Find Golf Hotels in Taos, NM from CA $173

" The property has been recently refurbished, as several establishments in Taos are in the process of getting up to date. Nicely done. Convenient, next door is a grocery store and just a mile south of the plaza. Staff was very attentive and helpful. We will definitely stay again. Serious road work continues as they progress thru the middle of town so be prepared some minor delays."

"One of the best breakfasts "

"Love the location!!!! Nice stuff, convenient parking. Clean. Furniture in bedroom could use some updates and the murphy bed wasn't too comfy but i have never slept on one before so i am not sure if that's how they are. "

"We couldn’t have asked for a better experience. Truly a special place. Can’t wait to come back."

"For the price in a great place, Sagebrush is great"

"Hotel is right in the town square - we didn’t need to use our car at all! Restaurant in hotel is new and food was amazing. Rooms are quite adequate and cleanly. "

"The Palacio de Marquesa had a chef that prepared a hot gourmet delicious breakfast for us. His name was Nicholas and he was very friendly as well. There were fresh cookies available all day. Our room ( casita ) was very roomy, comfortable and stylish as was the entire Inn. There was also a fridge in our room which was convenient and appreciated. The inn keeper, Pam, gave us all her cell number and encouraged us to call for anything. It was a lovely stay. We hope to return one day in the near future. "

"Dreamcatcher is the sweetest prettiest most well layed out property ! The outdoor spaces are beautiful and comfortable with ample seating hammocks and fire pit The room is lovely with many nice touches including robes coffee maker ample bathroom supplies and lovely decor We are delighted to have found this excellent bed and breakfast "

"This is a lovely, quiet property not far from the center of town. My wife has mobility challenges, so the innkeeper directed us to an accessible spot in the rear. The owner is a savvy woman who has traveled extensively and knows about what makes a tourism driven town run. We spent most of our time taking in museums and the natural beauty of the area. Each evening though, after dinner, we retreated to the inn to sit in the common area for a cup of tea and to peruse her collection of coffee table art books. Highly recommend."