You have to have a car--this isn't on the Plaza--but it's well worth it. Quiet, peaceful, and serene with kind, attentive hosts. They have their own free-range chickens who supply the eggs for breakfast! (But the chickens aren't obtrusive--they keep to themselves, pretty much.) The dogs are friendly and well-behaved. We took our dog with us and my only complaint... more

Our second visit to this inn again did not disappoint. What a fabulous quiet retreat in a residential setting in Taos!! The breakfast is varied, healthy, and the awesome morning coffee kept me from "Jonesing" because Taos supports no Starbucks store! Call me yuppie, but my only vice is Starbucks!! Even my "meat & potatoes" TV-watching husband likes this B&B;... more

I understand a couple in their mid 20's is not your typical B&B demographic, but I have found most of the gripes posted in other reviews minor and unsubstantiated. The rooms and common areas were clean and welcoming, the homemade quiche and apricot muffins delicious, and the decor was the epitome of Southwestern design. The location and amenities make you... more

This lovely bed and breakfast sits on 7 acres outside Taos. It has lovely rooms which open onto a picturesque hacienda porch which surrounds a lovely green yard complete with fountains and adobe benches. Tim and Leslie are lovely hosts. They helped us find restaurants, and Tim provided us with a map which had wonderful suggestions fora day's trip. We... more

The Guesthouse is located in a rural area of Taos that is a little slice of heaven, . The location could not be prettier. Portions of the hacienda are around 200 years old and have been faithfully restored, thankfully without the modern convenience of television. WiFi is available in the common area. The big issue I had was with our... more

From the first phone call to when we reluctantly left this beautiful place and our caring hosts, Leslie and Tim, we were graciously, warmly, cared for. Our room was clean, comfortable and charming. Breakfasts were abundant and delicious. Tim and Leslie know this area and thus we discovered places off the beaten path- more

We stayed three nights at Old Taos Guesthouse and it was not enough. Tim and Leslie are the sort of people you hope for when you choose a B&B. They make you feel comfortable and at home. We enjoyed lounging on their countryside property - writing in my journal in front of a panoramic view, reading under a tree, watching... more

I felt like I was visiting old friends from the minute I pulled into the drive way. Tim & Leslie, and dogs Rusty & Molly, are welcoming and start your stay off on a perfect note. The accommodations are comfortable and perfect for those looking for a break from the everyday world. Close to Taos but still in the countryside... more

The Old Taos Guesthouse feels like Taos; comfortable, homey, welcoming with big skies. We only stayed two nights and in one of the least expensive rooms ($105/night). We were given great service and a friendly welcome. It amazed me that Tim could remember so many guest's first names as they came in for their delicious breakfasts. Skylights above the bed... more