My husband and I loved the peacefulness of this place, but the hostess was a little strange. The…read morebathroom sink didn't work from the first time we used it, and when we texted the hostess she told us where the plunger was and to plunge it. Little did we know that we would be plunging it daily! There were no screens in the windows, so if you wanted fresh air it came complete with bugs! The casitas were very small and cramped with no place to eat your food unless you went out onto the porch. Unfortunately, I dropped a small piece of chicken on the sheet and quickly tried to clean it up, but it left a small stain. I felt terrible until I saw the bill included a cleaning fee and service charge. What service?

We had our wedding here and the setting is absolutely perfect but the owner was a very unpleasant…read moreperson to deal with. Arranging a wedding is very stressful and she was rude and toxic. It didn't ruin my day but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone because of the stranageness of the owner.

Omg wonderful!!!!! The best hidden gem ever... Christine the owner was fabulous, rooms met my high…read moreCalifornia standards and more... the grounds were beautiful, food was amazing and the puppies were adorable. I'm coming back for sure and telling all my friends...

My wife and I celebrated our elopement at Casa Escondida earlier this month and it was everything…read morewe could have hoped for and more! We live in the area and wanted a small, simple, and special ceremony in this beautiful landscape that we love. I'm so grateful to have stumbled upon Casa Escondida's elopement packages through some late night googling. Ernesto helped to plan the perfect celebration for us and our 3 guests. I especially appreciated how open and considerate Ernesto was of us as a queer couple in the planning of the event. He didn't make any assumptions when it came to pronouns, flowers, or the names we would call each other as a married couple. He made sure to ask first which was so thoughtful and made us feel even more at ease and sure of our choice. It really was the most magical day and that is a huge thanks to Ernesto and his staff!

My friend found this super cute bed and breakfast in the Chimayo area and we were able to book…read moreCasita Escondido Suite which was a cozy, one-bedroom adobe suite right next to the main house complete with a kiva fireplace (my favorite part!!!) My friend took the queen bed in the main room while I slept on the comfortable day bed in the sitting room. Our room also had a kitchen area which we used to make some nighttime tea. In the morning we enjoyed breakfast in the main building. Coffee, juice, fruit bowl, and southwest quiche. It is no wonder Casa Escondida Bed & Breakfast is often rated the number one bed and breakfast in Northern New Mexico. Personally, my only 'complaint' was we called in advance to ensure we could be on property early AND that there was reliable wifi as my friend needed to log on Zoom for tutoring. Unfortunately, the wifi was not reliable at all and Zooming was not a possibility. Hopefully it has since been resolved. If you're looking for a relaxing place to stay in the Chimayo area, I recommend Casa Escondida!

Back again at the Hacienda with Viola, Ruth, and the wonderful staff. As has been pointed out both…read morepositively and negatively this is not the Ritz Carlton or even La Fonda Santa Fe. What it is, however, is authentic and true to its history and its location. No TV, no cell service (at least not if you have AT&T). Hardwood floors, viga ceilings, kiva fireplaces. The floorboards may squeak and the beds may too, but if you just will allow yourself to settle into the spirit of this place you will find some mighty fine relaxation. And for that you may need to spend a couple of nights (we always stay 5), visit the Santuario, enjoy the wonderful breakfasts delivered to your room on TV trays (muffin, fresh fruit, yogurt, juice, and coffee/tea), and eat all meals across the road at Rancho de Chimayo. Rooms Uno, Seis, and Siete have outside balconies with small sitting areas, well worth the small extra expense if the weather allows you to enjoy them. Uno and Siete are on the road so if the sound of cars passing by affects your sleep, then opt for an interior room; we find the sound very comforting, somehow reassuring knowing that the working world keeps on moving while we're still comfortably tucked in. I hear a car or two around 6 or so and then promptly go right back to sleep. You will not meet nicer, more caring hosts anywhere. As an added benefit, prices are considerably less than Santa Fe, which is only 35 minutes away; we usually go into SF to spend the day on Mondays when Rancho de Chimayo is closed.

Chimayo, New Mexico. You hear about this little town in a big way during Good Friday. We decided…read moreto spend a weekend out of the big city and take that hour and a half drive to this tranquil place. We checked in and were given UNO as our room. Wait for it--- No TV, No phone and No wi-fi. You were lucky if you had a bar on your cell phone. It was exactly what we needed. Wood filled the box outside the room just waiting to be burned. The wood floors crept as you walked and the tiny refrigerator held snacks and beverages. We slept like babies and woke to fresh air and breakfast to order at Rancho de Chimayo across the street. This weekend left us well rested and grateful for the silence.

We stayed in the Kiva room, a self-enclosed suite attached to the house. We did not see the…read morebedrooms in the main house. This review would be five stars except that while we were there the WiFi wasn't working. Everything else was lovely. The room was beautiful with a huge shower, and there was a great patio and homey front porch, with pleasant views of meadows and mountains. The only sounds were birds and the wind in the ancient cottonwoods. Cuba is an absolutely unpretentious little town (to put it mildly and kindly), but that's part of the attraction. It has two great New Mexican restaurants--El Bruno and The Chaco Grill, which is affiliated with the lodge (but is a five minute drive away). It's the perfect antidote to expensive, dripping-with-charm, tourist-filled towns like Taos or Santa Fe. In Cuba it's possible to experience New Mexico at its unpretentious, authentic, laid-back best. (There's also a funky, artsy drive-thru espresso stand at the north end of town, Juicy Jitters.) This B&B would be a good base for exploration of nearby ruins (Anasazi and Gallina) that are rarely visited--Bluebird Mesa, Rattlesnake Ridge, etc.--as well as the very famous Chaco Canyon (about 75 miles away).

From the owner: Short trip to Chaco canyon, national forest at are back gate hiking,horseback-4 wheeling scenic…read moreattraction near by. Massage therapy

This b & b is beautiful, historic and surprisingly affordable. This inn is walking distance from…read moreshops, museums and restaurants. The art inside the inn is everywhere and you feel like you're in a museum. The staff are friendly. Ruthann the innkeeper is very accommodating to your every need. Breakfast is included and its yummy. The rooms are spacious and are immaculately decorated in Southwest decor. Lots of outdoor spaces to gather. My only criticism - the pillows weren't comfortable. But everything was wonderful.

The Inn is got some great history, wonderful rooms with Vigas and comfortable beds. The drawbacks…read morewere not great lighting in the rooms. Breakfast was served to us the first day by someone who barely spoke any English. It was impossible for one of our group to make a special order. Breakfast is table service. The French toast was delicious, but wasn't very warm. You can easily walk to the plaza and nearby restaurants. It's a little pricey, but very cute. Get a room away from Kit Carson Rd..

This is the best place to stay if you are heading to the north-eastern entrance to Chaco Canyon…read morefrom the south in NM. It seems out of the way at first because of the rural roads but it is only about 6 miles from Cuba and well worth the short detour. 3 different rooms all with lots of character and wild west charm. It is super comfortable and roomy and Vi was very generous with leaving treats and breakfast for us before our journey to mystical Chaco.

This was a perfect lodging experience. My husband and I were there a couple of weeks ago in the…read moreCasita Garcia for the weekend. The many pros: My two most important criteria: Immaculately clean and practically silent despite being next door to a bar Comfortable bed and pillows Attentive, kind, warm service (Aileen couldn't have been nicer) 10 minute walk, 5 minute drive to center of town Fine dining restaurant next door, brewery on the other side Tasteful, artistic details throughout the room and the common areas Plentiful snacks and beverages for guests to enjoy Delicious, generous breakfast served in a beautifully decorated room on gorgeous tableware (not important but appreciated) Short drive or longer walk to Trader Joe's I have no complaints and hope to stay there again someday.

We had a wonderful stay at El Farolito from October 5 to October 9 in 2025. Our host, Reagan, was…read morehelpful and made delicious breakfasts each morning. Our room (Acequia Madre) was spacious and charming, and had an individual refrigerator, microwave and coffee machine. The hotel is easy walking distance to both the Plaza and Canyon Road. We traveled via Amtrak and you do not need a car to get around unless you want to go out of town. A lovely experience and a lovely hotel. Thanks Reagan!

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

My stay at Adobe & Pines Inn was like a feeling of being welcomed home. Kat and the staff did…read moreeverything to make me feel welcomed and appreciated. The rooms were fantastic, comfortable and very clean. I was fortunate enough to have stayed in 2 different rooms, one in the Hacienda (Puerta Azul) and one of the Casitas (Puerta Roja) both were excellent. The food each morning was amazing, fresh and delicious. I've already booked my next stay here and can't wait to get back.

The rooms are nice here and the suites are roomy with really beautiful views on the backside. The…read morefood is pretty great at the bar, standard at the snack bar, and I haven't tried the food at the sports bar, but I'm looking forward to it. The swimming pool is big and the hot tub usually works. My only complaint is that you can sometimes smell cigarette smoke lofting in from the outside. I don't gamble, so I can't speak to that. But I do enjoy my time here taking advantage of the other amenities. There are lots of bowling lanes and the event space is very large.

Stayed at the Santa Claren Casino Hotel in Espanola NM recently to attend Feast Day at Santa Clara…read morePueblo. This property is well-done & comfortable. The staff are friendly and accommodating We ate dinner in the Grill on the Casino Floor our first night there. The taco plate was delicious and we were treated very well. One issue we encountered was no coffee available anywhere in the hotel before 8 am when the casino opens. We tried going to the grill for breakfast one morning and left because of construction noise. It was horribly loud! There is a travel center affiliated with the hotel nearby but too far away to walk over to get coffee. The staff there was extremely friendly. We had a yummy breakfast burrito there one morning. We were very happy with our stay