I was in sore need of a personal retreat but didn't want to go too far from home, so I was glad to…read morefind this home-away-from-home in Taos. Owner Nancy was so nice and obviously proud of the place when I called to make my reservation. There are four casistas, each with a full bath, seating area and full kitchen stocked with usable utensils and even a washer and dryer. Tile floors, nice adobe decor, a fireplace and a sweet little patio out back complete the comfortable large studio apartment feel. It was also private, in a lovely area and within walking distance of Taos Plaza. I needed some downtime, a quiet place to read or just be and maybe get a little writing done. It was perfect for all of those. This place is not a motel, but rather a vacation rental. So remember to play fair and clean up after yourself. Such a good deal -- you'll want to go back. I do.

It was the perfect place to getaway and decompress. I rented Casita C for a month, but wish I…read morecould've stayed longer. Very quiet, immaculate and unpretentious, with Just the right touch of decorations to provide authentic southwestern feel. The kitchenette and cookware are very basic. The hosts were so very caring, gracious and responsive to my needs and requests My only complaint was the invasion of ants into the units, if even a crumb of food left on the floor. Also a screen on door would be nice to enjoy the fresh air. A very disoriented prairie dog "coming out of hibernation" entered my Casita through the unscreened open door; It was reluctant to leave and had to be pushed out after a 30 minutes visit! ;) Nevertheless, I'd definite stay again! Great place to launch day trips by car to explore the surrounding areas or just spend time leisurely walking to nearby Taos Plaza and parks.

Better than expected given some of the lukewarm reviews…read more First of all, liked the location just off the main road (Paseo Del Pueblo Norte/Hwy 68). And, yes, it shares a driveway with the Taos Art Museum, so you'll be scratching your head when you first arrive. Beautiful foyer and our unit (1 Bedroom) was spacious. The main living area has a dining table and mini-kitchen. There was a Murphy bed along one wall and a second bathroom, so you could use it as a 2-room unit. Our bedroom and additional bathroom provided plenty of space. We were on the first floor and had a small patio off both rooms. But, it was cold and stormy when we visited so we didn't use the outdoor space. The staff was fantastic and we were thrilled to have an early check-in after our snowy drive from Santa Fe. The resort is large, but was only partially occupied during our stay and they had several off-season construction projects going on during our visit. The pool is closed during the cold months, but the outdoor hot tub was open. It was only OK, so definitely room for improvement there. There were other indoor rec spaces (gym and pool table), but we didn't use those during our stay. They did have copies of USA Today and other tourist info. we found helpful by the front entrance. Loved the location which wasn't in the heart of downtown, but within easy walking distance of many restaurants, shops, and galleries in Taos. Sabor Real across the street was an easy breakfast spot and the grocery store, Cid's Market, was just down the road. The kitchenette was solely for heating up leftovers with no stove top or oven and only a mini-fridge, toaster, coffee machine, and microwave. Our favorite thing when we arrived was movies and popcorn. After a big storm, there was no cable TV, so we went through their HUGE binder of movies and selected a couple. My recommendation to them after our visit was to group the movies by genre since everything (horror, kids, romantic comedy, etc.) are all mixed together. On that first night, they had bags of popcorn in the reception area, but it never returned during our stay. The resort felt like a WorldMark, but probably because of the timing of our stay, we also had personal service. Some of the things in the room were oddly placed or installed backwards (door handles that lift up, and toilet rolls in odd locations), but overall things were just fine and we'd stay here again.

The front desk service is great. My mom told me to always start with a positive. This is the…read morethird time I have stayed here and all three times the rooms have been disgusting. First two times found hairs hanging in the bathrooms. This time the upped the clean we found toenail clipping on the floor in the room plus the shower shelves were disgustingly filthy, hairs in the sink and on the back of the toilet. Also look like someone spit on the shower nozzle and it dripped on the tub. I. Actually had to wipe the room down myself and go get a vacuum to clean the floors. Capper to the night I accidentally went to the wrong door and my key card opened it. Luckily no one was in there. Owner members pay hefty prices for membership and fees only to find things like this. New surprise my son tried to get water from the kitchenette sink. Was a nice bright urine color. I have to give them props when the district manager was informed and since he was in the building stopped in and was very nice. He admitted they have a problem and are fixing the problems by replacing current management. It might be exciting to see. Just not sure I want to try the risk of a 4th experience.

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.

Staying at Adobe and Pines Inn recharges me like no place else in the world…read more 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.

Four friends and i just returned from Taos, NM for our (28th) annual ski trip. We have skied &…read morestayed at many places over the years, and there is nothing like Taos. One of the things that made the trip memorable was staying at Taos Desert Oak. This is an authentic Adobe home was in ruins before it was restored and saved from demolition. It is downtown and walking distance to some great shops and restaurants. It is on a quiet street and blends in perfectly with the New Mexico landscape. On our arrival we opened the refrigerator to find beer, local salsa and chips waiting for us. The hot tub was perfect after a long day of skiing. The whole thing was very comfortable and memorable. We will return for sure..

I have stayed at several Premiere Properties vacation homes over the years and they are all…read morefantastic! Winter is fun because of the skiing and snowshoe trails and summer in Taos offers many festivals. Really superior homes and Premiere is very responsive when my wife and I need something. Strongly recommend... Bill Eager

I have worked with Gary of Premier properties several times over the years and have always been…read moremost pleased. He is always helpful. I recently rented a space in Arroyo Seco with him and Tanya. My go to for the area.

Cute, clean cabin in a beautiful location. The owners are friendly and everything went smoothly.read more

While this place sounds lovely and the owner seems nice on the phone taking reservation (never met…read morethem during our stay), I wil not go back nor recommend. The cabin was dirty and the place had broken windows, and it appeared neglected on many levels. We used our own pillows and towels- theirs seemed clean but had stains on them. The kitchen cabinets had crumbs within. The location is pretty, not too far from town but zero cell access at this location. We HAD to ask if WiFi was available -it was. We never saw our bill (after asking for a copy), never were welcomed or greeted upon arrival. When I explained a window track was off and window couldn't close properly, the response was we will fix it tomorrow -that was AFTER we checked out. They don't respond to email address listed on website so use phone only if you want to connect.