Enjoy a taste of the true historic Southwest at this charming inn, where each of the 44 guest rooms are uniquely decorated and have their own individual character. The property is comprised of several adobe buildings that date from the 1800s, so you’re literally stepping into the past — but the rooms are charming and comfortable. Families might like room 312, which features one king bed, two twins, and a wood-burning fireplace (and can connect with room 311 next door if you need more space). Or, try room 105, which is really a two-bedroom suite which features one bedroom with a king, a second bedroom with two adorable twin banco beds, two bathrooms, and even a refrigerator with a bar sink.
If you can steal away for an onsite date night, the Adobe Bar is the place to be: sip a “Cowboy Buddha” margarita while listening to a wide variety of live music (no cover charge!). A small selection of bar food is available as well, like quesadillas, hummus, burgers, and nachos. But for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch, you can’t beat Doc Martin’s Restaurant, also onsite, featuring American food with a “Taos twist.”
