Serenely set at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains for which Taos is so famous, this country inn is situated amidst an impressive grove of cottonwoods, pinon pines, juniper and aspen. This old two-story adobe of classic pueblo architecture was once the residence of flamboyant local artist, Wolfgang Pogzeba. He designed the rooms, balconies and gardens to provide impressive views of Taos Mountain and the spectacular New Mexico sunset. Renovated in 1996, the Cottonwood Inn features original art and is furnished for luxury and comfort. All accommodations have private baths, down pillows, cozy quilts or down comforters, and extraordinary views.
Suites are also available for small groups traveling together.
One room uniquely combines an interior curving wall, southwest hand-woven rugs, a Taos drum table, and more as a reminder of the pueblo Indian kivas. Another opens to a wrap-around deck providing vistas to the east, south and west, a cast iron canopy queen bed, and a large kiva fireplace. Your day at the Cottonwood Inn starts with a full savory breakfast. In the afternoon, they serve mouth-watering appetizers which you may enjoy by a roaring winter fire or in the lovely summertime garden. The Cottonwood Inn's ideal location, halfway between the town and the world-famous Taos Ski Valley, offers skiers easy access to the slopes.