Taos Ski Valley Hotels from ₹8,482

"Nice 200 year old hotel in downtown Taos. We booked a room with fireplace but unfortunately it was not working. Also the walls are paper thin, we could hear clearly the conversation our neighbors were having. Very beautiful paintings and it has a secret room with D. H. Lawrence paintings with a cool history how they came to own it. Does not provide breakfast but it has a coffee place on the premises. Parking is 10$. I would recommend it with the caveats above."

"This property has nice clean rooms and good size rooms at reasonable rates. Have stayed here on multiple visits to Taos and expect to do so again."

"Outstanding location, food and drink and music!"

"Rooms in the back are nicely renovated. Had everything I needed including fridge, microwave, and AC. Relatively quiet. "

"make sure to check if the pool is open/working. it was hiddden on their website. Hotel wasnt very nice."

"The staff is welcoming, friendly, and accommodating. They can’t do enough for you. The property is impeccably maintained and the attention to the Southwest detail is remarkable. Highly recommend the restaurant for the service and tasty menu - must try the Pistachio Velvet drink - very smooth and delicious. The spa is beautifully relaxing with the perfect staff to match!"

"Nicest place we have stayed. Super clean and friendly. Wish they had a hot tub, but pool was great!"

"Great location, place… especially if traveling with a pet. Older property but well maintained, friendly breakfast staff!"

"On checking in, tI thought I had hit a home run. Until I got into the room. Smallest room I’ve had ever. The rooms are old and sad. Half the plugs near the bed for charging electronics didn’t work. The sink drain was broken. The room was on one of the courtyards making it the most pet friendly place I stayed in a 2 week trip. The ice machine was in a secure area outside the reception to their restaurant, which was which was locked except 3-9 pm when the restaurant was open. Inconvenient. The pet area was cleaner than the room. I wanted to tell the staff, but when I went to check out, the receptionist was too busy talking on the phone. There was one person ahead of me, but the receptionist kept answering the phone. Looked like she was the only staff at the desk, and was never trained to take care of the customers waiting in front of her. Her supervisor should teach her to answer the phone”Thank you for calling the Sagebrush Inn, would you please hold. After waiting 5 minutes, I dropped the keys on the desk and left. If she didn’t understand customer service why should I care. Answering the phone while people are waiting is the same as having 3 people in line and serving the last person first"