WorldMark Taos

“Rooms are small. Murphy beds are what is in some rooms. Microwave, mini dishwasher and small dorm size frig is what the kitchenette has. Scenery from rooms is nice. Very close to restaurants and shopping. Very walkable. Need a car to travel to locations outside of area.”

“I believe that most of the resort's rooms are studios (queen murphy bed), or studio deluxe units (queen Murphy bed and queen fold-out couch), which are clean and well decorated. The outdoor patios are also nice for dining and relaxing. The hot tub is great, and the staff routinely run special events like scavenger hunts, bingo, etc. Also nice to be nearby the Taos Art Museum at Fechin house.”

“For the price, this hotel (in the heart of Taos) beats any rate I've seen in the area, even Super 8 which was awful. Katrina was awesome, gave me great recommendations (Michael's was amazing and a close walk). Alfredo was also great, friendly, knowledgeable and attentive to my needs. Give both of these phenomenal employees some raises please.”

“We reserved a studio because nothing better was available. We got there and the room was a small suite with a Murphy bed. As an owner, I expected better. We were in one of the few rooms that had no private porch. We called to find out if we could get a better room . They said the whole place was booked, even though we saw very few people there. It worked out because there's a big community kitchen. Also a pool table, games, pool and hot tub.”

“Great service. We really appreciated the staff and their friendliness. If you are accustomed to WorldMark, you may be surprised in several ways. Google Maps gets you to the general vicinity, but the sign can only be seen on the north entrance. The resort is behind the museum. That is the key. We weren't the only ones to turn into the apartments on the south. The rooms are on the small side, with no range. A public kitchen is available off the billiards room, with two large ranges, and plenty of counter space to cook. We met some nice people there. Don't get me wrong, it isn't cramped, but it smaller than regular WM resorts. Taking a step back from that, the rest is, well, unexpectedly delightful. The decor is pure Southwest, and the carved doors mimic the museum next door. It is worth staying here to experience this. It is very quiet, and within walking distance of restaurants and art galleries. Another plus is that it is about an hour from the Cumbres and Toltec railroad, which is a must. Finally, it is a great location to drive the Enchanted Circle, another must see.”

“Very cute place. Our 1 bedroom unit also had a Murphy bed & 2 full bathrooms and kitchenette (dorm fridge). Does have a swimming pool outside, which was still closed due to weather, but ok. 2nd level has a pool table, a public larger kitchen with 2 stoves, full size fridge where you can store your larger food or leftovers, you put your name/room# on it. Ice machines on 2nd floor. Would come back.”

“Beautiful resort, great location, great service. Only complaint was that the fireplaces either didn't work at all or make the room smell like gas. But maintenance said they're being replaced next year. Still worth the stay.”