Taos hotel guide. Greene King hotel in Taos, New Mexico

"Sinks are annoying. Water is scalding hot and hard to adjust and sinks spray everywhere"

"We spent two nights at this cute place. It was clearly old, but in good condition. The grounds were well maintained with some areas for grilling, corn hole, horse shoes, and some disc golf baskets. Adirondack chairs and picnic tables were available. The breakfast was freshly cooked with several hot and cold choices and was very good. "

"Helpful staff on check in times."

"The Hotel Don Fernando de Taos was a standout choice, offering a perfect blend of Southwest charm and modern comfort. The adobe-style architecture and cozy fireplace in the lobby immediately set a welcoming tone, making it feel like a true New Mexico escape. Between the refreshing indoor pool and the convenience of a hot breakfast each morning, the amenities added a lot of value to the stay, while the peaceful atmosphere provided a great place to recharge after exploring the nearby plaza."

"The sink hot water did not work I left it running only cold water came out my pillows did not smell fresh the linen was fresh but the pillow itself you could smell bo"

"Beautiful boutique hotel! Very clean inside & outside. Bed & bedding are comfortable. I think the bathroom lighting needs an upgrade; it’s too dim by the mirror and the lighted swivel mirror doesn’t quite compensate for better overhead lighting. No coffee maker in the room but they offer coffee in the lobby or McDonald’s is a very short walk. "

"Great experience. I was there for Hindu religious function at Taos Neem Karoli Baba Ashram and Hanuman Temple. "

"Room was very quaint & cozy with fireplace. Definitely will stay again when in town."

"I would return in a heart beat. The breakfast was a new delight each morning. We enjoyed the quiet nature of the inn, so easy to relax and let the world go by. So nice to be in an historic spot and not in a "city slick" hotel."