Dreamcatcher Bed and Breakfast

Very pretty place. the rooms were great and really enjoyed the fireplace. the breakfest was good but not for those that are picky or looking for choices.

Friendly stuff, pleasant and Relaxing atmosphere.

Nice hideaway but our room had a couple of issues - heating/cooling system wasnt easily adjustable and was kind of noisy as it cycled off and on through the night. One light by bed flickered off and on (not bulb).

Lovely setting and very comfortable. Great interiors and nice beast

Room was very cozy and thoughtfully done. Very clean. Bed was comfy. Fireplace was so nice with supplied wood. Fresh cookies and a hand written welcome note on bed stand, very nice touch! Lots of blankets and pillows. All day coffee and tea is nice all day! Breakfast was served at 8:30. Very good. Only con was breakfast host was not friendly at all, barely spoke! Not quite bed and breakfast appropriate. Next day 8:35 coffee was not even out ( they remove Krieg for pot in AM). Breakfast took awhile would have been ok with coffee, no cocoa offered. This host was a little more pleasant! Breakfast was not great. Same offering as day before (not common in B&B), but frittata was rather flat and over abundance of green chiles. Coffee pot was emptied quickly and not refilled. So we left without a refill of coffee. Definitely has gone downhill. Read less

Had stayed at Dream Catcher several years ago and had an absolutely wonderful experience. We were really looking forward to staying there again. However, the Dream Catcher was definitely not the same. It appeared that little to no maintenance had been done since our last visit (e.g. the door knob was literally about to come off, grounds had not been maintained). The most disappointing aspect though was the ambivalence towards my wife’s food allergies. I had communicated my wife’s dietary restrictions early as the last time they made excellent accommodations for her allergies in their amazing breakfast. This time when breakfast was delivered we both received the same meal which was very basic. We asked the server about whether they had accommodated her restrictions and were told, “well, the muffin has gluten in it”. That was it. We were disappointed and will likely choose another B&B next time we visit Taos. Too bad, the Dream Catcher had been a good memory.

Every year my family of siblings cross the country to meet and catch up.we range from Nashville,to Pittsburgh,from California and Nebraska to South Dakota. In 2021 we landed in Taos New Mexico. The Pueblo was locked down because of Covid. Our host brought in Kevin Whitefeather to tell us of his culture and history. It was far above and beyond our typical rendezvous. They lived up to their name Dreamcatcher

AMAZING HOTEL!!!! This is one of the most adorable and WELL DECORATED hotels I have ever been to in the 48 countries I have traveled. I absolutely loved everything about this place. The BREAKFAST IS DELICIOUS, they make each plate per guest as you arrive, and each day it was incredible. The dining room and the room are decorated with southwest style MOST BEAUTIFUL HAND MADE DECOR. The GARDEN had a tiny fountain and gnomes and comfortable seating. GREAT LOCATION IN TOWN. They also have a book with GREAT RECOMMENDATIONS. I called to make the reservation because I had seen the hotel on an app and they gave me an even better DISCOUNTED RATE, which has never happened before. They even accommodated a friend of mine at 10 pm who met us in Taos. It has everything you need, including an extra coffee maker in the room and flashlights. It is just impeccable the detail between the decor and everything they provide. The staff were all super sweet ladies that worked there.

I was here end of the fall season and Taos was chilly at night. This place was so cozy! I stayed in one of the smaller rooms and it was so quaint. Love the electric fireplace. The yard was inviting, I wish it was warmer so I could have enjoyed it more. Very nice breakfast in the morning (menu decided for you but took requests on your dislikes, etc). Walkable to downtown (always something I look for), if you don't mind being on a narrow street at first and have to watch for cars. If ever in Taos again, I would defintely stay here.

The people who work here are nice, But the room was so cold We could not stay an other night. We had to leave and pay for the night.