Hotels near Gallery A, Taos

We stayed in the Cowboy Room at the historic Hacienda Del Sol May 12-14, 2021. This property is so beautiful and tranquil. Rooms are adorned in Santa Fe style! We had a signed authentic painting done by Georgia O'Keefe in our room! I really enjoyed not having a TV in the room, it was not necessary, instead we enjoyed the grounds, bird watching and overall vibe of this property! Zach and Leslie are amazing hosts that go out of their way to make the stay comfortable. The breakfasts that we had were the best! We enjoyed homemade pancakes and huevos rancheros! Now don't expect the cookie cutter hotel chains, this is not! We thoroughly recommend this property and give it a 10/10! Oh also don't forget to eat at the restaurant next door called Love Apple! It is so good! It is right next door so you can walk to it, but make sure you make reservations, because it fills up quickly.

My spouse and I had an unbelievably rude experience here. We inquired about a room on 8/21/24 a little after 8 am. We were trying to take care of a few things before checking in including getting our member info (and diabetic care). My wife mentioned her diabetes and disability. But after just a few seconds, we were denied the room and literally chased away up to the parking entrance. The man invaded my wife's space very inappropriately. And she has a disability. It looked like they only had a few rooms filled, so you would think they would have wanted the business. This was borderline traumatic. Ignore the one star, this goes way below negative. We both will be filling out reviews here, and Google, as well as separate reports to the Americans with Disability Act and FTC. And we will be having a long talk with the corporate office at the end of our trip. In addition, there is a darker aspect to add that I didn't put above due to it's personal nature. But we feel we must add so travelers know how terrible the experience really was. My wife had a bad kidney infection at the time we were in the lobby, she was denied access to the restroom before we were thrown out. The combination of the infection, diabetes, and the horrible abuse from the staff caused her to lose control of her bodily functions before getting off the property. We have to consider this unforgivable. We will be continuing to find other sites to post.

Front desk said we would be charged $35 to check in 30 minutes early. That's ridiculous enough alone. But when it was actually time to check in, we had to wait an extra 30 minutes because the six maids were gathered together at the front desk... I guess they were protesting something? No acknowledgement of the disparity once we were finally permitted to get to our room. Hallways were filthy. No 'do not disturb ' or 'please make up room' sign. Instead, there was a door hanger saying to either hang up towels or put them on the floor if you don't want to reuse. This did, logically, imply there would be daily cleaning. There was a nearly used up toilet paper roll on the dispenser. No spares. One tiny bar of hard soap. Along with tiny shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel. We checked in TWO ADULTS for FOUR days. ... There are costs listed if certain items came up missing at the end of the stay. Such as the (already missing) coffee pot, alarm clock, soap dish, coffee pot tray... and a price listed by each thing. Staff was indifferent and dismissive whenever we asked about anything. The main guy walked around in slippers at any and all times of day. Came up with excuses for not having orange juice for days... This morning, before checkout, we expected (I don't know why!) breakfast items to be available by 6:00 am, as is written. There were other people at the front desk when we came in, already waiting for overdue coffee and food. The usual front desk guy poked his head around a corner saying 'it's coming.' Eventually, after about an hour and a half past time, breakfast was available. There was one younger staff helper we saw briefly who was helpful. The bed itself was comfortable. We mentioned to a few locals where we were staying, and received reactions about the safety of the place. Now we understand. I can't believe this is affiliated - at all - even budget - with Wyndham.

I see that some people don’t enjoy the rustic appeal of this historic hotel. We do appreciate the value of the history. The new section is very modern, and I believe one can reserve those rooms if desired. We stayed in rm 101, right off the old patio. The cantina has good musicians every night. Our group held a conference there, and the event managers were terrific. They managed to feed 80 people very successfully. There were minor hiccups with special dietary restrictions but they worked quickly to correct them. Lou and Edie work very hard at customer service.