Skihotels in Taos Ski Valley

'Our recent stay at the Blake in Taos Ski Valley was nothing short of exceptional. Kudos to the whole team for their amazing service and hospitality. We arrived very early and while our room wasn’t quite ready, they brought us directly to the ski valet so we could get right on the mountain. I can’t emphasize how amazing the staff was. The room was incredible and had a balcony with a beautiful Mountain View. I’m pretty sure we reserved most basic room and it went above our expectations. It was...

'Location was great. Walls were thin and the room above us was loud but a good sound machine drowned out their noise. Kathryn was great and went overboard to take care of us. We would stay there again.'

'Excellent communications. Parking to far away. Dangerous walk to ski lifts'

'Great ski-in/ski-out location. Steps to the lift. Really good bar/restaurant in the building along with a convenience shop. Our condo had a brand-new kitchen and bath and comfortable bed. Parking is in a lot about a block or so away but that is typical for Taos. '

'Everything at this resort was excellent '

'Beautiful property in a beautiful area. Staff was very helpful.'

'Stayed 2 nights and there was severe construction noise across the street starting at 7am, second day was quiet. Shower needs another glass panel in back to keep water off the floor, and the kitchen seating is too tall for comfort at the counter. Front window is great for light, but needs a privacy curtain that allows light to transmit. Aside from these annoyances, the rest of the experience was very good. Check in instructions were never sent, and it has to be done at their slopeside sister...

'Staff was top notch; price was reasonable for on mountain lodging. Breakfast was superb, made with charm and care. Staff was extremely friendly and were noticeably proud of their establishment. Took an interest in each guest and his/her experience that day skiing at Taos.'

'It was dirty and all of the faucets were broken. Bed was uncomfortable and linen was soiled.'