Sagebrush Inn

Sagebrush Inn & Conference in downtown Taos is across the street from the Taos Spa and Tennis Club. The historic hotel’s original structure, which is now the cantina and lobby, was built in 1929. In the 1930s, the hotel was popular with vacationing easterners as well as painter Georgia O’Keefe, whose painting studio is now Room 301. The hotel houses an extensive collection of Indian artifacts, rugs, art, sculpture, and pottery.

The hotel also offers 18,000 square feet of meeting space. The business center includes fax (surcharge) and copy machines, LCD monitors, audio-visual equipment, computers available for rent, and dial-up Internet access (surcharge). The hotel also has two restaurants, an outdoor pool, and two indoor spa tubs. Guests can purchase all-day passes to the Taos Spa and Tennis Club for $12 (fee is subject to change without prior notification).

The hotel has 100 rooms on two floors. Rooms have views of a grassy courtyard. Standard rooms include balconies. Fireplace rooms include kivas, adobe wood-burning fireplaces. Rooms are decorated in a southwestern theme with hand-hewn rafters. Dark furniture contrasts with brightly colored bedspreads, drapes, and accents. Rooms include dial-up Internet access (surcharge). Some have refrigerators. Room access is through outside corridors. There are no elevators.