Hacienda de Chimayo is a great base from which to explore the amazing beauty of New Mexico. Over several days, we drove from the Hacienda to Taos (you have to check out the Taos Pueblo & the bridge over the Rio Grande Gorge!), the cool old almost-ghost town of Cerillos (where we had an amazing horseback riding experience with Broken... More

Stayed in room Seis. No frills but nice large space with wonderful fireplace and sitting area. On a central courtyard with easy checkin. Can walk to Restaurant across the street owned by the same family. Only suggestion is to add a few reading lamps as the overhead light is too bright. Easy access to a visit to Sanctuario de Chimayo... More

Great stay and Have always loved the room. was excellent great service. Norman at the front desk was very attentive, friendly, helpful and very Accomodating. Visit stays out because of the very, very old crosses at the edge of the property. A highlight was getting Norman' historical stories.

My wife of 40 years and I went up for a Valentine Weekend get away. The service was great, the room represented what we love about living in New Mexico. A treasure. Love the fact that we were able to have a quiet weekend.

Visiting Chimayo is a must for the history, culture ... and food. We stayed the night at the Hacienda and were delighted with the room. The room was beautifully furnished and the little kiva fireplace in the corner was the icing on the cake. Breakfast was brought to our room the next morning and was delicious. Staff was friendy and... More

Anyone visiting Northern New Mexico should travel up or down the High Road, through the mountains from Santa Fe to Taos. or if you stay in Santa Fe and want a romantic, mountain getaway experience about a half hour away, this is a great place. beautiful, high-ceiling rooms, breakfast brought to your room, a fountain splashing outside, peace and quiet.... More

This was the first time we have stayed at Hacienda de Chimayo. My parents had stayed there and highly recommended it. But set your expectations accordingly. There is no internet or wifi, no tv and limited cellphone coverage. It is a trip back to when vacations were unplugged and you spent the night watching the sunset. I would compare this... More

We booked our stay at the Hacineda de Chimayo on their Website photos which does not live up to what one receives as their accommodaions. We stayed in the Siete Room which indeed needs serious help. First of all the Bathroom was gross when the toilet flusher had a serious crack in it and the bottom of the tub had... More

Our first experience at the Hacienda was several years ago. We had driven from Colorado and arrived late in the afternoon to a light dusting of snow which continued throughout the evening. Having eaten at Rancho de Chimayo since the mid-1960's, we knew a great meal awaited us across the road.........as always we weren't disappointed. The snow and the welcoming... More