Dreamcatcher B&B

Great hospitality, great food, great location. Enjoyed our stay there a lot. The only hiccough in the stay was that the room smelled faintly like sewage. Then on the second day we tried to build a fire in the fireplace (bad idea.. immediately.filled the room with smoke) and from then on it smelled like smoke instead, which was an improvement. Normally this would have bothered me, but the owners were so warm and friendly, and really overall we had a great time there.

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Thank you for letting us know about the odor problem.We apologize for the inconvenience it caused you. We are working to resolve the problem, and when you come back for your next visit, we will help you set the fire in the fireplace. We value our guests and truly appreciate you helping us to improve the Dreamcatcher B&B experience!

- Prudy (innkeeper)

My wife and myself (retired) stayed at the Dreamcatcher for five nights on our first visit to the Taos area in September. The accomodation was very comfortable and we enjoyed the spacious and quiet garden area. John and Prudie were great hosts with lots of useful tips and information on the local area. John's breakfasts (different each day) were delicious and we enjoyed the friendly conversation with other guests. Would not hesitate to recommend this B&B.

We love staying at the Dreamcatcher. The rooms with their Kivas provide the perfect southwestern charm. We've stayed in several different rooms on our visits and every bed has been perfectly comfortable for a good night's sleep. John and Prudy are the perfect hosts. The know everything you could want to know about the Taos area--the best restaurants, local events, where to go for day trips and Taos history. The breakfasts are always wonderful. The B&B is in walking distance of the Plaza which is a plus. Can't think of Dreamcatcher without mentioning Jake, the resident B&B canine greeter. He joyfully greets guests and surveys his B&B world with great focus and enthusiam. Thanks to John and Prudy for creating such a delightful environment to rejuvenate.

Great food and service, definitely recommend staying here.

Even though I grew up in NM (and moved over 30 years ago), this was my first visit to Taos. This B&B was recommended to me by an innkeeper in Albuquerque and he wasn't wrong. The room was a good size with a large bathroom. Although it was too warm in October to use the fireplace, it was a charming addition to the room. The location was very quiet. Having a large central table at breakfast is always great for a solo traveller like me. It is close enough to walk to the Plaza, but the neighborhood is decidedly rural and not pedestrian friendly (no sidewalks & not much of a shoulder on the roads). If I'm in Taos again I will certainly stay here.

My wife and I had a wonderful time. The hosts, Prudy and John, are most hospitible. We'll be back !!

The Dreamcatcher was a lovely place to stay and the inn keepers were extremely helpful with suggestions on where to go, what to do, and where to eat.

This was our first experience with a B&B and I was apprehensive. We loved the accommodations and our hosts were most hospitable. Room was outstanding and breakfast each day was excellent. A short walk to the Plaza. A little difficult to find but worth the search.

My sister and I had a wonderful visit at your inn, The pecan dessert when we first arrived was yummy. Our room was just perfect and we loved the decor and surroundings. Our breakfast the next morning was delicious. John thanks for letting my sister use your computer to clear up a problem. Also thanks for saving my travel folder that I left. We will be back!!!!

I just wanted to write about our experience while on spring break skiing this year March 2010! I have been skiing and staying in B&B's for years and if you are ever in Toas skiing I would highly recommend this B&B! In the summer or winter it is a high end location for a great reasonable price! Take your mate, friends or even the kids it is great for all! The food was awesome! Prudy and John where great host along with their dog who is always happy to greet you with his tail!

This was the second time my husband and I stayed at this delightful B&B, and the first time with innkeepers Prudy and John. The surroundings are lovely and quiet. Love staying in our own private cottage, situated in the middle of well kept grounds. The breakfasts were delicious and there was nothing we needed that was not attended to. We recommend this highly to friends and family and look forward to a return visit in the future.

I stay there with a family member in April 2010. Prudy and John were so very helpful, even to the point of assisting us in finding a restaurant open at 9:30 on a Sunday night in low season! The rooms are spacious and clean, with some homey little touches that will make you smile. It seems less a B & B and more like visiting in someone's home. John created a wonderful breakfast, with lots of choices. They have free internet in the rooms, too. All in all, wish we could have booked more than one night's stay. They are wonderful, and I feel like I made new friends. Will be recommending this B&B to all my friends and family.

We have stayed twice at Dreamcatcher B & B in Taos, New Mexico and will go back again and again. The accomodations are wonderful and the innkeepers John and Prudy are attentive hosts. The rooms are clean and charming. Fall and winter visits are awesome as the rooms are heated with underfloor radiant heat and/or use of a real wood burning kiva fireplace. Being dog lovers we thouroghly enjoyed playing with the innkeepers Cavashon puppy Jake....he is so sweet and loveable and we wanted to take him home with us. Taos has great food and lots to do. I highly recommend a road trip to Taos and a stay at Dreamcatcher B&B. You won't be disappointed.

Everything that makes a fan of b&b's wonder why anyone would stay in a hotel can be found at 416 La Lomita Road, where hosts Prudy and John relish the roles of innkeepers. John whips up a wonderful and resplendid breakfast every morning, and Prudy makes sure there are fresh-baked cookies to munch on evenings. The rooms themselves have that Southwestern charm that gives Taos its identity, and there is always wood stacked next to the kiva for that romantic evening warmth. On Valentine's Day we found chocolate hearts festooning our breakfast table, and a bottle of wine with a Dreamcather label waiting in our room to toast the end of our day. More than once when I was on the road going about my business, Prudy would call to relay an important message or help with arrangements in my schedule.

Our stay at your facility made us feel as though we were at home. We were celebrating our 29th wedding anniversary that weekend and staying with you made it extra special. The accommodations were comfortable and pleasant. The food was delicious and the company of other tenants at the meal made it feel like a gathering of old friends. We whole heartedly recommend your B&B to anyone wishing to have a quiet, peaceful and very enjoyable time while visiting the beautiful setting of Taos, New Mexico.

John & Prudy were cordial. The Breakfast room was set for socializing with other guests. There were coffee, tea and cookies available all the time. The room was clean, cozy, quiet and comfortable. If I am lucky enough to go back to Taos, I definately want to stay at Dreamcatcher.

Dreamcatcher was absolutely the BEST part about our recent trip to Taos! We have stayed in lots of B&B's over the years, and Dreamcatcher was absolutely lovely. Jill and Bob know how to run a B&B! The room was very comfortable, great bedding, fridge in the room, a little tube of lip balm, all sorts of nice little hospitable touches. Breakfast was delicious and very filling each morning. But best of all is the beautifully designed garden courtyard---this is the picture of serenity, and I truly felt like I was on a retreat. We tried hard not to overbook our days with other Taos sightseeing, because we wanted to be sure to have a few hours just to hang out in this beautiful garden and rejuvenate.

Approaching Dreamcatcher down a narrow back road past chickens and a barking dog,one might have second thoughts about staying there. But don't turn back! This is a great place run by a very friendly couple who do everything to make your stay memorable. They are super helpful and very easy to talk with. Breakfasts are served at a large solid table which facilitates and encourages morning banter. We got lots of good ideas from our fellow travelers. The food is great and varied. Our room however had only one comfortable chair and the plumbing wall between ours and the adjoining room did nothing to muffle bathroom sounds. Finding a balance between the radiant heat and the corner kiva was a challenge. None of these room factors would dissuade us from coming back on a future visit to Taos.

The hosts have figured out every possible detail of your visit and made arrangements to make you comfortable. Lots of sun at high altitude? Tube of sun screen at the front door. Walking to the plaza at night? Flashlights on the shelf next to the door. Etc. Etc. Friendly and attentive. Oh, and don't miss Bob's breakfast.

I stayed 3 nights in Feb 07 and had a ball. Bob even helped me wind up yarn for a knitting project. Room was lovely, clean and with a working fire place. Food was very fresh and breakfast was wonderful even for a picky eater like me. Close to down-town, and accessable by car or foot (a good walk). Off street parking and nice little library. Hosts are very helpful but not pushy nor intrusive.

We went to Taos for a girls getaway and thought it would be fun to stay in a BandB we couldn't have made a better choice than Dreamcatchers. It was close to everything yet very secluded. Our room was cozy, comfortable,clean(very) and has everything you need. The grounds were beautiful and quite perfect for reading or napping. Bob and Jill were delightful and good cooks, wonderful big breakfast. Thanks for a wonderful stay. We'll be back soon.