DREAMCATCHER B&B, Taos

Dreamcatcher B&B, 5 km from Taos Municipal, has seven guest rooms, each decorated in a Southwestern style. Every room has a private entrance opening to gardens with hammocks, fountains, and seating around a firepit. Rooms include either a wood-burning Kiva fireplace or a gas fireplace. Available room options: Kachina Room with a turquoise tile floor and Kachina decor, a queen-size bed and a Kiva fireplace; Hummingbird Suite with a king bed, a twin bed, a remodeled bathroom with a walk-in shower and a smart TV; Storyteller Room with a queen-size bed; Kokopelli Room with a gas fireplace; Pueblo Room with a king-size bed facing a Kiva fireplace and a writing desk; Dreamcatcher Suite with two bedrooms, each has a queen-size bed, and three large windows view the garden; Fetish Bear Room with a bath-tub and a small porch; Gecko's Garden features a California king size bed, which may also be split into two twin beds, with a Kiva fireplace.

Rooms include air conditioning and heating. Guests can use complimentary Wi-Fi, satellite TV, iPod docking station, bathrobes, a refrigerator, and coffee-making facilities. Rooms have a private bathroom with shower and free toiletries. Gecko's Garden has cable TV. Select rooms have radiant heated floors.

Breakfast is served daily at 8:30 am. The daily menu includes items like Hot Oats Brulee, Eggs Jambon, Taos Tamale Bake, and Green Chile Souffle. Your meal includes fresh fruit, home-made bread or muffins, and a small sweet treat. The B&B can accommodate vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free diets using ingredients such as blue cornmeal, New Mexican Pinon coffee, and locally sourced grass-fed meats.

Dreamcatcher B&B is near multiple landmarks. Ennui Gallery, David Anthony Fine Art, Las Comadres, Taos Plaza, Taos County Courthouse Murals, Governor Bent House and Museum are 1 km away. Linda Rauch Gallery and Harwood Museum of Art are 0.5 km away. Guests can whitewater raft in the Rio Grande River, hike, golf, ski, or bike. The Enchanted Circle Drive around Wheeler Peak provides opportunities to photograph the landscape and visit the Alpine village of Red River, Eagle's Nest, and Angel Fire. A cluster of wineries is located along the 'Low Road to Taos' adjacent to the Rio Grande River.

The Rio Grande Gorge del Norte is 242,555-acre area open to whitewater rafting, hunting, fishing, hiking, and mountain biking. The Kit Carson National Forest provides opportunities to hike the Continental Divide Trail and view the flora and fauna of Northern New Mexico. Taos has museums, galleries, and shops. Taos Pueblo is the longest continuously inhabited settlement in the United States.