'Beautiful pool area outside. However towels were not available. A place to change by the pool would be nice. No refrigerator in the room. No coffee maker in the room. Coffee was available in the lobby. However the hot water and milk were empty and no one was there to assist. It nicer to have coffee in your room instead of having to get dressed and go to the lobby.'
'We loved the unique and historic nature of this property. Every room is different, all wonderful from talking to other guests. The made to order breakfast is a special treat. Owner/operator, Peggy, is a treasure!'
'The room looked nice and was as clean as it could be given the finishes. A/C unit was odd and I would not have been comfortable using it. The road to the entrance was very rough. Not sure of the immediate neighborhood. The reservation said check in was only from 3-6 and otherwise you had to call and coordinate with the sister property. Door and windows were old and a bit rickety. There was a very loud cat meowing outside the window on and off during the night. Very nice included breakfast. Not...
'The room was dark, there was only one lamp I the room. Went to the bar for happy hour. No mixed drinks because there was no ice. Asked about getting ice from one of the other ice machines. I was told none of them are
working. And been out for a long time-'
'The room was good and comfortable. Some of the staff were helpful, but some were just there and didn’t seem to care. The breakfast was poor- scrambled eggs but no serving spoons. No way to make toast with the bread. We ate cold cereal and yogurt.'
'This was about our 6th time staying at El Pueblo. The rooms and hotel are quaint New Mexico-style buildings and spacious rooms. It is conveniently located near downtown Taos and the northern section of town, including the Rio Grand gorge. They serve a nice breakfast buffet as well, and nice porches also.
The only real problem we had was our most recent trip this week. The motel is Very pet-friendly, which had never been a problem before, since we were always placed in rooms that don’t allow...
'A charming inn on the outskirts of Taos! We slept soundly for two nights here, isolated from road noise. The blueberry muffins mentioned in every review we saw are, as advertised, ridiculously good. The owners were friendly and helpful, suggesting nearby activities and food spots. We’d absolutely stay here again on our next visit to Taos!'
'Rooms are excellent- clean, comfortable with a small adobe fireplace/gas lit which is very cozy. Breakfast was delicious. There is a communal refrigerator that we used to keep our wine cold. Short trip to the main area with restaurants, art stores, etc. Eight minute drive to Taos Pueblo and 18 minute drive to Rio Grand Gorge bridge. We would definitely stay here again!'
'Cory’s service was exceptional! We didn’t know what to expect from our visit as it was our first time staying at Hacienda del Sol. Upon seeing that my partner, who is 6’5”, had a bit of difficulty navigating the original room that we booked due to his height, he upgraded us to a room that better suited our needs. The complimentary breakfast each morning was another unexpected surprise. Cory went above and beyond to make sure that we had everything that we needed during our stay, and...