Way cool little Inn on the way into downtown Taos. Nice casita rooms with spa bathrooms. Great gardens. cool wood carvings in the courtyard. Killer pancakes with blueberry compote. Best of all... real nice people running the place. read more

Staying at Adobe and Pines Inn recharges me like no place else in the world. Cat makes sure all aspects of my stay is above and beyond any other place I've stayed. The rooms are unique, individual and perfectly appointed. Isaiah works his magic in the kitchen and it shows in the food. Each day i wake up excited to see what he has made for breakfast. Ive never been disappointed. Each time in drive down the shaded driveway I have a feeling of coming home. read more

The property is stunningly beautiful with a restorative, peaceful vibe. The checkin process was easy, and initial communication clear. Staff was smiley and kind, though not very personal. We've been to other B&Bs where the personal touches really made the stay. Our first night, we slept okay. The bed wasn't the most comfortable and was pretty creaky. The pillows are plentiful but all flat pancakes. The water pressure was sad, and it took over 30 minutes to fill above the jets in the tub so we could use it. Also, we checked everywhere for a spare roll of TP when we ran out the second night, but there was none. We also had some trouble with spiders in the tub both mornings. We were greeted at breakfast by the host (never got her name), who was sweet and friendly, but it was clear there was chaos in the kitchen. Both mornings, breakfast was delicious, but it took well over an hour to be served. The second morning it was clear they'd run out of several things, which was disappointing when watching other tables get their food and ours was different and kind of sad by comparison (even though we arrived at 9:15, 45 min before it ends). I totally understand things happen, but when you're a bed and breakfast, the bed should be comfortable and the breakfast should be available quickly and efficiently so you can go about your day. I can see why others have had such wonderful experiences here, and the property truly is gorgeous and relaxing, but overall it was more of a miss for us compared to other places we've stayed. read more

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Wonderful, lovely, quaint and calming. The grounds are absolutely beautiful and the rooms are gorgeous and decorated with upscale motif. Cat, the owner is lovely and so gracious and welcoming. The dining room and lobby area are so warm and relaxing. The breakfast was delicious. Can't wait to go back . read more

Charming! Very special grounds. Spiritual. Labyrinth next to a Zen garden. Cozy, artesianal room but the old world armoire opens up to a monitor with full streaming access if you need a news fix. Breakfast is delicious. Wellness shots are very good. read more

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Imagine staying in an adobe hacienda from the 1830's. Chose the Puerta Rosa room specifically for the over-sized sunken bathroom with private cedar sauna, two-person tiled custom soaking tub, and enhanced by the second corner kiva fireplace with bancos which warms the entire room. Basically your own spa that's connected just to your suite. The inn itself is incredibly beautiful surrounded by local art and so many trees. We were here in the winter and that offers its own kind of beauty. An assortment of homemade cookies and warm apple cider waits for you as you checkin. A complimentary gourmet breakfast is included in each night of your stay and it's very delicious. The fresh eggs come from the innkeeper's chickens. Each detail adds up quickly. As I'm reliving last winter I hope I can get back here in Spring. This inn is one very special place. read more

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Magical. One of the most beautiful properties I have ever stayed at. It is a well maintained and romantic property from the 1880's. The grounds have a maze, gardens, stream, hot tubs and chairs and swings for one to lounge and relax. We visited in Spring. The host Roby and the rest of the staff are friendly, accommodating and experts in hospitality. The rooms was so cozy and colorful featuring books, robes/slippers and high ceilings with a tiled tub and walk in shower. We stayed in the Violetta room which is the only room to have a veranda where we spent our nights gazing up at the stars. I highly recommend! read more

What a cozy little place. My husband and I came from California 2 years ago to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We came to enjoy the snow and snowboarding in Taos. We had an unforgettable and romantic time. Not to mention the breakfast made with great care by the owner of the place. Everything was prepared with great care and attention. We plan to come back. read more

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Comfortable accommodations, great location and the most outstanding breakfast ever! So very fresh from the garden ingredients and eggs from the coop. The staff here are so nice and so helpful! It is so relaxing just to sit outside and enjoy the sounds ( even the traffic), especially the running water of the spring. We highly recommend Adobe and Pines! read more

My hubby and I stayed here 2013 and we loved it. It left such wonderful memories for us. Now we are back and still in love with this place. Our first time we stayed in room Rosa and this time we stayed in room Cobtre and then they switched us to room verde. Each room has their own unique but my favorite still Rosa. We will book in advance to come back in spring and stay in Rosa. Robbie and his team made our stay very homie and wonderful. The best thing is they are pet friendly. read more

We took our two elementary age children for a weekend getaway. We stayed in Puerta Blanca and it was huge (the pictures dont really convey the space). We had two ample bedrooms and a living space. Breakfast was fantastic each day, staff were all friendly. There are chickens living on the grounds, right outside a bedroom window. My kids loved it. There is a big open grass space with beautiful trees as you drive in, my kids ran around in there. Hot tub was clean. This is south side of town, so you need to drive up to the main strip if you're doing art shopping and stuff, but it's a short drive so we liked the location. read more

Exceptional say at the tranquil Adobe & Pines! I truly think this is the best hotel in the Taos area. You really feel the true vibe of New Mexico! Clean, comfortable and excellent staff. Also the breakfast was to die for! read more

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Taos is not known for infrastructure. We found ourselves in a Tesla without a working charger in the entire city. We took a chance and drove to Adobe and Pines to beg use of one of their chargers. For a small fee, they allowed us to use the charger and then made us one of the best breakfasts (organic) we've had in New Mexico. The grounds are serene and private with textured New Mexico landscaping and a sweet running creek with walking bridges. We didn't experience the rooms, but I looked online and we will definitely be staying here next time we are in town. Co-owner, Robbie, visited with us over breakfast. I am charmed. Highly recommend. read more

Adobe and Pines Inn - Lobby sitting area. - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

Absolute first class in every respect - from the warmth and professionalism of the owner to the staff and the wonderful breakfasts and the ambiance and the creature comforts - Stay here! read more

Everything was wonderful!! We were late booking and so were in the smallest room on the property, which was Gorgeous, comfortable, and snuggly! We would have built a fire but the altitude got to me. Otherwise, the room and accommodations were beautiful and generous. Yay for the comfy bed, sheets, shower! The proprietor was very gracious and fun to speak with. Her cooking is amazing! We ate everything she made. You'll have perhaps the best oatmeal in the land!! All the staff I ran into were courteous and friendly. We very much look forward to returning! Also note, you can literally purchase cans of oxygen at a drugstore if needed. read more

In all our 22 years traveling around the US and Europe, in every aspect of hotel life and services, this place ranks in our top three. Extremely high on the value meter. Be sure to ask the owner for recommendations for things to do around Taos. read more

Adobe and Pines Inn - Reading in our Rosa room by the fire. Divine small inn with fab service. - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

Good inn, nice staff. The EV charging station is really a godsend for EV owners because Taos has quite limited charging options. Would recommend. read more

My wife and I just completed a 3 night stay At Adobe and Pines. We enjoyed our stay very much. The place is beautiful the rooms clean and the people working there are wonderful. Each breakfast was delicious and the service was excellent. We highly recommend this romantic getaway!! Judge Ed Richardson Circuit Judge Retired. read more

Great to find a place in Taos where we could charge the Rivian, close to family! Such a cozy and welcoming place.

Outstanding stay again (second visit). Christine and staff were pleasant, accommodating, and genuinely interested in their guests having a peaceful visit. it was a wonderful mini vacation in state for us. The massage therapist Christine booked was incredible. Thank you again for such a great experience for a couple night visit to Taos. We will be back! read more

Beautiful place! Nice and quiet. Room was very comfortable and the kiva fireplace made it extra special. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful! Owners were very friendly and polite! Highly recommend this B&B and we'll be back to stay here again. read more

Great place to stay! Such a unique Inn. Very personable, clean, inviting. We stayed 3 nights and absolutely loved it. The owner Christine was wonderful along with her wonderful staff. The breakfast's were amazing! Our room, turquoise, had 2 fireplaces and a jacuzzi! A comfortable bed and so relaxing! If ever in Taos you must stay here. read more

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Beautiful room (Puerta Roja) with a gorgeous tub/fire place, walk-in shower, and kitchenette. The yard between buildings makes it obvious that the owner (Christine) was a landscape architect...simply gorgeous. I sat outside to crochet and saw birds, butterflies, and other flying things all enjoying the lush landscape. The wind chimes add a zen like noise that help drown out the road traffic above. Breakfast was delightful (chickens onsite provide fresh eggs), fresh squeezed juice, or if needed she'll make you a to-go breakfast if you need to leave early. Overall, Christine was a great host, friendly conversationalist, wonderful cook, and made our stay that much more awesome. I highly recommend giving this gem a try...you won't be disappointed. read more

Adobe and Pines Inn - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

Lovely Bed & Breakfast! Quiet, relaxing atmosphere, very nice, friendly and attentive caretakers, good breakfasts, our room had a private second floor patio that was really nice in the evenings and for morning coffee. The only negative was no daily housekeeping--bugs in the bathtub and only clean cups for the coffeemaker. read more

Adobe and Pines Inn is the gold standard of a beautiful bed and breakfast. This is by far the best BNB I have ever stayed in. My husband and I were lucky enough to catch one night here during our trip to New Mexico. Christine and her team are super kind and professional, they took my food allergy very seriously and every detail of our stay was perfect. The vegan pumpkin pancakes that were served at breakfast were possibly the best pancakes I have ever had. The grounds are perfectly manicured and tastefully decorated, the rooms are adorable and have everything you could need. We can't wait to come back! read more

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Jeff and his mother have known Katherine and Louis for a number of years. (They used to have a business on Martha's Vineyard.) Jeff and his mom have been to this B&B before and were eager to return. I tagged along for this trip. We arrived the last day that they had available spaces. They were going to be booked solid for nearly a month after our visit. We had the choice of 3 different rooms. One was intimate but had great light. The next room was larger, a little darker but charming. The largest room (where Jeff and I ended up staying) was huge, in comparison. Jeff's mom chose the smallest room. It has a bed right when you walked in, a closet behind the door and the bathroom was behind a half wall that looked like an adobe wall. There was a small fireplace in the corner. The colors on the walls were bright, but not artificial nor glaring. I would have felt comfortable in this room. (The next morning, she reported that she slept well.) Jeff and I had a room with a kitchenette in it. I think it was called the Turquesa room, though I might be spelling it wrong. It was separate from the building with the office. One of the features that we didn't take advantage of was a private outdoor hot tub. (It was just too cold for me to go out and enjoy, but Jeff would have probably done it in a heartbeat.) The bathroom was huge, had its own fireplace and a large closet. The tub had whirlpool jets. Jeff took advantage of those for his morning bath. The bed was extremely comfortable and there were a variety of pillows, including some extra ones, in the closet. Had we stayed a few days, I could have cooked up some great meals with the stove. The little kitchen was fully stocked. Jeff attempted to light the fire, but was unsuccessful. It wasn't needed, the room was pleasantly warm. The office doubles as a lobby and small gift shop. They featured quite a bit of jewelry, but I ended up picking up a nice scarf. Breakfast was served in an enclosed porch, off to the side of the office and kitchen. The tables and chairs looked like they were pieced together, meticulously, with small twigs and sticks. Despite their appearance, they were sturdy and comfortable. We caught breakfast on the day that they had cheese blintzes. I was impressed by the lightness of the blintzes and the amount of time it must have taken to cut all of the garnish fruit! It was delicious. There are pots of coffee, teas, hot chocolate available in the breakfast area. In the office, they had a Keurig machine, which gave a few more options for hot drinks. Since we were there in the winter, the grounds are in their dormant season, but I can see how it would be absolutely stunning. If it were covered with snow, it would be a whole 'nother level of beautiful. The buildings are very old and so some of the doorways have low overhead clearance. I knocked my head more than once. Despite being right off the highway, I didn't hear any traffic. We went to dinner with Katherine and Louis. They gave us excellent recommendations for what to order and provided hours of wonderful conversation. This was my first B&B experience and I loved it. I hope to return, soon. read more

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Just returned home from my second visit to Adobe and Pines B&B. My first was in August of this year with high school girlfriends. The experience was so great that I returned this November with my husband. We arrived a few days after Taos' first snow. Weather was clear but crisp and cold. We entered the property thru a tree lined lane. Private, quiet and secluded. Charming , adobe "pueblos" each individualized by Spanish names of colors and decorated with same, have fireplaces and kitchen area . Puerta Roja had two fireplaces with one in the bathroom by hot tub. We had a TV in the room and watched Texas football! Beds and pillows were luxurious and comfortable. Breakfasts were gourmet and filling. After breakfast, we didn't need to eat until late afternoon. Robbie gave great recommendations for dinner. Be sure to ask, you won't be disappointed. Can't wait to return in the spring and see the seasonal beauty of Adobe and Pines B & B! I'm sure it will be sensational. read more

I don't have enough beautiful words to describe our experience. We live in ABQ and after a recent traumatic family event, and working through the administrative and the emotional process of loosing a loved one, needless to say more, we needed a weekend out of town! We decided to head North and on a whim (which is outside of our character) didn't have a room reserved, we just wanted to get there. Anywhere. We were eating a late dinner and were searching for a place to stay. We called this amazing facility (after hours) and were welcomed with open arms. The room was just adorable, the fireplace cozy, the freshly made apple juice was perfect, and in line with the fall season the candy corn in the lobby was my favorite!! The property brought such a calming peace over us both. The meditation labyrinth was peaceful, the chicken so cute, and the colors perfect. You will not be disappointed with every detail ''tis property has to offer. We will be back and have recommended it to family and friends. Thank you! read more

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We will absolutely return and stay here! We had the 2 bedroom with hot tub and fire pit. We used both, and it was an incredibly fun and relaxing time. Christine's hospitality is 5 stars!! read more

Adobe and Pines Inn - This is an Incredible place to stay!! So relaxing! - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

Wonderously beautiful place. My wife and I recently stayed here on our way further south. Quite the relaxing oasis! From the twin hammock and fire circle (which we didn't have time to make use of), to the babbling brook that runs through the property (just outside your door depending on the room you're in) this place was exactly the spa-like, nestled in nature, rest we needed on our long journey. The staff was very attentive, and the breakfast was delicious! Not your average bed and breakfast by any means. If we're ever this way again we'll definitely be making a repeat stay. read more

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Fabulous bed and breakfast. We loved everything about this Inn, from the cozy wood burning fireplace in the room to the comfy bed and authentic southwestern decor. A must if you're staying in Taos! read more

We made reservations to stay here December 2020. We never got to stay here because the owner emailed us 3 weeks before our stay to let us know she would pretty much hold us hostage if we decided to follow through with the reservation. I quote "you and your car will not be allowed to leave our property for the duration of your stay". This was a result of New Mexico's COVID mandate changing for out of state visitors back then. My boyfriend and I were not aware there had been changes on their mandate and we were not trying to bypass it. I called the owner as soon as I read that email to get clarification on their cancellation policy when is NOT your fault. What I understood from the call was basically that she was going cancel our reservation, keep the $368 we had paid upfront (half of our reservation total) and give us a voucher that was good for "a year". Well, after she hung up the phone she went ahead and charged me for the remaining half. When I saw that charge I called back to ask her why she did that. The owner became very aggressive over the phone and told me "I thought you'd be more understanding" and "I am in the brink of closing my doors". I never used the voucher because who would want to stay in a place where people talk to you that way? What a nasty way to make business. This place ruined small mom and pop accommodations for us. Since then my boyfriend and I have been to Colorado and Hawaii and we opted for Airbnb so that we never again have to deal with people like this. Ps. Readers may be wondering why I am writing this review after so long. Well, as Covid numbers rise once again I'd hate for anyone to make reservations here and get cheated out of their hard earned money. Get yourself an Airbnb, they offer fair cancellations policies or even a hotel. read more

A wonderful place to stay, with excellent and kind staff. The rooms/beds/kitchen/etc were fantastic, the breakfasts are delicious and varied, and the gardens are gorgeous. Very peaceful stay. I also received a lot of valuable local information from the staff on places to hike etc. I will definitely be back! read more

NOT THAT NICE; NOT WORTH THE PRICE; AND SKETCHY CHARGES AFTER CHECKOUT There are some good things about this bed and breakfast. It is located in a charming, traditional adobe house. It is in a good location just outside of Taos, New Mexico, and the rooms are clean, if a bit shabby. The coffee is also good. I would expect those qualities out of a $150-$200/night hotel, however, and the Adobe and Pines Inn is DEFINITELY not a $150-$200/night hotel. Rather, the Adobe and Pines Inn is a $350-$400/night bed and breakfast, and it has a few features I would not expect at a bed and breakfast in that price range: - It is right next to a busy road; so, you get to listen to road noise all night. - The toilet ran constantly; so, you get to listen to that too. - The hot tub was old (and, strangely, full of bees, both dead and alive). - The cabin smelled a bit like garbage, and it smelled like chickens by the hot tub. - The "zen garden" was overgrown with weeds. Basically, nothing about this bed and breakfast was really that nice. The breakfast was just OK...separating hollandaise sauce served over an egg on a ham cold cut and an un-toasted Thomas English muffin. The rooms are kind-of cute, but not really that comfortable. There aren't that many amenities, and the customer service really wasn't that friendly either. Finally, I noticed some statements in the check-in letter about the possibility of a cleaning charge, and I made sure to leave my cabin really clean to prevent incurring this fee. Nonetheless - and a full five days after I check out - I get a notice that I've been assessed a $50 cleaning fee. It's possible I might have missed something, but to me, the charge felt more than a little like a scam. (Apparently, it costs $50 to clean a stain that I didn't notice and am fairly certain I didn't leave out of a sheet.) It added insult to injury after I already felt like I got a bit ripped off paying so much to stay in a place that, again, isn't really that nice in the first place. I don't know what other accommodations there are in Taos, but after a pretty bad experience, I can't really recommend that anyone stay at the Adobe and Pines Bed and Breakfast. read more

Just spent two nights here and it was excellent in every way. Cat and Robbie are superior hosts and we now wouldn't stay anywhere else when visiting Taos. read more

My elderly parents and I stayed here and the grounds are beautiful. I wanted to provide a great B&B experience for them. Everything was perfect the night we arrived, there was lemonade and fresh baked cookies in the lobby area which was fantastic after a long trip. In the morning we enjoyed our breakfast outside our patio under a green apple tree, such a great delight! The only disappointment was that I asked for a bit more time at exactly 11:00am because my elderly mom was in the restroom not feeling well and I didn't want to rush her. I was told I needed to check out by 11am exactly. I suppose all the common courtesy is gone after check out. :-( read more

We returned for the 4th time for yet another spectacular weekend at this relaxing, well appointed bed and breakfast get-away. Christine is a warm and welcoming host and the breakfasts were delicious. Located on the outskirts of town, the 5 minute drive to the heart of Taos was simple and straightforward. An added bonus is the resident dog, who is every bit as welcoming as Christine. We look forward to our 5th visit.... read more

Our stay was wonderful! The room was spacious and relaxing. I slept in the pull out couch and was grateful for the memory foam topper. Christine and her staff checked in with us each morning at breakfast to make sure all our needs were being met. The B&B is beautiful! The space is charming and fun to explore. Lola my dog had fun running around the courtyard while we ate breakfast. Our first morning we had delicious pancakes and fruit. The next morning was eggs Benedict and fruit parfaits. I was disappointed that we had to miss breakfast the last morning since my family wanted to get on the road at 4 am. My mother loved the labyrinth and zen garden. My dad enjoyed the hammock and how helpful Christine was with recommendations for food and things to see around Taos. Overall, I had a great time and I would recommend this B&B to everyone. read more

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This was our second time staying at Adobe & Pines and it was even more beautiful than we remembered. Our first stay was in 2012 under different owners and the current owner Christine is just as wonderful and accommodating as our previous hosts. The grounds are positively gorgeous, the hospitality is second to none, and the rooms are super unique and cozy. We have stayed in the Puerta Rosa and Puerta Cobre and both were fantastic. I might give Puerta Cobre a slight edge but you really can't go wrong here. This place is truly a gem and one of our favorite places we have ever stayed. read more

We had a wonderful time at Adobe and Pines Inn. Christine, Janice and Ella (the dog) were all delightful. Christine, the innkeeper, was the epitome of a gracious and well-informed host, leaving nothing to chance and ensuring that every detail of our stay was comfortable and special. The room and property were beautiful and the experience was impeccably executed from a serene atmosphere with Native American flute music to superb (and healthy) breakfasts that started our day off wonderfully. This is a true gem of a place and not to be missed. read more