山艾樹套房旅館 - 陶斯

It was a wonderful stay and the staff are great. One suggestion is to have a separate area for smokers. People smoke within the common areas with families and children all around. I have asthma and for this reason could not enjoy the evening or early morning with coffee in the lovely green common area because of disrespectful smokers. Please allow the smokers their own area to inflict their horrible habit on each other and protect families, children and those of us who have asthma.

I enjoyed a winter in Taos in 1977, as memory serves me The Sagebrush was THE hotel for the upwardly mobile and thrived with a night life to match. Ownership has not tended well of the aging icon. Although there appears to be some repairs (not renovation) ensuing, it will fall incredibly short of a much sought after facelift. The photos, particularly of the rooms from the website oversold and under delivered. Every expectation of the basics were not evident...hair dryer, coffee in the room, glassware and terrible lighting, and buzzy mini fridge and lastly housekeeping in at least regard to fresh towel exchange. In spite of this the inner courtyard had a magical presence but somehow this needs to transcend the entire property.

The room was clean and staff was friendly and easy to work with through out our 3 night stay. While the town closed to prevent the coronavirus, we found their restaurant and service staff to be upbeat and accommodating. The food was good and reasonably priced.

Spent 5 days here during spring break at the outset of the Corona Virus shutdown. It's a historic hotel with a rustic setting and most of the bartenders and other staff know the history of the place if you are interested. The room pictures accurately show what the room look like (we've stayed here before). They have an excellent free breakfast buffet every morning with lots of choices. On Friday/Saturday nights the bar has live music and is quite busy but on other nights it's not. There is an outdoor hot tub we used but not the pool since it's not heated. The place is pet friendly and we were able to bring out dog. Many others did as well. The property is quite large with huge courtyards to walk your dog which is handy. We'll be staying here again because it's family / pet friendly with the breakfast saving us a lot of money.

Very cozy hotel with lots of history and ambience. Breakfast is amazing! The rooms with fireplaces are provided with firewood, starters and matches. Georgia O’Keefe stayed (and painted) on the 3rd floor.

The hotel is Spanish style! It’s my second time going there. The staff is very friendly and helpful. My cars tire pressure was very low and the maintenance people helped me put in the tire( Albert) was his name I believe.. The hotel is very quite and very pet friendly. I went to the happy hour and I was able to take my 2 little dogs with me!! The breakfast buffet is very good and plenty to choose from .. My room was very clean and comfortable.. If you want a peaceful and comfortable place, this is the place..

Clean, quiet, excellent service and good hot breakfast.

Hotel was decent, breakfast not so much. Located away from the plaza. The rooms were built strangely,the sink had to be assessed out of the bathroom. The refrigerator door opened away from wall so abscess was difficult. The coffee machines were dated and leaked water. The gym was not so great!

Very nice place to stay. Great restaurant and entertainment. Only issue was guests in room above us were really noisy for a long time and late both nights we were there. Dropping things on the floor constantly. Probably will not stay there when in Taos again.

We stayed in room 200 which has a bank of windows that open up to the courtyard which was beautiful. The historical vibe was great. The live music and drinks in the lobby was fun. The only negative was cobwebs along the light fixtures and corners along the ceiling, also the shower curtain was stained.