Historic Boutique Bed and Breakfast with Expansive Gardens

Historic Boutique Accommodation

Old Taos Guesthouse B&B combines history and comfort in a 200-year-old adobe hacienda. This boutique inn sits on 7.5 acres of park-like gardens and farmland, providing expansive space for relaxation, reflection, and birdwatching. Guests enjoy remarkably private settings with breathtaking views throughout the property.

Charming Guest Rooms

Each room at the Old Taos Guesthouse showcases handmade Southwestern furniture and features unique design elements such as viga-beamed ceilings and kiva fireplaces. Many rooms come with private outdoor patios and direct outdoor access, enhancing the experience of the beautiful surroundings. Modern amenities include large flat-screen TVs and kitchenettes in select casitas.

Dining Experience

Guests start their mornings with a delicious, full, hot breakfast including homemade granola, yogurt parfaits, and freshly baked muffins. Breakfast is served from 8:00 AM, offering a chance to enjoy breathtaking views of the Taos Valley while dining. Early risers can grab locally-roasted coffee and tea starting at 7:00 AM.

Cultural and Outdoor Activities

The Old Taos Guesthouse serves as a historically registered cultural landmark, allowing guests to embrace the rich heritage of northern New Mexico. The property's extensive grounds are perfect for leisurely strolls or enjoying warm summer days under the shaded veranda. Nearby attractions include the Taos Ski Valley, local art galleries, and a variety of outdoor activities.

Ideal Location

The hotel is conveniently located just 1.8 miles from Taos Plaza, making it accessible yet secluded. Guests can explore the vibrant culture and natural beauty of the Taos area with ease. The proximity to Taos Ski Valley, just a short drive away, makes it appealing for winter sports enthusiasts.

• Location: 7.5 acres of park-like gardens and farmland
• Rooms: Historically registered adobe hacienda with outdoor entrances
• Dining: Full hot breakfast served daily with homemade items
• Historical Significance: 200-year-old adobe home with rich cultural history
• Activities: Proximity to Taos Ski Valley and local galleries