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Rates

  • Two night minimum reservation required
  • $118 plus tax, double occupancy
  • Each additional person, add $25.
  • $140 plus tax, double occupancy Dec 23 - Jan 1
  • A 50% deposit (100% of one night stay) required to confirm a reservation.
  • Payment by check or cash only.
  • Deposits refunded less a $25 handling charge (per room), for cancellation received 14 days prior to reservation (thirty days for all holidays).
  • Dietary needs or requests are met whenever possible
  • Smoke-free environment
  • Children over 14 welcomed
  • No pets please, but you may enjoy ours
  • We are open year round
Food
We serve a full breakfast and refreshments in the afternoon. Wake up to hot coffee or tea outside your door. Begin your day with juice, fresh fruit, Mexican baked eggs served with chicken apple sausage and Texas pecan biscuits or cornmeal cakes with applewood smoked bacon. Fresh rhubarb rolls, peach muffins, sweet potato pone, and ricotta cheese pancakes are more of the cook's specialties. Afternoon refreshments include local goat cheeses, focaccia, fresh fruit and assorted beverages.
Recreation and Activities
include ballooning, crosscountry and downhill skiing, fishing, hiking, biking, bird watching, climbing, kayaking, rock climbing, llama treks, bird watching, and white water rafting.
Attractions and Local Events
include Manby Hot Springs, Taos Pueblo, Taos Ski Valley, Wheeler Peak, Cumbres & Toltec Railroad, Bandelier National Monument, Millicent Rogers Museum, Wild Rivers Recreation Area, Picuris Pueblo, art galleries, Taos Wool Festival, Taos Balloon Festival.

Amenities
include an extensive library of books about the history of the Taos area, maps, guide books of driving, hiking and biking tours and an eclectic collection of fiction and non fiction.

The night skies here are spectacular, free of light pollution and very clear for star gazing.

Gift certificates are available to celebrate a very special occasion - wedding, anniversary, birthday. Gift baskets may also be ordered.
We offer luxurious accommodations and superb food. You can sit and look at the mountains in all directions. Or you can hike, bike, fish, raft, ski, climb, visit the Taos Pueblo, take a llama trek, ride the Cumbres and Toltec Railroad, explore Bandelier National Monument or walk around Taos Plaza which is 13 miles south of us.
The house is a 6,000 square foot solar adobe with natural adobe walls and stone floors. It is furnished in a comfortable southwestern style, and features the owners' contemporary art collection. Breakfast is served overlooking the gorge in the 1600 square foot common room, which is circular and surrounded by glass. Guests are welcome anytime in the common room - it's great for bird watching or just looking at the mountains. There's even a baby grand you are welcome to play.
From the common room, you can see the Jemez Caldera above Los Alamos, San Antonio Mountain (the largest free standing mountain in the US), Ute Mountain (on the Colorado border), about 50 miles of the Sangre de Cristo Range just to the east, and a few miles of the Rio Grande Gorge north of Taos.

You can walk to the gorge, and down the old stagecoach trail to Manby Hot Springs on the river.
Dobson House has two suites, spacious (500 square foot) for two, but able to accommodate four. Each suite has separate sleeping and sitting areas, a bathroom with tiled shower, and a self-contained stove for extra warmth on cold winter nights. All-cotton linens, down comforters and pillows pamper our guests. Synthetics are available for those with allergies.

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