Taos Lodging

Conveniently located just steps from the lifts at Taos Ski Valley as well as restaurants, nightlife and shopping, the Alpine Village Suites provide a warm and welcoming ambiance. Decorated with Southwestern décor, large windows, exposed wood beams and 360 degree views of Alpine Village, the Alpine Village Suites offers 26 rooms that sleep anywhere from two to six people and can be adjoined for larger groups. All rooms feature a kitchenette, TV with DVD, full baths and telephones. Outside you’ll find a large outdoor fireplace as well as a large outdoor hot tub that provide the perfect place to unwind and relax after a day on the slopes.

Tranquility and relaxation await you at Mesa Vista Studio, a classic Adobe-style duplex studio situated on sprawling, zero-scaped grounds with 360-degree desert and mountain views. Restaurants, parks, museums and galleries lie just 10 minutes away in the lively town of Taos, and the slopes of Taos Ski Valley are accessible in less than 30 minutes. Tastefully decorated in a modern style, this studio home boasts serene spaces inside and out. The private patio features expansive views of Taos, and the French doors off the living and dining areas open onto a lovely deck overlooking miles of rolling sagebrush landscape. Savor your morning coffee while taking in spectacular panoramas from the charming park bench or on one of two breakfast chairs. A BBQ grill allows for easy, home cooked-dinners, while an outdoor fire pit sets the scene for cozy evenings with a glass of wine.

Sitting below New Mexico's two highest peaks, Kachina and Wheeler, this stunning private home offers the ultimate in stylish mountain luxury. The home is within walking distance to lift #4 so that hopping on and off the slopes is easy and stress-free. The home has 5 bedrooms, totaling 5 king beds and 2 bunk beds. One bathroom offers a steam shower, and there is a wood-burning stove in the living area. At the very top of Taos Ski Valley, the Wilderness Lodge at Kachina Peak is the highest private residence and accommodation in the state sitting at 10,200 feet. Designed by acclaimed hotel designer Alexandra Champalimaud, Wilderness Lodge is decorated with an eclectic and stylish array of furnishings from Europe and Africa. Inspired by the look and feel of the old mining cabins which once dotted this wild western landscape, the rustic exterior is made from 150 year old reclaimed timbers and siding sourced from a shed once owned by the Winchester Rifle Company in Massachusetts.A vehicle with four wheel drive is mandatory to get to Wilderness Lodge as it is located at 10,000 ft above sea level.

This traditional adobe home is located near the village of Arroyo Seco and is just a 20 minute drive to Taos Ski Valley and the Town of Taos. Tastefully decorated in a rustic southwest style, this home will transport you to simpler times and the unique Pueblo culture. The home makes for a one-of-a-kind Taos experience.

The Lake Fork condominiums are very close to the base of the mountain and sit right alongside the Lake Fork River for beautiful views during all seasons. The condominiums sleep five to nine people depending on the unit.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of summer in Taos from Twining 6, a stylish condo located a block from the Taos Ski Valley resort base. Walk out your door to explore lift-served hiking and biking trails, open-air concerts, local fare and relaxing spas, while enjoying a feeling of total privacy and seclusion. A classic mountain cabin with log beams, hardwood floors and picture windows overlooking the mountains, this well-appointed home features striking Southwestern decor and Native American artwork. Double-height ceilings creating a feeling of light and space, with a private deck off the main level offering expansive resort views.

Slope side and slope view! Stay in this modern and comfortable 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo that features a fully equipped kitchen. Just 30 feet from lift one, hit the slopes then relax in the on-site hot tub or sauna. The Snakedance Condominiums are slope side, conveniently located 30 feet from lift one. On-site amenities include a spa facility, ski storage with boot dryers in the winter, and easy access to restaurants and markets in the surrounding area. The complex is under 20 miles to Downtown Taos, putting some of the best culture and history in New Mexico at your fingertips. This is the perfect place to make the most of your Taos Ski Valley adventure.

Supremely functional, each unit includes three bedrooms, featuring two king beds and two twins, three bathrooms and a powder room. Owner's storage is accommodated discreetly under the entry window seat, and generously on the owner's level – the fully divisible third floor suite. Each unit incorporates locally sourced materials, such as dead-standing timbers and locally inspired themes. The feature wall in the living room, timber framing and stainless steel firebox cladding all recall the valley's mining tradition. Beginning in the mudroom, galvanized steel panels and baseboards are a feature throughout. A refined rusticity permeates the whole. This chalet is perfect for a group a friends or a large family to enjoy all of what Taos and the Taos Valley Ski area have to offer. The chalet also offers a gas fireplace and wireless internet, and is within walking distance to ski lift #4.

Only 1.5 miles away from Taos, these studios come in a variety of arrangements. From sleeping 6 to 2 people. All units come with a refrigerator, microwave, and kitchenette. Enjoy your home away from home while you enjoy Taos.

The Blake at Taos Ski Valley is the long-awaited centerpiece of the base area redevelopment at Taos; a premier, 80 room lodging property, true to the soulful nature of Taos and shaped by the cultural experiences of Northern New Mexico. <br>The Blake at Taos Ski Valley will provide a unique, inviting, and sophisticated lodging experience. Centrally located among the retail shops and dining establishments of Taos' base area, the hotel provides ski-in/ski-out access to Lift 1. <br>The hotel's unique architecture, design, featured artwork, service and cuisine all spring from the fusion of the resident European, Hispanic and native North American cultures that meet in Taos. The result is a sense of place that cannot be imitated, with traditional alpine architecture lending a rustic European elegance that is folded into a colorful New Mexican design aesthetic.