I stayed there as part of women's leadership retreat. The food was INCREDIBLE!! when I read the other reviews, I could hear valid voices in all of them. My boss warned me that it was rustic compared to a full service hotel and spa in Asia so I knew ahead of time that it wasn't the Shangri-La. Some of the... more

The Mabel Dodge Luhan house is a historic bed and breakfast with lots of atmosphere and character. It is in a quiet, almost rural location outside of but within walking distance of the town center. The hostess was friendly and helpful. We stayed in the Solarium, a room that constitutes the top floor of the house and that is surrounded... more

First, it is a historic landmark - that should have been a clue. The history is very interesting, and the people that work there as well. Good morning breakfast, with early coffee close to the comfortable library. Disappointments - yes, there are spiders. Linens not as clean as they most certainly should be. Unfinished floors. Kivas, but no one told... more

A beautiful old house, very well kept, with delicious freshly cooked breakfast. Shame about the somewhat dingy rooms in the annexe. more

If you are under 35 y old and looking for something hospitable, clean, and accessible don't come to this b&b. The front desk is atrocious. The women who sit at it are miserly and somewhat unfriendly. Given my partner and I are a queer couple--I don't see that along with anything else a reason to withhold hospitality. There is food... more

I was a bit nervous about staying at the Mabel Dodge Luhan house after reading some of the reviews here, which made it sound as if it was half falling down. In fact it was one of the loveliest places I've stayed in the past few years, and what a treat to stay in a house that is itself a... more

A nine-day holiday in New Mexico couldn't be complete without a night at the Mabel Dodge Luhan House, so said a friend. We'd stayed in the Austin room, with its own bath and fireplace, following a night of tango in Santa Fe. Now, some folks might not be accustomed to carrying their own bags; they might not be able to... more

The Lodge is located wonderfully at the edge of the Taos Indian Reservation. The house is nicely decorated and laid out. It is quaint and very peaceful. In addition, with a few exceptions, the staff is very friendly. One must understand, however, that this setting is very rustic. We stayed in a wonderful room, but it was infested with spiders... more

This is not your average hotel or B&B. About 5-10 minutes' walk from the center of Taos, the Mabel Dodge Luhan House is rustic and very evocative of its own fascinating history. It was wonderful for a few nights' stay; more than that and the quirks might become tiresome. I stayed in the solarium, an entirely glass-walled room on the... more