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Don Fernando de Taos
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS TEMPORARILY CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Classic pueblo adobe style, an indoor pool and a free local shuttle.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS TEMPORARILY CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Set on six acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, the Don Fernando de Taos is a convenient, quaint lodge perfect for a serene New Mexican getaway. The indoor atrium swimming pool and hot tub are encased with windows, providing views of the clear sky. To accommodate groups, the meeting room can seat 80 for dinner and up to 125 theater-style. This space features pieces from well-known local artists on its walls; for events here, guests can choose from a catering menu or work with the hotel chef to customize food choices. Don Fernando’s Restaurant serves traditional New Mexican fare and a complimentary breakfast to hotel guests. In the lobby, Hideaway Lounge sports bar is perfect for watching the big game on an LCD flat screen TV; the lounge also has a full dinner menu and offers discounted cocktails during happy hour. High-speed wireless Internet is available throughout the property, and guest laundry facilities are located on-site.
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