Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort

3.5

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Located 20 miles southeast of Taos and 2 hours north of Albuquerque, Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort offers over 40 accommodations, including suites, cabins, historic lodge rooms, RV sites and more. All of the slopeside rooms are located steps from Sipapu's main chair lift, and most include kitchens and fireplaces.

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Property amenities

Restaurant

Free Parking

Bar/Lounge

Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)

Meeting Rooms

Multilingual Staff

Non-Smoking Hotel

Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly )

Ski-In / Ski-Out

Room features

Family Rooms

Kitchenette

Microwave

Non-Smoking Rooms

Suites

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HOTEL STYLE

Hidden Gem

HOTEL CLASS

Full view

40Car recommended

0Restaurantswithin 10 km

4Attractionswithin 10 km

Contact

5224 State Highway 518, Vadito, NM 87579-9757

Getting there

Santa Fe Airport77 km

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Nearby attractions

Sipapu Ski Area

0 minSki & Snowboard Areas

Agua Piedra Campground

0.9 kmForests

J. Chris Morel Fine Arts

20 minArt Galleries

Upper La Junta Campground

3.6 kmNature & Wildlife Areas

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We had a blast!

We’ve come up to the mountain quite frequently over the years and we always enjoy our time! The staff is awesome! From the park guys to the bar staff we always feel at home! Michael Garcia up at the top bar always is our favorite!He is welcoming, friendly, upbeat and a great…

Date of stay: February 2018

Gross Hotel

The hotel was so nasty that I got sick while there. I had a sore throat the entire time I was skiing. The actual hill was fine, The hotel was just nasty. I you are going to go here I would recommend getting a cabin.

Date of stay: March 2017

Great Burritos at Sipapu

I stayed at Sipapu as part of a large group for two weeks for a prescribed fire event in the nearby town of Penasco. It was a treat to be able to come back to the quaint lodge and the hearty dinners served in the Cafe. Our cook Michael Garcia took great care of us and attended…

Date of stay: October 2017

GREAT Service!

Spent two weeks at Sipapu ski resort this fall and the service from the kitchen was excellent. Michael Garcia made our stay very comfortable and the food was great. Will be coming back for sure in the future.

Date of stay: October 2017

Quick trip to Sipapu

My husband and I like staying at Sipapu. We stayed in one of the cabins, very rustic but clean. No TV or internet which suits us just fine. They have a food truck, we had a really good sandwich and they have a bar.

Date of stay: September 2017

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On the deck!

The entire room is in this paneled decor

The privy has a curtain for privacy

Shower, water pressure was low.

Window looked out onto the slopes

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Some of our family members are interested in snow mobile and tubing? Where can we go that is near sipapu? Can we rent the tubes?

For tubing you will have to go to Taos and for snowmobiling you will have to go to Red River.

Would like to go 1st or 2nd week in May, to play Disc Golf for two or three days. Is weather good, couple of course in the area we would like to throw. Driving out from California. Sounds like a great place to stay. But most reviews are about skiing and winter. Thanks for any Info on that time of year and area. Any DG insight too.

That is only a few weeks after the ski season ends, so there will probably still be a snow base on the mountain. Their mountain would be great for disc golf, but I would definitely call and make sure the course is open.

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Can anyone tell me how to green runs are? In comparison to Angel Fire or Taos? I have heard this mountain is a little easier than the others. And has anyone used the Groupon?

They are Slightly easier than Taos. We had constant (sometimes white out) snow when I was at whitefish so that made visibility more difficult, but the green runs were pretty similar to Taos's. I had more time and better visibility at Taos, and I got to run the blues and greens enough to get comfortable on them in skis. I didn't have as much time at whitefish, and I'm new to snowboarding, which made it more difficult for me, but it wouldn't be for most people. The altitude is much lower at whitefish though so it's easier to breathe and you have more energy. Taos is extremely high in altitude making it more difficult to breathe, nose bleeds, all that fun stuff. Hope that helps.