Pool is open May-Oct (may vary). Hot Tub is open year round.
ACTION NEEDED: Please send your "Booking" with -one- name (first & last) of the person who will be responsible for checking into your condo at the front desk as it appears on your/their ID. The front desk is required to view the ID at check-in and the name given by you must match the ID. ADDITIONALLY, please be aware that I need to know the person's name ON THE BOOKING REQUEST at the "Time guest submits Booking, or Booking Request" ( NOT on an inquiry ). PLEASE NOTE that; If no name is stated, the name on the VRBO Account that sends the Booking Request will be entered on the reservation -and- (name CANNOT be changed on the guest VRBO Account after the booking is accepted, in an attempt to avoid this requirement). PLEASE NOTE that there may be a fee involved for a name change once your Booking is accepted. Thank you!
IMPORTANT NOTICE
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THIS CONDO IS LOCATED WITHIN A RESORT AND IN A MULTI-STORY BUILDING (AS SHOWN IN PHOTOS). THE FRONT DESK ASSIGNS THE CONDO AT CHECK-IN, SIMILAR TO A HOTEL, MEANING THE CONDO MAY BE ON ANY FLOOR. LISTINGS FOR "COTTAGE," "CASITA," OR SIMILAR ACCOMMODATIONS ARE NOT IN MULTI-STORY BUILDINGS.
THIS RESORT IS FULLY HANDICAP COMPLIANT.
If a pool is listed as an amenity, pool hours are typically 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Outdoor pools may be seasonal in colder climates, and all pools/hot tubs require occasional maintenance.
I can accept a 1-night stay for a weekend night if the date is within 2-days. Otherwise, Friday or Saturday nights are a mandatory 2-night minimum stay meaning: Thursday/Friday, Friday/Saturday, or Saturday/Sunday.
1 Bedroom Special Needs: King -OR- queen in master, queen murphy in living. Condo has 2 bthrms. Grab bars, roll under sink, roll-in shwr. Microwave, mini-fridge, no oven or stovetop. Max occ 4. There is a community style FULL KITCHEN with 2-Oven & Stoves adjacent to the lobby!
***Please review ALL details in each field***
The Resort maintains a high standard through its maintenance, upgrade, and refurbishment program. As a result the unit characteristics may change from time to time and vary.
At check-in, the resort Front Desk requires a $250 security deposit HOLD on a credit or debit card for potential damages. This HOLD will be released upon departure.
ABSOLUTELY NO PETS ALLOWED! If you have a service animal, you must let us know in writing prior to booking.
Unit Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Stereo with CD player
- Gas fireplaces (some units)
- Cable TV with DVD player
- Telephone
- Hairdryer
- Iron and Ironing Board
- Wifi
- Not all units have a patio or balcony
- All units are hotel size and have a partial kitchen that includes a Mini Fridge and a Small Microwave oven. Units do not have Stoves or Ovens.
Resort Amenities
- Fitness room
- Game room
- Laundry room
- Outdoor Children's pool (seasonal)
- Common bbq areas
- Elevator
Local Activities
- Downhill skiing
- Cross-country skiing
- Snowboarding
- Snowshoeing
- Snowmobiling
- Sledding
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Mountain biking
- Horseback riding
- Rock climbing
- Hang gliding
- Whitewater rafting
- Kayaking
- Canoeing
- Golf
- Art galleries
- Museums
- Shopping
- Historical sites
English, Spanish, and Tiwa-a Native American language-are spoken here. But the universal language in Taos is art.
Taos, in north-central New Mexico, has been a thriving artists' community since the early 20th century. One early artist in town was Nicolai Fechin, who passionately depicted the local landscape and Native Americans. WorldMark Taos is located behind his former home, which is now home to the Taos Art Museum.
Explore Taos and discover the beauty, the culture, and the people that make Taos and Northern New Mexico the Land of Enchantment. Seated in the high-desert mesa at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Taos is rich with art and steeped with history.
Popular Attractions
Enchanted Circle Tour
This National Scenic Byway circles Wheeler Peak, the highest in New Mexico, at 13,161 feet. The 84-mile tour goes through the towns of Taos, Angel Fire, Elizabethtown, Red River, the Veterans' Memorial and Questa. Don't miss stopping along the way to see the works of local woodworkers, tinsmiths, painters, stained glass workers, and sculptors.
Taos Pueblo
Located just north of the Resort, Taos Pueblo is the only living Native American community designated both a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a National Historic Landmark. The multi-storied adobe buildings have been continuously inhabited for over 1000 years. Pueblo artisans work in clay, leather, wood, stone and on canvas. They are inspired by timeless traditions. 3mi.
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge
The bridge is located 650 feet above the Rio Grande winding through the rough rock gorge on each side. The bridge was built in the cantilever truss style and is the second highest bridge of its construction in the country. Below, kayakers and river rafts pass, coming out of the famous 'Taos Box', a class IV rapids; above, hot air balloons soar. Feel the expanse of the Wild West in front of you, and the mighty Rio Grande beneath your feet. 11 mi.
Kit Carson Home and Museum
Taos is home to over 80 galleries and 6 historical museums including the Kit Carson Museum. Walk through history by touring the home and museum where American frontiersman Kit Carson lived with his family in Taos for 25 years. His nationally known reputation, experiences, and duties outside of New Mexico also brought generals, traders, mountain men, and congressmen from throughout the country to the Carson home. 0.2 mi.
Annual Festivals
January: Winter Wine Festival at Taos Ski Valley,Turtle Dance, Deer or Buffalo Dance
May: Santa Cruz Feast Day and Corn dance, Memorial Day Motorcycle Rally/Run - Red River
June: San Antonio Feast Corn Dance, San Juan Day Corn Dance, SOLARFEST
July: Taos Pueblo Pow-Wow, Santiago Day Corn Dance, Santa Ana Day Corn Dance, Fiesta de Santa Ana y Santiago
September: Taos Fall Arts Festival Art Shows, San Geronimo Eve Vespers, San Geronimo Day, Traditional Pole Climbing
October: Taos Wool Festival, Taos Mountain Film Festival
December: Procession of the Virgin, Deer or Matachines Dance
