We stayed in the Red Hawk casita for 2 days in June 2008. We checked in with Heather who works in the adjoining gallery. Heather was friendly and helpful with directions in the area. We loved the space and the fun and bright decorations and paintings. The 'entertainment center' included the Wii game which turned out to be a lot... more

Ingbar Jirby’s gallery and the two adjoining casitas are conveniently located a couple of blocks from the main plaza in Taos. We paid $175/night for the Rio Grande casita (room #8) in early September. This is a two-story unit with lots of room – over 1000 square feet. The two casitas are part of the gallery, and Inger’s artwork decorates... more

Inger Jirby Casitas could not be lovelier-everywhere your eyes travel in this artist's retreat is a feast. Although we only spent one night here at the end of our trip to New Mexico, it was a lovely way to close out our trip. location is excellent-hidden on a little sidestreet in an historic district. One bit of advice-guests need to... more

This is the place to stay in Taos and the one we return to every year. It's two blocks from the Plaza on a quiet street. The casita is decorated with many of Inger Jirby's paintings and numerous art items. The fully-equipped kitchen and living room are downstairs, with the loft bedroom and bathroom up a narrow spiral staircase. Staying... more