk en behulpzaam. De parkeerplaats was zeer goed. Per kamer was er een bijpassende parkeerplaats met het nummer van de kamer, zo sta je altijd precies voor je eigen kamer. Supermooi authentiek motel met hele leuke, oude originele details. We zaten in kamer 1 en daarom iets meer last van het geluid van de weg waaraan het hotel ligt maar voor de rest een top verblijf.”

“I literally chose this hotel for the breakfast. Mostly the coffee. Other locations have a lot more to offer . I’m a diabetic and can’t have sugar . Yes they offer sweet and low but that’s simply not good for your body. Splenda or stevia is what diabetics use now . Also they only had one kind of creamer , hazelnut. Why ? Just plain creamer would have so much better. I also upgraded to a king bed and was still in a queen . And I was simply too tired to go say anything . Doubt I’ll stay here...

“Kitchen was minimal. Lights were iffy, Sometimes they worked, but not always. Ice machine broken. Bed comfortable. Cabin was cute though and just fine.”

“Clean room”

“Was very surprised to show up here and have it look the way it does because it looks nothing like the photos online - there is no cute cabin or air streams, it’s just the motel. It’s in a pretty sketchy area with no where really to walk. The room itself is small but clean and good enough. The AC unit is super loud and turns on and off all night so didn’t get much sleep. Just think they should be more upfront with how the property actually looks.”

“El Pueblo Lodge is an older charming hotel/resort in Taos. It is well maintained, clean, and convenient to the Taos Plaza. The complimentary breakfast is extensive and well staffed by friendly helpful people. There is on site parking near the rooms. Two of the buildings are two floors but do not have elevators. However, the staff carried our luggage up to our room. If we get back to Taos, we will definitely stay at the El Pueblo. ”