Find a Bed and Breakfast in San Cristobal from CA $211

"It was a vacation traveling for our retirement. We stayed one night. We had a little wait checking with they had trouble with the computer. But the check in host bought us a drink for having us wait. The room was nice with the big bath tub. We ate dinner in the restaurant, they were short handed and the waitress seemed to be new. She brought the wrong bottle of wine but if was too late because we started drinking it and notice It was sweeter than we like. The food was decent. The restaurant was a little disappointing due to the cost of the room. "

"Fair value for the price."

"Always a treat to stay at el Pueblo. They have great roooms nice and spacious friendly staff and an excellent breakfast in the mornings!"

"I forgot my bag with my wallet and car keys. They were quick to ship it to me out of state. Great breakfast and pet friendly!"

"Loved all of it. Will stay at Sagebrush Inn every time we visit Taos. Very comfortable, clean and peaceful. "

"Everything was expected except for the bartender. She was the absolute worst. There were 4 people at the bar and she was as slow as Christmas! So we went to the bar to get a drink after waiting for 15 minutes. She told us to go sit down and she “I’ll get to you.” Rude personality and the worst service I’ve ever received at a Hilton!"

"Nicely remodeled and comfortable. They need new photos on hotels.com to show how nice it looks after the renovation! I was shocked as it was much nicer than what I thought I’d be getting. Pleasant surprise. Also it’s smack dab in the center of town, so it’s close to everything!"

"I had a very pleasant stay at the Taos Inn. It’s close to everything and carries the old charm you just don’t find in cookie-cutter rooms. The character of the inn is a true plus. A meal at Doc Martin’s is a must, and don’t miss a late patio visit with a cocktail while people-watching the patrons of Taos. The Taos Inn is now a must-stay on my return trips."

"The La Fonda is a beautiful old hotel. Paying for parking in the rear was so worth it. We came and left frequently, going to historical sites and Taos Pueblo. We were able to sample some local cuisine in the hotel restaurant and the owner was very informative, telling us about the history of his people and the foods they prepare(d). There is an area for games or quiet time. There was a festival on the square Saturday afternoon and evening which made us appreciate the location even more. We had a 2 room suite with a Murphy bed in the first room and a king in the bedroom. We lit our gas fireplace for a few minutes for ambiance one evening before bed. I would recommend this hotel to anyone."