Old Taos Guesthouse Bed & Breakfast

Bob is the best. He and Cady have such an adorable place and they make you feel right at home. The views are serene and the setting is so relaxing! Definitely recommend to others and we keep coming back!

Great Service, Amazing Food in the morning (Out of this world granola), and a easy drive up to the ski valley, and over all a cozy and homie experience

We found Old Taos Guesthouse Bed & Breakfast somewhat by chance online…
we drove into Taos (oblivious to the fact that NM is an hour ahead of where we came from)…we called ahead to let Bob know… he kindly waited for us to arrive early evening and helped us with restaurant choices for dinner!
We were in the Sunrise Suite — it is absolutely charming, cleanliness is up to my OCD mom’s standard! The night sky was filled with lovely stars and we fell asleep to the soft orchestral music of crickets in the courtyard. Morning sun filled our rooms with birdies chirping all around us! Breakfast was delicious — quiche, muffin & fruits. Bob, Kathy and Scout (their cute doggie) welcomed us into their magical B & B.
Long story short, we had an amazing one night stay! Plotting our next visit already!

We selected this property from its website — and we are delighted ! The property is the reality of your dream of what a Taos B&B should be. It is about 1.5 miles from the Plaza. The grounds are lovely; the house doc and cat are laid back and friendly. The hosts are genuinely warm and friendly — oh yes — also helpful and great cooks. This is one of those rare B & Bs that will make us return visitors

This is a perfectly maintained 180 year old adobe hacienda with comfortable, modern furnishings.
It looked like it could have been in architectural digest.
It might be the best place to stay in Taos, too.
The large acreage allows you to enjoy the awesome weather and some nature while only being about a 3 minute drive from the historic district where all the shops, galleries, wineries, live music and restaurants are located.
Parking at a meter in town is 50 cents an hour until 5pm so it’s no problem. We just pulled up in town and got parking immediately outside a gallery called «Untitled» every time we went in to town.
The free breakfast every morning was extremely tasty and filling and would easily have cost $ 20 at an equivalent trendy restaurant at home.
They aren’t just serving croissants and jelly but really going the extra mile for a great breakfast.
The shared room has been updated since some of the last pictures on Unilocal and it’s a pleasant place to eat breakfast and read. There are lots of outdoor places so you’re never crowded with other guests.
The owners, Bob and Cady, bought it last year and have really gone the extra mile to improve it and offer a great stay.
This is a strong recommend.

I’m sitting on the back patio of my room here as I write this. Taking in the greenery, chirping birds and warmth of the early morning sun. The place has beautiful grounds, and the rooms are as welcoming and tastefully decorated as one could possibly want. The whole place has a character of its own that makes you feel at home. The owners are super nice, and their dog super friendly and fuzzy. It really is all one could want in a B&B. I’d put this in my top 5 all time favorites.

Wonderful place. Beautiful setting. Great breakfast. Well appointed rooms. Bob and Katie are terrific hosts.

We stay at B&B’s every once in a while. Old Taos Guesthouse Bed & Breakfast is at the top of our list. The owners Bob and Kathy are welcoming and warm. They have a great staff. the rooms where immaculate. I had the opportunity to see a few rooms and they all had their charm.
The grounds were also clean beautiful. The hot tub was a little hot the first night. Mentioned it to Bob and he had it heated perfectly for the next night.
The property looks west for amazing sunsets. I mentioned to Bob that we wanted to have a glass of wine and watch the sunset. He set up the chimenea so all we needed to do was light the starter and paper. He also left out additional wood. We enjoyed sunset, wine and fire as the stars came out.
We stayed 3 nights, every morning the Breakfast where amazing. Plenty of delicious hot food to get our day going.
Cant wait to go back! Bottom line the Owners, grounds, rooms and breakfast all where way beyond our expectations!
Thank You everyone at Old Taos Guesthouse for giving us a great vacation.

My wife and I just returned from a wonderful stay at this charming B&B. What a wonderful experience it was. Bob and his wife Kathy were the perfect hosts. The entire place has a warm a friendly vibe to it, with a wonderful breakfast each morning, and comfortable furniture to lounge and read. It was very cold when we were there, so we didn’t get to spend much time outside, but you can see 60 miles from there back yard, so I can imagine going back when the weather warms up and enjoying a sunset. We’ll definitely go back if we’re ever in the neighborhood.

I almost hate to give such a good review because I know the news will spread fast and soon this place will be not such a best kept secret any longer. But Bob and Kady, the owners are the sweetest, friendliest hosts. Their homemade breakfasts are PHENOMENAL! The rooms are so charming. Each night we stargazed from the hot tub and enjoyed watching the sunset next to the chiminea. They also recommended a nearby hike that was easy and had great views of the Rio Grande. We will undoubtedly be back.
Maggie & Mike

I loved my stay here. The new owners are fabulous!!! Bob and Cady apparently just took over about six months ago and were so welcoming and friendly. They were always ready with helpful suggestions about where to hike or eat. Not to mention, they serve the best breakfast every morning. Seriously delicious. They were even careful to accommodate my vegetarian requests.
The property is beautiful. Our room was tastefully decorated and very comfortable. Cady took us on a tour of the property and we got to see all the other rooms, which were equally gorgeous. The sunsets there are amazing. There are benches where you can sit quietly and enjoy it overlooking their property. The hot tub was great for a glass of wine at night looking up at the starry sky.
Location is great– close to town and hiking.
A side bonus– their son was visiting at the same time and really added to the aesthetics ;)

I confess, this was our first B&B. If every B&B is like this one, we may never stay in another hotel. Bob & Cady were delightful, genuinely appreciative of our 1 night stay, and the breakfast was delicious!
Example #1 — When we pulled off the I-​25 from Colorado I called the B&B to let them know when we’d arrive (I couldn’t remember the check in times). Bob was very happy I called as a courtesy. I had heard someone that nice on the phone since I don’t know when!
Ex #2 — When we arrived, my wife asked if the pillows were down (she’s allergic) and they said absolutely not but they weren’t sure about the blanket on the bed. They removed it and replaced it with another as quickly as they could (a few minutes).
Ex #3 — We had some noisy neighbors the night we stayed. I noticed that our room had an old door that connected to those neighbors, but it was covered by furniture. We mentioned to Cady that that door may need another solution to help with soundproofing. She was very thankful that we brought it up and come to find out we were not the only ones that heard our noisy neighbors.
The place itself was adorable and it’s close enough to the canyon to have the feel of a real mountain retreat. We only wish we stayed a few more days!
One more note about Room #7… If you’re tall, you may want to pick another room. The bathroom is very tiny with a very low ceiling. When we had the bathroom window open it felt a little like you were in the middle of a hallway where everybody could hear your business (they probably could), so there may be better choices for privacy than #7.

We only stayed here one night, but it was definitely our favorite stop of the trip. Bob and Cady are delightful, charming and incredibly thoughtful people, we felt like we were staying in their home.
They have everything: great views of the valley and the mountains, a fridge to put a couple beers, gorgeous property with lounging chars, a spa, a dog named Scout, a rooster named Merlin, board games and the most delicious french toast.
The entire experience was great, we can’t wait to come back here.

My wife and I stayed here over Easter weekend 2014 for a quick getaway. Dog friendly, good food, comfortable rooms, and great location! It is outside of town but only by 5 minutes or so. Perfect if you want to be near Taos, but not in it.
It is under new ownership. The lovely couple running the place now had only been there about a month, but we really wouldn’t have known if they didn’t tell us during one of many cordial conversations.
Definitely recommend this B&B.

This place is just outside of the plaza and you wonder if your going the right way because of the driveway, but it was so great we came back a second night after Santa Fe.
Tim and Leslie are great and extremely helpful if you want to explore. You can chose your room, they’re all different. Room 5 was our favorite right next to the hot tub. This place really feels like home. Hot tub under the stars this place is very relaxing and cozy. I can’t wait to go back! This is an old historical place so there is the musky smell but other than that its great!
Our first bed and breakfast and it was the best experience! I really recommend this place for a romantic get away.

There is a reason this place has, at this time, nothing but 5-​star review (15 straight, including mine).
My girlfriend and I wanted a nice weekend retreat and this was a total score. It was her first B&B experience and she was incredibly pleased.
The location is spectacular. It is removed from Taos square but still very close. It is a great spot it you are looking to go to Taos Ski Valley. National forest is all around if hiking or snowshoeing is what you are looking for.
There is no need to leave though if you are looking for relaxation. The grounds and rooms themselves accomplish that, as does the hot-​tub.
The owners are wonderful, with a friendly smile, a great laugh, and a spot-​on suggestion.
The rooms are well-​done, cozy, and romantic. The Kivas add much to the ambiance.
The breakfast is healthy, home-​made, and delicious.
For the price, I truly cannot imagine a better experience. I’ve stayed at several B&Bs over the years and this is definitely one of the best I have had the privilege of staying at and was, hands down, the best deal.

Spent many days camping in the rain, only to call Tim and find an available room! Which was dog friendly!
Tim was very welcoming on the phone and gave us tips on where to stop on our drive to Taos. We did not know what to expect, but we pulled into a beautiful front yard, with flowers blooming and Tim gave us the tour and showed us our cozy room with a fireplace and a hot tub near our room. We were set for 2 nights. Wish we could’ve stayed longer!
We also had amazing breakfasts, thanks to Leslie and Tim. We were very grateful for for their hospitality, we enjoyed meeting them and the restful stop on our roadtrip across country.

We stayed in the Sunset Suite — a very comfortable room, very large, nicely decorated, great view of the garden, near the dining room, but still very quiet. Breakfasts were good, company was better. The owners know all the places to go locally and their restaurant recommendations were excellent. Highly recommend.

My wife and I stayed at this place for two nights on first week of September 2012. A beautiful place well kept and managed by a couple, Leslie and Tim.
Inn is an 180-​year old charm, well managed by this couple. The beauty of this place shows in every room, patio and gardens. Breakfast is home made from local eggs and fruits grown on the property or its neighbors. We found all we needed in the rooms.
I strongly recommend this place for those looking for B&B in Taos area.

I just stayed here and was very impressed with the offerings. For a price that is very reasonable (as far as B&Bs go) we booked a room the night before we showed up.
The grounds are situated, in the front, around a charming courtyard with a fountain, benches, and plenty of tasteful landscaping. The grounds in the back look out over a field to the northern reaches of the Santa Fe mountains and some damn fine sunsets. There are benches, hammocks, a little table area for eating… and a hot tub that is set a little farther back!!!
The breakfast was vegetarian (which annoyed me at first, but I got over it because it was delicious) and the coffee was good and strong. Plenty of food to go around. The only drawback was that the orange juice was pretty ‘Minute Maid’, but I can understand that fresh oranges are an expensive commodity in northern NM.
Here’s the important bit: I strongly dislike Santa Fe for all its bougie, burned-​out hippies and new agers. Taos, I believe, can be the same way. Pretty gross unless you’re into UFOs, offensive-​to-​Natives SW trinket shit, ‘mono-​chromaticism’, and generally paying too much for stuff. This place is far enough from the main thoroughfares and the plaza that you won’t get that kind of shit hanging out on your front step.
I would definitely stay here again. It was lovely all around.