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"El Monte Sagrado in Taos is a true gem. From the moment we arrived, the customer service was outstanding—genuine, warm, and attentive without being overbearing. The property itself is stunning, with every detail thoughtfully designed to reflect the beauty and spirit of the Southwest. Our room was a dream: cozy yet luxurious, with incredibly comfortable beds, soft pillows, and an amazing shower featuring top-notch shower heads. The provided bath products—shampoo, conditioner, and body wash—were high quality and smelled wonderful. A perfect blend of comfort, style, and serene hospitality. Highly recommend!"

"The owner Ms Peggy is the kindest person who ever can help you "

"Gorgeous grounds huge shading trees Historic building with interesting stories. updated for comfort extremely spacious."

"Very clean, comfortable, convenient for us as our son was at a football camp at the high school right behind the hotel. A lot of construction workers staying at the hotel but they were very quiet. The Espresso Bar restaurant serves Peet’s coffee and breakfast. It was welcoming and the staff was very professional and kind. "

"The receptionist could use some help in making the guests feel more comfortable"

"Clean, peaceful, and great location. Beds were Ok. Nice swimming pool and surrounding area. No jacuzzi. :("

"Do Not Judge a Book By Its Cover...it also applies to this Wonderful Hotel. Did Not Look Like Much. But, once in it's Very Comfy, Clean and Has a Wonderful Garden. The Breakfast is Way More than just Yogurt and Cereal. It is a Full Breakfast with Authentic New Mexican Cuisine. You can enjoy your Breakfast at the outside Garden Area. Highly Recommend this Hotel. It Sold out just after my Wife and I arrived..."

"Loved the Taos Inn. bartender was great "

"An iconic Northern New Mexico hotel. The staff works hard to preserve the history and atmosphere of this place, and it shows. Wanted to share classic Taos with the in-laws, and Sagebrush did not disappoint. Met several folks visiting from Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Note: stayed in the historic courtyard part, not the newer additions. "