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Amidst the mystical beauty of Taos, NM, El Monte Sagrado Living Resort and Spa offers a secluded sanctuary in harmony with the Earth. This AAA Four-Diamond resort is adorned with exquisite accommodations inspired by Native American and global cultures. Any additional person fees and resort fees are ...
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Amidst the mystical beauty of Taos, NM, El Monte Sagrado Living Resort and Spa offers a secluded sanctuary in harmony with the Earth. This AAA Four-Diamond resort is adorned with exquisite accommodations inspired by Native American and global cultures. Any additional person fees and resort fees are collected directly from the hotel at check in.
Check-in starts at: 15:00
Check-out ends at: 11:00
Values realeated to administratives fees are already included at the moment of purchase at the HURB website. Local fees, services fees and resort fees may not be included and should be paid directly to the hotel.
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Excellent
909
Very Good
317
Good
174
Reasonable
98
Bad
63
Business
54
Couples
787
Solo travel
63
Family
348
Friends getaway
139
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Reviewed 25 July, 2021
My wife and I travelled to this resort to attend a wedding for dear friends. What an amazing experience! We booked a couples massage with Lori and Nancy at the Spa on our last full day. What a phenomenal experience! As of the date of our visit (7/21-7/24), the spa is only open weekends so make darn sue you plan accordingly!
CUBuffx2
Reviewed 24 July, 2021
This was our first stop of a cross country road trip. Our only “luxury” stop. So I was very surprised to learn that after a hard all day drive the bar and restaurant wasn’t open and would stay closed during our stay. We figured we’d get something to eat at the square. Most places are closed on Monday and the rest was over an hour wait. Settled for pizza and wings. Little did we know that this was the last “real” meal we would get for three nights. The property was beautiful; the staff was as accommodating as they could be. A “grab and go” breakfast is the only thing available. We ordered a breakfast burrito, ate half of it hot and the rest cold when we learned restaurants on the square were also closed during the week. The last burrito we ordered wasn’t wrapped in foil, so the last half was dry and cold. Good news: there was a big grocery store within walking distance, so had crackers and cheese for all dinners. We didn’t starve. LOL Bottom line: the lack of food options within walking distance greatly negated what could’ve been a great experience. Won’t be back until things open up more.
VickieS978
Reviewed 19 July, 2021
The hotel is currently understaffed so food and drinks are limites but thanks especially to Kenton we had a truly amazing experience for our wedding anniversary. We will be back asap! Thank you Kenton
DanbyCircus
Reviewed 17 July, 2021
El Monte Sagrado is unexpected in the location it is. You would not expect the quiet and calm atmosphere right in the middle of a neighborhood. Our room faced green space which was beautiful to sit and take a breath on the patio. Pick up breakfast was great and the suggestions by the concierge were good.
ghostofdolly
Reviewed 15 July, 2021
First above is quality of service. Upon check-in, with no reservation, Sierra had no problem finding me the space with the amenities I required. Ashley was also a great help as the size and exclusiveness of the resort was a little intimidating a first. If one is on a business trip or just needs a little romantic get-a-way. This is the spot for a quiet, beautiful, and restful time. I hope this helps people in their choices. Also take note that Taos time runs a little slow so leave your city life at the door. Best, Mahad Ahmed
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