Palacio De Marquesa

We stayed at this location in 2024 and the service and food were exceptional. The property doesn’t have any other amenities such as a pool or a gym, but the breakfast was really the standout. We came back this year for Christmas expecting something similar, and it seems that this property has undergone some changes. The hosts were no longer as friendly and knowledgeable about the area, and the breakfast was basically the same quality you could get a motel. For the price, this is really unreasonable. Would not recommend.

The property is such a gem. Lots of character and fine details made this such a unique experience for my wife and I. She loved and so will you. The staff goes out of their way to make sure you enjoy your stay to the fullest.

Our recent stay was our third at this lovely property, but since our last stay there have been some welcome renovations and upgrades. Supremely comfortable and very well located, this historic gem has everything the contemporary traveler wants or needs. It's "sister" property, El Monte Segrado, has even more amenities (like a pool and gardens), but is larger and less secluded, but Palacio guests are able to access all of its amenities. Palacia is a greater value and has a simple but delicious breakfast included. I can't imagine staying anywhere else in Taos, and highly recommend this property.

When we arrived we were greeted by the innkeeper. Checkin was quick. We were told that he lost his assistant so breakfast the next day will be at the sister property, El Monte Sagrado. It’s a short drive or 10ish minute walk. We chose to walk but, be careful as you may run into dogs running loose on the street, as we did. Three of them barked a lot at us but we kept moving and they lost interest. Another couple walking opposite to us was picking up rocks just in case. This is a residential neighborhood. ||The breakfast voucher for El Monte Sagrado was $30 per person so my wife and I each had $19 chilliquilles and $6 coffee After tax and tip we just came in under the $60 voucher limit. ||The second and third mornings the innkeeper would provide breakfast on property. Offerings were supermar

After reading other reviews, I had high hopes that the Palacio de Marquesa would be a highlight of our recent road trip through northern New Mexico. While it does have many charming fine points in terms of updated design and kind staff, it was a bit of a disappointment overall, given the cost of the room v. the quality of our stay. It has an intimate boutique feel, with only a handful of rooms in a restored, traditional-Southwestern building. But the property itself is in need of tending. The courtyard, which is lovely in concept, looks as though it hasn’t been weeded all season, and guests need to wipe off tables and chairs themselves to enjoy the outdoor space. Likewise, the rooms are well designed and attractive but in need of service. For instance, each room has a portable AC unit that