Desert Flower Boutique Hotel

Our copper tub stayed warm through a long soak, and breakfast was delicious. The blueberry muffins were literally bursting with blueberries, and the breakfast dishes were tasty and made to order. Such a beautiful, peaceful setting.

We opted for the extra-charge breakfast and have no regrets, the chilaquiles were delicious. The outdoor courtyard has a huge fire pit, and I loved the idea of a Spotify playlist curated for each room. Inside, the decor is unique and cool, the room was clean, and the bedding was comfortable, with the softest mattress I've ever slept on. We'll definitely stay again on our next visit to Toas.

Coffee, tea, and homemade blueberry muffins were available each day in the dining room, while breakfast dishes like avocado toast, chilaquiles, and eggs cost extra and were tasty. Our room had a fridge, but no coffee maker or microwave. The large copper tub fit two, and the shower had plenty of hot water. A comfortable king bed, quality linens, and contemporary decor made the room feel especially nice. We enjoyed two nights at this garden oasis a few miles from Taos town center. Although it's on highway 68, a privacy wall encloses a peaceful garden full of flowers and plants. One of the highlights was meeting the delightful, accommodating owner-hosts, who care for guests with the same respect they show their lovingly restored hotel.

The location made it easy to bop around town, and the rooms felt modern and cute while still fitting Taos's rustic southwestern charm. Our bed was super comfy. The hosts were incredibly communicative, and the blueberry muffins are some of the best in the world, so do try breakfast. If you can, book a room with a copper tub. They're gorgeous and fill quickly with very hot water. If you're in Taos, book here!