El Pueblo Lodge

Stayed for a snowboarding trip with some friends, rooms are really well maintained, we stayed in the king suze room. room was clean, fire place was great. Breakfast in the morning was nice and hearty. Will definitely come back, check out is at eleven we left at 730 lol get your money’s worth and stay till the end

Gotta love El Pueblo! Smiling staff, clean well Appointed casitas (little free standing bungalows) great breakfast with coffee, cereal and fruit suitable for the kosher traveler. Cozy feel on the grounds that make you want to sit outside, sip a coffee and throw some horseshoes! Purely casual and felt like Taos 100%. Walking distance to shopping and the action in historic Taos. Also a super value.

This hotel has become our favorite. With a nice sitting area outside, intimate breakfast, and cozy old school rooms with a kick, a true dose of Taos is given. Step of the beaten path and come enjoy the wonderful setting these guys provide!

We loved this place! We stayed for 2 nights and thoroughly enjoyed our time. The location is perfect – close enough to walk to the plaza, but away from the bustle. It has the feel of the motor inns from days gone by. The grounds are lush and green and well maintained. I loved being able to park right in front of my room. It was well lit and safe. The staff is so friendly and helpful, more like a bed and breakfast than a motel.
Our room was clean and well stocked. It is a very spacious room with plenty of room in the bathroom and dressing area. The beds were comfy. We enjoyed the back patio and pool. I loved the fact that they had charcoal grills on the property for guests to use, and they already had the charcoal stocked. Had we stayed longer, we would have used the grills for dinner one night.
The breakfast was very good. A good variety of hot food, pastries, and lots of options for drinks. Their staff member, Lupe, took such good care of us at breakfast. She is so warm and hospitable. They also put out snacks in the afternoon, and that was a nice treat to enjoy on the patio.
We will definitely stay here again!

We Love this place! In the fall of the year we love to stay here so we can sit out on the porch and enjoy the ravens as they swoop and call through the trees.
The rooms are always nice and clean and the accommodations are perfect! Everything is always just right when we arrive and all during our stay.
Frankly we considered not reviewing El Pueblo Lodge so we could just keep it all to ourselves. Yet that’s not what Unilocalers do so we are sharing this Gem with you, go and stay here, it’s a dream!!!

My new favorite place to stay in Taos.
Throwback to my youth staying in motorcourts of old. Far enough from the hustle of the plaza to be restful and quiet but close enough to walk to the action.
Pool is a welcome plus. Rooms are very clean and large enough to spread out. A bit pricier than other accommodations in town of equal quality but just consider you are paying extra for staying in a truly historic place and it’s not a cookie cutter chain hotel.

All around a great place to stay! Comfy beds, cable/​HBO, pool/​hot tub. The complimentary breakfast in the morning was awesome, the selection was pretty good. The location is only about a 5 – 10 minute walk from the main strip. The staff was very friendly and so was everyone else we talked to in Taos.

This hotel met all of our expectations during our brief stay in Taos. The rooms were comfortable with lots of space. The breakfast was generous and as good as any chain hotels. We liked the location — it was walking distance to downtown. They even had a horseshoe pit that we used both evenings. The place is a throwback to a former time when there were many small «Mom and Pop» motels but that was part of its charm. We would gladly stay there again if we ever return to Taos.

This was my 5^th trip to Taos, but my first time staying at El Pueblo Lodge. I hope I never have to stay anywhere else! My room was spotlessly clean, and very comfortable. The décor is New Mexico traditional, but the bed and beddings were brand new. The bed was firm and comfortable, and I slept well. The location is perfect — it’s on Paseo del Pueblo just past the plaza in Taos, so I could walk to all of the restaurants and sites, including the Taos Pueblo. Breakfast included homemade hot dishes (scrambled eggs, sausage patties, biscuits and gravy), an assortment of cereal and breakfast breads. The sausage gravy tasted just like my mom used to make! The standout for me, though, was how friendly and warm the staff are. Everyone greeted me as hon or sweetie, and I felt welcome. I travel a lot, and it’s hard to be far from home without my family — being made to feel welcome goes a long way. I hope I can come back — with my family next time, they’d love it too!

Pet friendly– which was a big plus for us. Very large room– #140. Smelled a little musty, but an hour with some essential oil diffusing did the trick. Very comfortable king size bed.

Great place, super beds, huge rooms and good breakfast. Fresh cookies and chips and salsa on arrival. Pet friendly.

El Pueblo was a nice place to stay for Fall Arts. A little dated, but only a little, and the rooms were comfy and clean. I liked the casita, though next time I think I may ask to be off the main walkways and driveway. The guy talking on his front porch across the parking lot for 5 hours straight without barely taking a breath, let alone allowing others to talk, was a bit of a turn off from 4:30PM on… and then again at 7:30 AM, we could hear everyone passing by our place on the adjacent sidewalk making plans for their day, despite that we really, really waned to sleep in. We gave up, because they would NOT stop talking, and headed to the lodge for breakfast… the selection was continental plus, in every way, and enjoying it on the back porch was the PERFECT way to let the strong coffee filter out the sleepiness. The women who work the breakfast buffet are real gems, the best of the best.

traveling. stopped in Taos welcome center. (btw — great place, good info). said I was on a budget didn’t want to go over $ 100 and she recommended el pueblo. town was quiet yet «only» twins left for rooms here. passed many inns with empty parking on the way over. if you have ever «traveled» u know what a crap shoot it is. I’m
traveling alone. nice place, pretty room yet no way is this place booked up. felt a little scammed. me in pretty room, twin beds. boo hoo. grounds are great, check in breezy easy. pool, laundry room available. all is extremely good yet I feel like I’ve been had. who knows. good brewpub close with good kitchen. I’m happy. just feeling…

We stopped here on a cross-​country trip. There was such a friendly ambiance, I didn’t want to leave! Our room was fine, but what really made this place for me was the comraderie around the office at breakfast time. I woke up early but the woman putting breakfast together was completely welcoming. It feels like the entire staff loves their jobs, and that attitude makes the whole place bubble with good will.
There are several areas that you can hang out in, nice grassy areas with chairs, attractive patio areas, and the pool’s not bad, either. There is a communal bbq area that people use — it feels like a happy summer camp.
Everyone was super friendly with our dog, and our toddler, and really, the stay was everything you could ask for.

Our stay in Taos was a bit short, so we didn’t get to fully enjoy our accommodations at the Lodge, but it was a pleasant stay nonetheless. The room itself was pretty nice — big, clean, with nice, local touches. I really liked the outdoor seating. I wasn’t so sure what to expect from the layout of the place, as I feel spread-​out buildings and rooms are something you find at trashier establishments. However, the grounds were actually very nice and well-​maintained. It was very pleasant sitting out, looking over them in the moonlight.
My brief experiences dealing with the front desk (both over the phone pre-​arrival and during our stay) were also very pleasant. They were very accommodating when we had to add our dog to our reservation (they seem very dog-​friendly here). We had a pretty set itinerary while in town, but when I checked in, one of the employees was giving a couple recommendations for what to do around town, which is nice.
I guess my only issue would be the price. I wouldn’t call it outrageous or anything, but I got a bit of a deal booking through a third party site and it was still at the limit of my budget. I would gladly stay again, but I’d have to keep my eye out for deals.

Staying in hotels is always a bit of a gamble when you book online for the first time, so I always approach any place with a bit of a raised eyebrow. I was so happy to have my doubts removed when we checked into our room at El Pueblo. Booking was easy, and check-​in was a breeze (It always amazes me at other big chain hotels when I book online and do everything in advance that the clerks seem to spend interminable amounts of time reconfirming everything and typing and clicking endlessly at their computer). The room is perfectly suited for us, was VERY clean, no odd smells, and the bathrooms were superb. I was immensely pleased at the décor of the room; very characteristically New Mexico, but nothing over the top. Perfectly located on the main drag of downtown Taos, everything is a pleasant walk from here. We will definitely be back!

Interesting shaped room with the king size bed and more of a motel feel (entrance to the room straight from outside), but we slept beautifully. Very comfortable and clean place in a good location (although… I’m not sure there are «bad» locations considering Taos isn’t a sprawling urban city).

Had a great stay at El Pueblo Lodge on a cross country trip in February. It’s not the closest to the action (at one end, 10 minutes walk to most shops and restaurants), but a very nice lodge, with unique features, well-​kept clean accommodations for a good price. Would definitely stay again. Breakfast was good; light, continental fare. Taos is a cool town to see for art and culture touring!

What can I say about this place? Only this: I wish we stayed twice as long as we did! Three nights was not enough but we had other reservations further south in Santa Fe so we had to say so long. The pool was very nice and clean and the grounds were impeccably cared for. Our room was rustic yet huge and felt very comfortable. The staff were friendly and very helpful for even the slightest detail. I would love to stay there again!

The last time I stayed at El Pueblo Lodge, I was a youngin’, not more than five years old. I was excited to check it out again as an adult and was happy I did! First impressions are important and the fresh out of the oven chocolate chip cookies upon arrival were a GREAT way to start our mini Taos vacation!
Our room was HUGE and had a nice, screened in patio. Beds were comfortable, shower was spacious and the products (soap, shampoo, conditioner) were quality. The hotel caters to families with a spacious grassy area to run around in, horse shoes and a small, but beautiful pool area.
They offer a large variety breakfast every morning and a wonderful patio and interior dining area to eat it! My favorite part, however, was being able to sit on the lawn after sunset enjoying a beverage and the warm, summer night. I really enjoyed my stay here and with its affordable pricing, I will most definitely be back!