Salsa Del Salto Bed & Breakfast Ski Vacation Packages

Salsa Del Salto Bed & Breakfast

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5 Night Mimimum 12/18-1/1/09, 3/2-4/8/09

Located between Taos Ski Valley and the Town of Taos (near Village of Arroyo Seco). Head out of town towards Taos Ski Valley, after a day of exploring galleries and shops: The lush bed and breakfast grounds are restful and rejuvenating. During the summer, you'll soon find yourself ready for a stimulating swim, or a game of tennis. Perhaps you would prefer to barbeque on a sprawling deck. In the winter, take a relaxing soak in the Jacuzzi, or relax in the Lobby by a roaring fire, while taking in breathtaking views of the Taos mountain behind.

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Lobo and Kachina Rooms-Have tall ceilings with vigas and smooth plastered walls, typical of modern adobe homes in the southwest. The light fixtures are hammered copper, adding a soft glow to the rooms. Both rooms have king sized beds, nightstands, dressers, sofas, small refrigerators and coffee makers. The bed and breakfast bathrooms have a natural light from the glass block walls, and heated Saltillo tile floor for extra comfort. They both have a shower and bath combination.

Taos Mesa-A bed and breakfast room unique in design, Taos Mesa is an upstairs room in our main Inn. This lodging boasts views of both Taos Mesa and nearby peaks. The accomodation has a king sized bed, 2 nightstands, dresser, sofa, and TV. The bathroom has a full sized tub and shower

Zia- Is the inns coziest bed and breakfast room, located on the first floor and just off the Lobby. It has a queen sized bed, dresser, nightstands, reading lamps and a leather reading chair. It overlooks the pool and front courtyard. The bath has southwestern tile and a bath and shower combination. Zia is a sign for the sun and appears on our state flag; this room is bright and sunny.

Trampas and Yerba-These rooms are the inns newest bed and breakfast additions giving the guest a larger selection. Each room has two queen sized beds, nightstands, desk, small refrigerator, coffee maker and trastero with a TV/VCR combination. A warm glow is added to each b&b room by the kiva shaped gas fireplaces. These rooms have nice views of either the beautiful mesas and mountains west of us (great for sunsets), or of the peaks east of us. The b & b bathrooms are spacious and have showers and jetted tubs.

Antoine's Room-This accomodation is an upstairs room, in the main Inn, close to the steps leading to the Lobby. It is bright and airy, with views of the Truchas Peaks and the grounds. The bed and breakfast room has a king sized bed, two leather reading chairs, two nightstands, a dresser, and a skylight over the bed for viewing of the stars. The bathroom has a full sized tub and shower.

LaFamilia-This bed and breakfast room has family accomodation in mind. It has a private entrance off the courtyard to the main Inn. The main room is large with a king sized bed, sofa, TV/VCR, dresser and nightstands and small refrigerator. A smaller room can be accessed through the main bedroom and has a trundle bed, which can be pulled into two twin beds, with a privacy door. The full bathroom has a tub and shower.

Master Room- The inns version of the "Honeymoon Suite". This bed and breakfast room has a copper accented fireplace, high beamed ceiling with fan, king sized bed, small refrigerator, microwave, coffee makeer and TV/VCR. The room has a bay window with mountain and garden views, two leather reading chairs and a queen sofa bed. There is a large and elegant bathroom with his and hers sinks, a walk in shower, private room with a toilet and bidet, and a large soaking tub in blue and white tile with views of El Salto Mountain.

Truchas Room- The middle bed and breakfast room on the upstairs floor with a king sized bed, nightstand, a hand made trastero, two leather reading chairs and beautiful views of Truchas Peak, our pool, grounds and tennis court. The bathroom has a tub and shower combination with two sinks. This is a perfect room if you want to be close to other guests in the Taos Mesa room.