LAS POSADAS EL SALTO

Our family really enjoyed our week-long stay at Las Posadas El Salto. The home is off the beaten path a bit, which we preferred, yet it's close to the ski resort and a short drive into Taos. It's nestled among the pines near a quaint town of Arroyo Seco. Las Posadas is comfortable and homey with a touch of Southwest flair. There's beautiful art throughout the house which adds to the home's appeal. We loved the upper level master retreat and slept like a dream every night. We also enjoyed viewing the millions of stars from the hot tub every night. Thanks for sharing your home with our family of 7!

We've stayed in around ten VRBO rentals, each of which we thoroughly enjoyed, but Las Posadas El Salto is special. The house (including the kitchen) is really well equipped. The furniture and art are excellent. The area around the house is wild; several impressive hikes start close by. In general we found the Taos region to be as compelling--scenic, culturally rich, but low-key--as its reputation would suggest. Jamie was great to work with. Highly recommended.

We arrived on a Sunday evening, driving from Arroyo Seco from Aubrey TX. It took us about 11-12 hours with a few stops for food and potty breaks along the way. We received updates from Jaime regarding road conditions, information about best grocery stores/ restaurants, site seeing, etc. We spend first day at cabin/house, relaxing, and even took a stroll around property. It is such a beautiful area, you are up close and personal with nature, at it's best! The house has a wonderful balcony, hot tub, modern design with lots of cool art work, fully stocked, and plenty of room! DAy two, we took kids to ski school, and my husband and I had whole day to ourselves to ski at Toas ski valley. It was great for us. However, it was spring break, and it was a bit over crowded on the mountain and at ski school. Our kids did not get alot of one on one time, didnt get to learn how to get on off lift, or how to wedge. That was a little disappointing, but knowing our kids (age 9 and 3), we were just happy they made it through the whole day. :) Our second day of skiing (we took two days off in between) we decided to just work with boys our self, instead of paying for another round of ski school. Other days we enjoyed ice skating, walking around town, seeing rio grand gorge bridge )-- spectacular!!, attempting to see water fall near property-- we didnt make it too far with kiddos. We also went tubing one afternoon at toas ski valley. We literally did something different each day, and enjoyed every minute! We would love to come back with boys are a little older, perhaps in summer time to go hiking, rafting, or take another stab at teaching them to ski in the future. Toas is so much closer to north Texas than Colorado skiing, and it was just as fun! Also, we had some friends stay in toas same week as us, they were in hotel in main part of town. They didnt seem to enjoy their stay as much as we did. When we come back, we will def book at Los Posadas again! Thanks Jamie!