Taos Kit Carson Home and Museum Hotels

"Nice 200 year old hotel in downtown Taos. We booked a room with fireplace but unfortunately it was not working. Also the walls are paper thin, we could hear clearly the conversation our neighbors were having. Very beautiful paintings and it has a secret room with D. H. Lawrence paintings with a cool history how they came to own it. Does not provide breakfast but it has a coffee place on the premises. Parking is 10$. I would recommend it with the caveats above."

"Outstanding location, food and drink and music!"

"Rooms in the back are nicely renovated. Had everything I needed including fridge, microwave, and AC. Relatively quiet. "

"The staff is welcoming, friendly, and accommodating. They can’t do enough for you. The property is impeccably maintained and the attention to the Southwest detail is remarkable. Highly recommend the restaurant for the service and tasty menu - must try the Pistachio Velvet drink - very smooth and delicious. The spa is beautifully relaxing with the perfect staff to match!"

"Great location, place… especially if traveling with a pet. Older property but well maintained, friendly breakfast staff!"

"Lovely stay. "

"Restaurant and front desk were the best in Taos. Loved the landscape and pool. Room was well designed with Aesop products. "

"I stayed for a week with my boyfriend and our dog. I would have appreciated this info before booking. First I’ll start with the pros:PROShistoric adobe building, very coollocation, everything is walkableparking was actually pretty easy to figure outcheck in was easyquirky fun decor CONSblinds don’t cover the windows fully and bed faces them. Sun is blinding in the morning. We didn’t sleep well the whole trip. A privacy screen or full blind coverage would have been the biggest game changer.Dusty condition overall. Didn’t feel super clean.Shower curtain was one of the flimsy ones that sticks to your body if you get too close. Cramped shower, difficult to shave legs if that matters to youNowhere to hang clothes on hangers. Instead of the shelving with decorations, why not an armoire with hangers for guests clothes? Lots of decor taking up space but not many functional things like an iron, etc. A small TV would be nice— on the mantle of the fireplace or something. Or at least some board games available if TV isn’t doable. Overall wouldn’t stay a second time. Def not for an extended stay. We don’t need a lot of space or a kitchenette, but it just wasn’t comfortable or a place we enjoyed hanging out in at night after full days adventuring around Taos. "

"This is a very nice and conveniently located casita. The bed perhaps needs replacing."