Comté de Taos : Lodges

« Great place to stay in Red River »

« Nice people. Pleasant, affordable room. Walking distance to ski slopes. Terrific. »

« We loved the space and had plenty of room for our large group. »

« Loved This Spot! It was nice, clean and beds were pretty comfortable. Location and parking was perfect! Had no issues what so ever! Good to stay some where and not have the host hassling and bothering. Host was very quick to respond when contacted. Loved that you are able to fish in the pond that’s on the property. »

« This place is terrible!! Nothing like the picture show!! Cabin was not clean,had a hole in the bathroom floor, bathroom door would not even shut! Water leak in the bathroom floor! Blue line on the TV at all times! Just to name a few of the issues!! Could not get a response from the host by text or phone call. I tried several times! We had to find another place to stay!! I have pictures of what they say it looks like and what it actually looks like! »

« The property’s location is terrible. Directly across the street is a vendor that plays music waaay too loud for 6am. The music blasted all day and competed with the coffee shop’s music. Add the go kart noise and you get a constant barrage of sound that is far from peaceful. The pond was nice and the room was just ok. Will pick a property farther away from main st next time. »

« The room was comfortable and the managers took care of any issues that we had in a timely manner »

« We arrived on a Friday at 3am. We booked thursday all day so we had a place to stay when we got to red river at 3am like planned. Even told the booking lady about getting there late. We received email that our room was a certain number and code to get in. Once we arrived we could Not get into our room at 3am and there was no phone number to get ahold of to help us. We ended up having to stay at the best western which costed us 190 for 6hours of sleep. She then sent us an email with the correct...

« Great location to Main Street and skiing. The price was good and necessities were there. »