Where To Stay

Staying in Taos can range from a cheap and easy hostel to a standard hotel room, to a luxurious Bed and Breakfast to an earthship!

And yes, you’ve got some other options nowadays including Airbnb and vacation rentals.  We’ll cover all the bases, give you some tips on the different areas of town based on your plans, and provide you with a list of places to stay while you’re in Taos.

When looking at rates, you’ll notice seasonal differences.  Low season is Oct 15 – May 14 and high season is May 15 – Oct 14.  Holidays usually have higher rates than high season.

Go2 Insider

Taos isn’t huge, so you don’t need to worry too much about whether you’re north or south of town. You can easily get across town in about 15 minutes if you know the back roads. And if you’d like to stay out on the mesa in an earthship, you can quickly make it around town and south to Ranchos de Taos by taking Blueberry Hill Rd (20 minutes).

Go2 Lodging Recommendations

Dreamcatcher Bed & Breakfast

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Located in town within walkable distance to the plaza, this B&B has been in Taos for quite a few years. While we stayed with the previous owners, it looks like the new owners have kept the warmth and spirit of the rooms intact.  Gecko’s Garden is the largest room and has a small adjacent suite if you have a larger Read more...

Adobe & Pines Inn

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Adobe & Pines Inn is a beautiful bed and breakfast within an 1832 hacienda.  With eight rooms that sleep from 2 to 6, the inn keeper, Christine, provides guests with a unique, restorative experience that captures the truly authentic expression of the Taos ethos and history. Ask about their unique packages and workshops with local artisans and community partners. During Read more...

Palacio de Marquesa

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This boutique hotel focuses on paying homage to eight remarkable women of Taos. The spirit, drive, innovation, and contributions of these extraordinary women are represented in each of the hotel’s rooms, through timeless design and refined sophistication. Room rates range from $185 – $230 in the summer, and $145 – $190 in the winter. Diva Room – Martha Reed (Fashion Read more...

The Mabel Dodge Luhan House

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This historic inn and conference center began as a four-room adobe in 1918 when it was purchased by Antonio Luhan for $1,500.  Now, you’ll find the main house, with 11 rooms and Juniper House featuring 8 rooms. Per night rates range from $116 in the Juniper House to $275 for a cottage. The main house rooms include: Mabel’s Room Tony’s Read more...

Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa

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About 45 minutes Southwest of Taos, the secluded Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs have been deemed sacred by Native Americans of Northern New Mexico. Ojo is one of the oldest natural health resorts in the US and the only hot springs in the world with four different sulfur-free, healing mineral waters. The full-service spa offers :treatments including massage, hydrating skin and Read more...

El Monte Sagrado Hotel & Resort

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Located just down from the plaza, El Monte Sagrado is a resort and spa luxury experience. Rooms range in decor from the China Global Suite to the Western Heritage Global Suite which includes a living space.  If you’re in the mood for something a little more New Mexican, casitas and Taos Mountain rooms are available.  There is a spa on Read more...

Historic Taos Inn

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Located on Paseo del Pueblo Norte, the Historic Taos Inn is in the heart of  Taos’s historic district.  In addition to the 45 quaint rooms, you’ll find the Adobe Bar and Doc Martin’s located on site as well.  Events and live music are also part of your stay. As a guest you’ll receive complimentary parking and access to Shree Yoga Read more...