The rugged beauty and majestic mountains of Taos, N. M. are home to the Don Fernando De Taos, a classic Pueblo hideaway designed in... more »
The rugged beauty and majestic mountains of Taos, N. M. are home to the Don Fernando De Taos, a classic Pueblo hideaway designed in world-famous Taos style. The hotel is located two miles from downtown Taos and 30 miles from Taos Ski Valley. The property offers airport shuttle service for a fee from Albuquerque International Airport, located 135 miles away. The contemporary, atrium-style Don Fernando De Taos features six adobe-style clusters that are connected via walkways. Guests can return to the hotel after a day of skiing or shopping to enjoy weekday evening happy hours. The hotel features an indoor pool. The on-site Hideaway Lounge offers a limited menu in the evenings and is closed on Sundays. Several restaurants are located nearby. Guestrooms at the Don Fernando De Taos are equipped with cable television and dial-up Internet access. Rooms are accented with hand-carved New Mexican furnishings and vibrant southwestern design.
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I had a room I didn't like (because it
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Posted Dec 10, 2008
Good
I had a room I didn't like (because it was wheel chair accessible). They happily gave me another room when I requested it. All the people were friendly and helpful. Well worth the...
Run do not walk away from this hotel
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Posted Jul 07, 2008
Horrible
We attended the Solar Festival the weekend of June 27-28, 2008 in Taos. After a long flight and the tiring but beautiful drive from Albuquerque we were looking forward to cleaning up, relaxing and going to the festival.
Room was clean but that was about the only positive. Peeling paint/wallpaper, cracked tiles in bathroom, ancient heating system, old mattresses, worn carpet and furnishings, etc. etc.
Hot tub was not in operation which was not mentioned on...
Like most of Taos, this place was over
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Posted Jun 14, 2007
Mediocre
Like most of Taos, this place was over priced concidering what you DON'T get. The pool closed way too early, 9pm. Breakfast not included. We were told of a discounted breakfast buffet. There was none. Specified for a non- smoking room but it reaked...
This is a pleasant upper mid-range
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Posted Jun 04, 2007
Okay
This is a pleasant upper mid-range hotel. Its best features are a glorious atrium pool and quiet rooms. Its worst features included lack of any internet access from rooms, and poor telephones. The bar closed very, very early, Staff was dispatched to ...
Hotel was O.K., but had burned out
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Posted Sep 01, 2006
Mediocre
Hotel was O.K., but had burned out lights in the halls, broken stairs, hot tub broken, large groups of noisy kids that the staff would not handle, even late at night making noise and running around parking lots. I would only stay here again if...
The Don Ferando used to be a great
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Posted Jul 29, 2006
Mediocre
The Don Ferando used to be a great place to stay, w/ good restaurant. Its lounge was a favorite gathering place for locals in the evening. Not anymore! No longer a Holiday Inn; management/ownership (?) has changed; the restaurant has closed; the...
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