Where Montoya Street meets Los Pandos, behind an unassuming wall, a gem of a boutique hotel is hidden from plain view.
Behind those walls lies an exquisitely renovated property owned by Heritage Hotels and Resorts, the Palacio de Marquesa (formerly Casa de Las Chimeneas).
This lovely and very elegant hotel runs like an upscale B&B, and the breakfasts are said to be superb.
The Palacio de Marquesa (in collaboration with the Harwood Museum) pays homage to the legendary and remarkable women who have historically impacted and influenced Taos.
The independent spirit and contributions of those women is represented in each of the hotel’s rooms, designed with their unique attributes in mind.
Asia Golden (who worked at the Harwood), the Palacio de Marquesa’s beautiful and charming manager, has been in Taos for many years and is a fabulous addition to this inn. Asia knows Taos well and you could not be in better, more informed hands.
Beautifully appointed rooms feature furniture designed and made in Taos along with modern classics. Weavings from Chimayo and Italian linens on the beds are not the only thoughtful details. The pristine marble bathrooms are stocked with luxury toiletries and thick, fluffy towels.
For rates, bookings and much more information about the Palacio de Marquesa, please visit their website linked below this post.
Photographs care of Heritage Hotels
