Large enough laundromat with plenty of washers and dryers. Well-priced and clean. Probably ten…read moresingle load washers (4 were not working); Eighteen triple load washers (2 were not working); Three six load washers all working. Single load were $2,25 each; triple load were $4.00; six load was $8.75. Dryers were .25 for 6 minutes. .75 seemed to adequately dry two large loads. The person working was explaining to people how to use machines correctly, but there always has to be one jerk who doesn't listen. When offered help, she treated him rudely even though he was polite asking her. She states she didn't belong in a littoral doing her own laundry. I guess the rich are having to break a sweat in this economy. In Taos on vacation and like to do laundry to take home fresh clothes. Highly recommended.

I would avoid this place. The guy behind the counter who wears the cowboy hat all the time is one…read moreof those humans who seems to enjoy harrassing people. He was rude to me on multiple ocassions in the past and I let it slide. Today, he was downright obnoxious. He berated me in front of other customers for not putting the quarters in the machine fast enough. Then, he refused to let me use the bathroom (although he let other patrons use it). I used to actually really enjoy doing my laundry at Spin and Sparkle. No more!

Peralta's is best for drop off but they're closed on Wednesday, often doesn't fit my schedule.read more

Wonderful place! We had a very sick pup and we thought our bedspread was toast. We were planning to…read morethrow it away, but Peralta was able to make it like new! So happy to have a clean bedspread!

We spent 2 weeks in Taos from Philadelphia, and over that time accumulated a lot of souvenirs. All…read moreof them were handmade and many one of a kind. Although the retail value of all was probably about $300, the sentimental value to us is priceless. On a friends recommendation we went to Taos Crating to have them sent back home to us. On December 17th, as they were dealing with holiday volume, the employees at Taos Crating listened to our needs, desires, and concerns and within 24 hours, packed our purchases securely and efficiently and sent them via UPS. The package arrived in mint condition with absolutely not a thing broken or even moved!! We are overjoyed that I listened to our friend and shopped local instead of the UPS Store! I highly recommend you use them for your next shipment!

For about two years Taos Crating has been picking up huge UPS shipments (thousands of pounds and…read moredozens of boxes) for my internet-based business which is located 15 minutes from Taos. In addition, they have packed and shipped a few specialty items for me. They have always been very careful with the handling of my goods, and so they help my business keep a good reputation and help me sleep at night. They have been consistently reliable and professional, and also they are just really nice people who are easy to work with.

Every time I bring my computer in there they will not give me even a ballpark cost estimate. They…read moremight give a time estimate but it bears no relation to the reality. And the work is middling at best, with no feedback or consult.

I'm not sure they want my review, however! I called them…read moreto ask about my XboxOne, they said they don't do XBox however they would look at. It had chronic overheating issues and died within a very loud fan wined up (so before the load screen for fans). It got so bad I was going to buy a new one. I called Electric Sheep (ESC.. heheheh) and HOLY COW! They just took my box for about the 10 minutes. Boom. Now I have my whole gaming and hub for my media center back. They didnt let me inside the store (kinda weird) but they where SUPER friendly outside. They also cleaned and put my machine into an operation again cheap! They didn't break open the Xbox for a full dust out/out(warranty people know the respect). Whatever they did do was perfect. I really hope they expand into console services. Thanks guys please think about expanding services to gamers. The consoles always need repairs that aren't here in our beautiful Taos.

I keep thinking I have become used to bad service in Taos, only to be reminded of it one more time…read more Called, we spoke, he would call me back that same day.. and once again, did it happen?? Of course not.

Great service and very professional. Highly recommended. Small company that operates locally in…read moreTaos, NM, is able to offer personalized service that is quick and efficient.

Small privately owned shop with a great attitude. An unfortunate incident with a stick had me…read morethinking I might have to replace my bike. Ryan was able to realign both the derailleur hanger and derailleur and get everything dialed in to get me back on the trail in hours.

Down to earth, competent, nice folks. Worked on my bike while I waited. Price was reasonable.read more

Great service and value. I appreciate Linda's commitment to quality. He craft is not replaceable…read moreby AI.

This was the first time I have had anything upholstered and Linda dis a great job! Price was…read morereasonable and she was fast in completing the work! Definitely recommend

My friend Bob had never been to New Mexico before and wanted to see an "iconic" pueblo. Taos…read morePueblo immediately came to mind and a place that Gayle and I had not been for over 18 years. It was a bit of a drive up (via the High Road), but well worth the time and effort. These multi-story homes are more than a thousand years old. None of the homes in the Taos Pueblo are vacant - five or six families live on the Pueblo full time, while the others live in town (with running water and electricity) but stay in their ancestral home many weeks throughout the year for important celebrations. We about the history of the Taos (or Tewa) people from our guide, Riley. That started at the Saint Geronimo Chapel and onward to the old church grounds, that hold the crumbling ruins of the original San Geronimo Chapel. Built in 1619 by Spanish priests using forced Native labor, it was destroyed during the 1680 Pueblo Revolt and again in 1847 by the U.S. Army (with women and children inside). In between were information on Pueblo ovens, family ties, and the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) movement. There were also various shop sprinkled throughout, with a few pleasant surprises, like one run by an established Santa Fe painter, and some nicely done local jewelry and other art. There was a lot to see here and I appreciated the leisurely pace, while being respectful of restricted areas and honoring any cultural-related requests by our hosts.

They really need to update their website. They are closed till September 1 2026. We drove out of…read moreour way to see this and they are closed till September not very good when traveling. I won't be back