Southwest, USA
Very limited options, mainly for budget-conscious travelers. Offer shared dormitories and sometimes private rooms.
Budget-friendly to mid-range options along Paseo del Pueblo Sur. Basic amenities and convenient driving access.
Selection from reliable chain properties to independently owned hotels with local character.
Larger properties with extensive amenities, some near Taos Ski Valley.
Many accommodations embrace traditional Pueblo Revival architecture with intimate settings and personalized service.
Private, self-contained units for rent, often with more privacy and space, sometimes including a small kitchen.
Abundant options, from charming casitas to large homes, often with full kitchens and private outdoor spaces.
Fewer dedicated apartment rentals for short-term stays, though many vacation rentals are apartment-style units.
Each area of Taos presents a different character.
A quaint, artistic village 10 miles north of Taos. Tranquil escape with mountain views, close to Taos Ski Valley and hiking trails. Requires driving for most services.
A dedicated mountain village 18 miles northeast of Taos. Ski-in/ski-out access in winter. Higher prices, especially in peak season, remote from Taos town.
Smart booking strategies secure preferred accommodations at favorable rates.
Carefully read deposit and cancellation policies for any booking before confirmation, especially for non-refundable rates.
Consider using links from Booking.com, Agoda, IHG Hotels, or Hostelworld for your search.
For vacation rentals, check Vrbo or Airbnb. For house-sitting, see TrustedHousesitters.
Here are some recommended properties in Taos, categorized by budget and traveler type.
For travelers prioritizing cost savings.
Balancing comfort and local character.
Upscale options for indulgence.
Ideal for a mountain-focused luxury stay.
Offers a pool, spacious rooms, and deals for families. Accommodates larger groups.
Many VRBO/Airbnb options are ideal; multiple bedrooms, full kitchens, private outdoor spaces for flexibility.
Rental properties provide more room and flexibility than standard hotel rooms.
Full kitchens in rentals permit meal preparation, a benefit for families.
Central location, lively Adobe Bar, historic charm fosters connection with the town's social scene.
For budget-conscious solo travelers seeking a communal atmosphere, opportunities to connect. (e.g., The Abominable Snowmansion)
Best for stays longer than a week; full kitchens, more living space, discounts for extended visits.
Limited in Taos; consider options in Santa Fe or Albuquerque for very long regional stays.
Registered historic landmark since the 1930s. Features adobe architecture, a famously cozy lobby, and rich local lore and artistic connections.
Located on Taos Plaza, known for housing D.H. Lawrence's controversial "forbidden paintings." Check current availability for visits.
Numerous options within Carson National Forest, including developed campgrounds (e.g., Taos Canyon Campground) and dispersed camping areas.
Several RV parks near Taos, with hookups for water, electricity, and sewer, and amenities like restrooms and showers.
Some private properties or operators in the region offer glamping experiences, like furnished tents or yurts (e.g., Hotel Luna Mystica's vintage trailers).
