Hotel Luna Mystica

I liked the airstream I stayed in...small, yet accommodating for 1-person. The shower was nearby, & pleasant as it had a heater for the chilly morning or evening. Best of all was the view I had of the mountains for fotos of the beautiful sunset/sunrise!

I didn't mind the worker chopping wood in the morning as the wood pile/large trash receptacle just happened to be located near the airstream I booked for 2-nights for my stay to just relax & be near Taos.....but when he started up the chainsaw to work on another project near me, it was disruptive to my peacefulness. Whatever he was doing with the chainsaw, I wish he could have done it later in the day rather than the morning. Oh well...can't please everyone.

Unique accommodation, fun but also comfortable, clean, and well maintained. Very dog friendly. The trailer was equipped with all necessary amenities including kitchen. The fellow who checked us in (Brenden?) was wonderful and made us feel right at home. We stayed in the blue Sparten Imperial Mansion. I booked the stay and my husband was skeptical, but when he settled in he was so impressed and delighted and enjoyed himself immensely- one of the surprising highlights of our month in the road.

Nothing really, we knew it was a bit out of town without anything else in walking distance (the brew pub next door was closed when we were there but when it is open that would an added plus to be able to just walk over).

I called twice in the days before arriving, once to confirm my reservation, and once to arrange for a late check-in so I could enjoy an evening at Ojo Caliente. The two women I spoke with were knowledgeable, attentive and enthusiastic. This made such a difference especially as I later arrived in the cold and dark and easily found my unit. The luggage wagons were very helpful. My unit was adorable, had everything I needed overnight and to make a simple breakfast. My drive up to ski at Taos mapped at 28 minutes!

Nothing.

I enjoyed Colin and how chill responsive and easy going he made my check in and out. I loved the artwork, being an artist myself it was almost like a little interactive festival space ✨️. Loved the names associated with writers artists and the whole ambiance of the location. Being partially native I appreciated the open spaces to connect with nature pray and give alms and thanks to our mother nature and father sun. The little amenities coffee and everything was decorated and wrll throughout. The set up with Feng Sui for sure! Can't wait to come back and stay again. One more thing - loved being away from the hustle and bustle of Taos

Entitled families who wake up at 645 to take photos - not your fault but a maybe creating a noise rule might be helpful in the future.

After staying in Santa Fe this was a delight. Staff was a breath of fresh air with lots of helpful tips about the area and directions. I even saw them giving tours to new guests! The air stream I booked was super cute and comfy. I finally felt like I could relax after traveling alone for so long. I will definitely be coming back with friends!

The only tiny tiny thing would be dish towels and a better dish rack. Try their coffee, its delicious!

Cutest idea ever. I got a little cold in the night but got up and found a heater, that morning I found the real heater (hahahaha), So funny. Wonderful porch to sit on when I woke up and drank my "french press" coffee, way better than a hotel room without the beautiful view off my personal porch. Did I mention quiet, no upstairs or outside noices, so peaceful. Plus, you can buy some wood for a fire outside. A couple trailers did this, such a great idea. I would recommend to all I know going to Taos.

We just thought it would be fun to try staying in a vintage trailer for a night and I'm glad we did. This was a fun place to rest. Place was clean and quaint. We got the smallest trailer and it really cute. We were expecting it to be a bit cramp but it actually offered a decent amount of space. We had a dinner under the stars with a bonfire and hot cocoa. We will definitely return and do it again!

This one was probably more on us, but we were told that there was a small heater in the trailer. when we got there we saw an AC only fan on the ceiling, but attached on the wall was a small heater which didn't offer much heat. We spent the night a bit chilly (but not uncomfortable) only to find out while cooking breakfast that there there was a portable heater inside one of the closet spaces that offered very good heating. Its not really their fault but I'm putting it here in case it helps someone else .

It was unique. Staff was very helpful and accomodations were wonderful. I am a bit handicapped and they had already changed our trailer to an ADA compliant trailer. They could not have been more helpful.

The building that is their check in area and coffee lounge was lit up too much, which created ambient light which in turn hurt the star gazing experience at night.

Super adorable concept - I'm so glad that I found it before I booked a traditional hotel! The campers each had their own personality, and it was an added bonus that they have a fully functioning kitchen inside. I was pretty bummed by limited the opportunities for fun were in Taos (I guess due to COVID? but it really didn't seem to have much even if everything were open), so I went to the grocery store, got some food and drinks, and made a night of it in my camper. What an experience!

Nothing! It was great! :)

This place is, for want of a better word, "cool". Funky fun. Outside of Taos, nice views of the Rio Grande Gorge right near the site, etc..

The property consists of older, reconditioned travel trailers. If you want to sleep in a modern, 4 or 5 star hotel with spas, massive staff, etc., this isn't it. Taos has wind and dust, so we found that dust - but not filth - had got in under some of the doors and windows. Not a problem as I have traveled all over the world so the minimal dust was just a minor inconvenience remedied with a swipe or two of a broom. If, however, you want to stay in a different kind of place with a totally different vibe, you've found it! Two out of three in the party loved it, but one couldn't get used to the different type of accomodations.