Exterior
Nestled at an elevation of 7,000 feet against the western slope of the Sangre do Cristo Mountains of Northern New Mexico, lodging in Taos at this hotel renders the perfect combination of Southwest charm and contemporary full-service hotel accommodations.
Rooms
Each of the spacious and cozy guest rooms is decorated in pastel tones that compliment classic, Southwest-styled furnishings. Located in small buildings called "casitas", they are surrounded by landscaped grounds and arranged around the "Dance Circle" where Native American dancers perform nightly from May through October.You can choose from king or queen beds. Every room and suite is arranged around a quiet open lawn, with ample secure parking.
Restaurant
Located on premises is a coffee Shop, decorated with circular walls and wagon spoke wheel ceiling supported by historic carved totem pole all in the shape of an above ground Indian Kiva, the coffee shop offers American and New Mexican cuisine, open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. * Hopi Dining Room, 2 spacious elegant rooms with large fireplace, scenic windows, large excellent paintings, surround music all blended into two beautifully appetizing atmospheres, offers American and New Mexican cuisine.
