This Hampton is definately subpar. Breakfast was poor and they ran out of the hot entry an hour before breakfast ended. Not enough seats in the BF area. No newspaper (even as a Hilton Honor guest). Place was somewhat shabby and noisey. Not worth the price. I have noticed several Hamptons going downhill in the last few years and I am considering changing my Hilton allegiance. Also, noisey heater.

My wife and I stayed for one night while touring northern New Mexico around Thanksgiving. We were warmly greeted and the room was comfortable. We don't really like having the A/C-heater running so we tried leaving it off but there was a large cold draft coming through it and the window was not well insulated so we had to leave it on. The hotel is on the outskirts of town, with nothing within walking distance to see. The breakfast is above average for this type of hotel and the breakfast in a sack for those on the run is a nice touch.

We were on a tour of new mexico as part of the balloon fiesta. spent the last day on the steam train out of chama. First time that there was snow on the ground in 15 years.
The breakfast area was was ample and clean. The attendent was very visable the computer was available to print our boarding passes.

I was only staying in Taos one night so I wanted something I was familiar with and knew what I was getting. When I checked in, the desk agent, Juan, was very helpful in quickly taking care of me and providing recommendations on things to do and places to eat. He was right on with his recommendations and pointed me to a great spot where the locals eat. The fitness room was a little small but adequate since I was only looking for a treadmill. Overall, a good hotel and Juan provided the extra touches to make my trip memorable.