Romantiska hotell i Taos

“Had an EXCELLENT experience in Taos. Views and lodging were amazing. The bird in the picture is a hummingbird! There were several that made their presence known during our stay. Could not recommend this place enough. ”

“Beautiful Facility”

“Everything we needed for a few days in Taos - love the location! Soooo clean and friendlyowners available to answer all questions! Thank you! ”

“I only stayed for a day but it was a stay to remember. The check in time was later than I’m used to but you have your own parking spot reserved with your room, you walk though a beautiful garden to get to the room, we reserved the storyteller suite, so our view faces the setting sun which was gorgeous. We didn’t need to talk to anyone because of the contactless check in which was very convenient and hassle free. The room itself was beautifully decorated and clean, the bathroom was also very...

“It was an excellent old school hotel. Room wasn’t anything special but it got the job done for what I needed. The convenience of the room was also a big plus as I was there for a wedding and my room was walking distance to the reception. ”

“The La Fonda is a beautiful old hotel. Paying for parking in the rear was so worth it. We came and left frequently, going to historical sites and Taos Pueblo. We were able to sample some local cuisine in the hotel restaurant and the owner was very informative, telling us about the history of his people and the foods they prepare(d). There is an area for games or quiet time. There was a festival on the square Saturday afternoon and evening which made us appreciate the location even more. We had a...

“Mycket trevligt hotell i fin trädgård på gångavstånd från Taos plaza. Trevlig personal. Terrass med utemöbler. Bästa Taos-stil. Rekommenderas varmt! ”

“We spent two weeks driving from SLC to northern new mexico, and among numerous one-night stays in everything from 4 star hotels to at least one rather shabby motel, we found our stay in Taos Country Inn the best. Taos itself was a very charming small town and seem to have both ski areas, hiking, and the Rio Grande Gorge. The star attraction in the region, however, is obviously the UNESCO world herritage site Taos Pueblo (well worth the trip by itself). We spent only one day, but a month after...