Hotel Luna Mystica

Beautiful views and clear night skies. Trailer Donna is cute, though the bathroom is quite small and smells a bit. Highly recommend using the public bathrooms, they are clean and spacious. Also their woods were really great, making it super easy to start a camp fire. Night was cold in winter, but the heater was good enough to keep us warm during sleep. Friendly staffs. Overall, very great experience and would recommend friends coming if they're visiting Taos.

We had such a beautiful stay at Hotel Luna Mystica! The staff was so friendly. The location was absolutely stunning and the camper we stayed in felt like a cozy weekend home. If you love a bright night sky this is the place to stay, there happened to be a meteor shower on the nights we stayed and it was magical. The trailer is accommodated with all you need so it was nice and warm even in mid December. We will definitely be staying again. Thanks so much for the relaxing getaway!

My wife and I recently stayed here and were pleased with how cozy and inviting our little camper was. If you looked closely, you could see some dust or something that wasn't prestine, but come on, they're classic American campers. The bathrooms were clean and the water was hot. The staff were very friendly and were quick to recommend a place to grab a bite to eat and see a show. The hotel was just a short drive away from hiking trails that had breathtaking views and every night offered a chance to see all of the cosmos from the deck of our camper. 11/10, would recommend.

Had a wonderful time at Hotel Luna Mystica. It was just what I was looking for--a cozy, minimalist, out of the way place where I could decompress from the world for a while. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the trailer that I stayed in was definitely cozy, but it had a fridge, microwave, glass stovetop, and running hot water. And it kept me toasty in late December. It's a few miles out of town, so you have to drive a bit to get food, but being away from things is part of the appeal. All in all, I'd consider it a great value if you're interested in staying somewhere unique and a bit off the beaten path.

This place was nice. I was initially worried about temperature control but my room was furnished with both a space heater and actual heating. Also, you have everything you need including even a stove to cook on. The girl at the front (forgot her name) was really nice and helpful. I was slightly disappointed in the stars. They're definitely more visible than in the city, but it's nothing compared to what you might see at Ghost Ranch for example. Also, Taos is maybe 10 minutes down the road where there are plenty of places to eat, grocery shop, or get alcohol. All in all, this is a place I would recommend to anyone looking for a unique and quirky stay.

I stayed here with my fiance, Jan 18-19, and we would highly recommend! We were greeted by a very nice woman in reception who introduced us to our RV, which was very cozy. We were there to stargaze and Hotel Luna Mystica did not disappoint. We would definitely be back. :)

This place is so very special, and I intend to return in the future. I would change nothing. It must be so hard to maintain and to make it work so well, I feel like it won't always be around. It was long on my bucket list, and my longstanding worries that it would be too "cozy" between neighbors or that there would be raucous neighbors were completely unfounded. It was so quiet and peaceful, each place with its own space. A couple things that didn't affect me but that could have been important to know in advance were- 1. you do not park at your unit, you schlepp your belongings from a parking lot to the unit, so pack light. Two, the unit I stayed in had AC only which was as loud as a helicopter landing, and just a hefty plug-in space heater for heating. I lucked out by going in a temperate to slightly cool season. If I had gone during the dead of summer, this could have been a problem, as you would not be able to sleep at night with the AC noise. I stayed in Dennis, which I had also worried for a long time would be too small, but it was not- I would have no reason to try out any other unit. I'm sure they're great and that this is the most basic and smallest of them all, but I'll stick to what I know! I <3 Dennis.

We booked this place for three nights and stayed in three different trailers. Yogi was older than it looked in the photos and quite small. The Sand is a long trailer, very spacious, and can comfortably accommodate 2–6 people. Christopher has a beautiful view, a good size, and feels newer and more nicely decorated. Overall, the place is quite nice with great views, a good atmosphere, and friendly, helpful staff.

We stayed here a few years ago in the "Sundance" trailer and absolutely loved it. Such a beautiful little "glampground" with cute and well-designed renovated vintage trailers. The staff was very friendly and helpful when we arrived and anytime we stopped into the office during our stay. They even provided firewood and firestarters for us so we could enjoy a campfire and s'mores on a somewhat chilly October night. We loved having easy access to explore Taos but a quiet, serene place to stay outside of town with lovely views of the sunsets and stars. We will definitely be back in the future.

A unique stay with gorgeous views! I stayed at Hotel Luna Mystica on my trip to New Mexico and would highly recommend for those who are in the Taos area. I stayed in Pollux, which was cozy and just enough space to decompress each nigh after a day of travel. The views from the front porch are a must see - even at night! This property and vintage trailers are also a great photo op! Just remember that you will be staying in a vintage trailer in the desert - so it can get chilly at night (they do have heaters in the trailers). The Taos Mesa Brewery 'mothership' location is just steps from location. However - it is only open Thursday through Sunday, so keep that in mind while you plan. All in all, Hotel Luna Mystica met and exceeded my expectations! Hoping to come back to visit again in the future.

You know u can't miss it when it's on your gal's checklist.Unique Trailer Hotel located in Taos over looking the mountains. Each trailer is beautifully decorated along with its own outdoor deck. Trailers are well equipped with all the required amenities to cook ,comfortably sleep and shower. They do have a dedicated full shower nearby. Pros: ------- Cool view Well Equipped Pet Friendly Friendly Staff Decently Prices 10 min drive to Taos Plaza and Restaurants Place for bon fire Water was so good for drinking Hot showers Wifi Cons: ------ None to me ( Brewery next to trailers is closed for sometime now. Wish they had it) Just sip on coffee watching the mountains from your own Trailer Deck. Grab a beer and have your own bonfire.

We had a great stay in the Apollo, a beautiful Airstream trailer! The staff is so friendly, and the views are spectacular! You'll want to stay up late to see the beautiful night sky (with tons of shooting stars and satellites) and then get up early to see the sunrise over the mountains. We saw a coyote in the field and a hot air balloon in the early morning sky. It's short drive to the Gorge Bridge and downtown Taos.

I really wanted to like this place. We had tiny beetles all over our bed and the trailer. When we told the front office they said it was the desert. I enjoyed the walking distance to the brewery. Two nights with a dog was over $400 and not worth it.

I booked four days over Thanksgiving week in the Castor. Check in was easy but I was dismayed to find upon arriving to my camper (Castor) that it was much more run down than pictured on the website. Several of the cabinets were damaged and the roof had water damage that was recent and felt damp to the touch. When I returned from my first day in Taos the heat in my camper had quit working. Fortunately when I brought my issues up with the front desk I was switched to a nicer camper for the remainder of my stay (Esmeralda) and was given a small discount. The new camper was much more in line with what I was expecting and seemed much more well maintained and I enjoyed staying in it! It stayed very cozy inside despite the cold weather! I did want to note that online the camper I ended up staying in (Esmeralda) was listed as ADA accessible but the front door stuck very badly because it scraped on the deck and both I and my family members I had a hard time opening it several times which could be an issue for someone with strength or mobility issues. In all I would stay Hotel Luna Mystica is a fun place to stay if you have a sense of adventure and don't mind having to be flexible with your plans. Pros: Good customer service and very accommodating staff Allowed dogs! Cons: Campers may be run down depending on which one you get

Such a fun and peaceful experience! We are in soy capitan. Staff such as Patrick and the cleaning lady (sorry didn't get her name!) were super friendly and nice. Our fire pit was very muddy so they let us use another one that wasn't occupied. Just a few things to note: windows are shut closed during the winter, when we were there Looks like they don't really accept early check-in bc they're thoroughly cleaning and making sure everything is dried Also ten minutes from main of Taos Go to Cids and stock up on drinks and food. The trailer has a fridge and freezer. Also microwave, all kitchen essentials there! Water from their well was so refreshing and delicious. Bed/pillows smell a lil musty but oh wells! Thank you!

My daughter planned a week-long road trip and invited me to join her. She lives in Austin and I live in OKC, so we met in Tucumcari, NM to head to Taos and Santa Fe. She booked two nights at Hotel Luna Mystica in Taos. It was a great surprise! Hotel Luna Mystica is a unique collection of 20 vintage Airstream and other mobile home trailers. All have been refurbished and had wooden decks and firepits added outside. Inside our Airstream, we found air-conditioning and heat, refrigerator, microwave, stove-top, new bathroom with toilet and sink, 2 very comfortable beds, and a table with bench seats. Outside we enjoyed the deck with a table and lawn chairs with a great view of Taos Mountain. Adjacent to our Airstream trailer was a new shower house with two private showers and changing rooms. Each had its own locked space. The staff was very helpful. There was a great grocery store only 12 minutes away. Also the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge was just 10 minutes away, with great views of the river below and the spectacular bridge. We also enjoyed a visit to nearby Arroyo Seco, a fun little town with a few cafes and little shops, just 12 minutes away. My daughter and I truly enjoyed the peaceful mornings on the deck drinking coffee and enjoying the view, and also the evening happy hours beside our pinon fire. We had such a good time at Hotel Luna Mystica! P.S. Pets and kids are welcome.

We decided to book Hotel Luna Mystica for a quick weekend getaway. Just a heads up this place is always booked out and booked our airstream about two months in advance. I wasn't sure what to expect but was pleasantly surprised the campers sit about a 10 minute drive outside of Taos. At first I was surprised at how close the campers seemed to one another but all of the decks and fire pits are spaced out to where you aren't on top of your neighbors. Although it was fully booked while we were there it was very quiet and everyone was super friendly. Each camper has a deck, outside chairs and a fire pit. Ours had a full sized bed and a full bathroom with shower. I'm not super outdoorsy so this was the perfect compromise to camping. We were able to sit around the fire both nights and see the star which was great. The camper came with a large space heater which worked great. It was a cool experience and I would definitely recommend booking an airstream to anyone wanting to get away. They do sell small crates of fire wood but we brought our own along with lighter fluid.

What a fun and unique way to stay! My friend and I went on a road trip that included a stop in Taos. We were looking for something different than a typical hotel, but a step up from camping. I found this and we decided to take a chance. I'm so glad we did! We spent a night in "Ralphie" and it was honestly one of the highlights of our trip. We enjoyed a late night bonfire, met some other people staying there and had so much fun. The view of the sky is indescribable. If you live in a city or suburbs I promise you have never seen the sky like this before. It was a beautiful clear night and the sky looked like a sea of glitter. The RV itself was so cute, and also comfortable. We slept great, the shower was good, and it had enough comforts or home to be comfortable without sacrificing the vibe. There are also larger ones for families or groups. I would gladly come back and stay here again. Highly recommend!

This place is what the Shady Dell in Bisbee, AZ wants to be. The key difference here is that Hotel Luna Mystica always has on-site folks to check you in and help. You can feel the love they have for the place. The property is magical. You won't regret staying here.

Wonderfully quirky and fun place to stay on the mesa!! Only feedback is to please list bed and bathroom dimensions, bathroom in our RV was a little tight for me, but they also have community showers available! Staff is so lovely and helpful and the community vibe is on point. We can't wait to come back!

The perfect getaway. This was our second time visiting. You can't beat the price, the views, and how peaceful this place is. The staff was great and beyond helpful.

This is a very interesting and unique place to stay while in Taos. Your lodging will vary a bit based on the trailer you stay in. I stayed in the smallest one and it was perfect for one person (would be VERY messy with more than one person). The views are amazing, it's wonderful waking up to see the mountains. There is a glamping element to it - the staff were not always easy to find and my trailer door didn't really unlock without a struggle. On the morning I left it was so cold the water and heat stopped working in my trailer. Hey, this is glamping, I guess. I would still stay there again.

After finding Hotel Luna Mystica online, I couldn't wait to stay in this vintage trailer campground with all of their differently themed and renovated trailers. Located right outside of Taos, we arrived as the sun was setting, and were given the keys to Dennis. We were also given a card for a free beer at the Taos Mesa Brewery next door. The guy who was working said he would meet us there in a few minutes as others were checking in, and my dog and I headed over to check out our space for the night. What we didn't realize until it was too late, was that there are walkways around the trailers, so you are not sinking in the mud that surrounds the space. My dog and I arrived at Dennis with shoes and paws caked in fresh Taos mud! Dennis was small, as described on the website, and would have been fine, had the sheets been changed and the trash from the previous residents been taken out. (several bottles of wine and some beer) On my way to the Taos Brewery, I stopped in the office, which is a portable trailer, and there was another manager in there. He was really friendly and apologetic when I shared how I was surprised at the condition Dennis was left in and I had expected it to be cleaned appropriately prior to my arrival. He blew me away by offering for me to stay in a different trailer, and assured me that it was clean. When I came back from the brewery, he helped me and my furry companion move to Rosie, which was HUGE and beautiful inside. Rosie was an amazing trailer from the 1950's to stay in, and also had some modern conveniences that I did not expect, like a large fridge and microwave! We relaxed in the seating area and read quite a bit. However, being out on the Mesa, and the weather being below freezing, the heaters in Rosie were working super hard, but the trailer was still chilly. The bed however, was comfy and toasty warm under the comforter, and I slept well and comfortably through the night. I would love to return in the spring, fall, or even summer to experience one of the music festivals that happens next to the brewery here. I love that they are dog-friendly, and the manager went totally out of his way to assure that our stay was even better than expected. Such a cool experience, even with the muddy shoes and paws!

If you can, stay here. The staff are awesome, the trailers are beautiful inside and the ambiance is magical.

This is the perfect little getaway! During this crazy pandemic, I've desperately needed a little R&R, and this was just the place for it. Just a quick drive up from Albuquerque, my sister and I were able to make it an overnight with our pup and escape the busy-ness of life for a bit. It's fairly isolated, which makes it really peaceful and relaxing. I was able to sit outside and enjoy a book (the weather is WAY cooler up here than down in Abq!) , all while taking in the view of the mountains. Make sure to bring up a cooler of food and drinks! There's a little fridge to store stuff, the tap water drinkable since it's fresh from their well, and there are basic utensils, dishes, and some pots and pans. Major bonus: ground coffee and a French press are also included!!

Where can you stay in an airstream without having to buy your own? And where's its completely furnished, with electricity, plumbing, a stovetop, fridge, microwave, super comfortable bed, a French press with fresh ground coffee, artisan teas, gourmet hot chocolate, and locally made toiletries? HERE!! This is an incredibly cool and yeah, yeah, admittedly hipster, place to bunk down for a night (perfect photo op for the 'Gram). It is located about a ~10 minutes drive from El Prado and Taos, where the stars at night are incredible in the huge open sky.

We had an excellent stay here while in Taos! The "Jazzy" camper was adorable and it came with a sunrise and sunset deck. Pros of our stay: - friendly staff - the camper was well maintained and clean - nice "outhouse" shower area - a walk from the brewery (and a free complimentary drink) - incredible Mountain View - comfy bed - some dishes, complimentary coffee, and French press were provided - there was also a closet with an extra blanket, small space heater, and fan Cons (these were minor): - the shower in the camper did not work. Water worked nicely otherwise but could not seem to get enough pressure for the shower head. It was not a far walk to the "outhouse" which was clean, with nice hot water, so it wasn't a huge inconvenience. - the gravel lot can be a little upsetting for a low-lying car - no posted office hours. There was no one in the office so we could check out early. We decided to go into town for breakfast and came back to check out. Overall, this was WELL WORTH the price! We would come again for sure!

It was quite the experience! I had some problems checking in (couldn't find the office place) but staff was great help. They showed us the camper and everything in it and even had firewood for sale. Another man came around asking if we needed help starting a fire. The sunset and fire were amazing. It got real cold the second day we stayed but luckily the camper kept us cozy. Loved the brewery and their happy hour. Would love to come back once the weather is warmer! (We had the Dennis)

This was our second time staying at Hotel Luna Mystica and both stays have been AWESOME! The views on the mesa are amazing and this little property is in a great spot. Our first stay was in Esmeralda and this time we stayed in Apollo. Esmeralda has a larger bathroom but only a curtain to separate it from the rest of the trailer. Apollo's bathroom has a pocket door, and the trailer has a cute table with benches. The hotel brings all kinds - solo travelers, couples with and without dogs, families with kids of all ages, and all kinds of campers - tents, RV's, car camping. The beds in both trailers were super comfy, the AC and heat both worked great, and we spent a ton of time on the attached deck, watching sunrises, sunsets, other travelers, and prairie dogs. The staff is friendly and accommodating, and the new office lounge area is inviting, with fresh brewed local coffee when they open in the mornings. Can't wait to go back again!!

If you are looking for a unique, fairly-priced stay, an under-the-radar gem within the under-the-radar gem of Taos, you have got to stay here. Each trailer has thoughtful, artistic touches... ours had trashy books from the 1950s and red exterior lights a-la-Amsterdam. All have decks, fire pits, surprisingly functional kitchenettes and showers, and plenty of heating that comes in handy if you drop by in the snowy season. You will absolutely run into other guests (and probably their dogs) while hanging out on your deck or meandering the open space behind the park. An allegedly awesome brewery/event space is on the other side of the parking lot (it was closed for COVID, unfortunately), and it's a short drive to town (with delectable Mexican food on the way). It's also very close to Arroyo Seco, an adorable town most tourists overlook - be sure to check it out! The hotel is close to good stuff, but the property itself has plenty of space. I vividly remember the unobstructed view of the mountains from our deck, and the breath-taking night sky. More stars than you ever dreamed existed... you might even got lucky and see cosmic swirls and shooting stars.

This place exceeded my expectations and then some. If you are looking for a way to experience the mesa in a bit of vintage camping style, then you found the perfect place. I really don't want to post a review, because I was this hidden gem to stay ... hidden. As I rolled up, disoriented and unsure. I was greeted by the owner who couldn't have been more chill and nice. I even got a HUG and two drink tickets for the brewery next door. I stayed in Castor, a sweet little camper on the edge of the grounds facing the Taos ski resort and woah, those sun rises, wowsa! I had many plans to explore the area but something else happened... I was overwhelmed with inspiration and started writing a new book in my little sweet trailer! Hurrah! The magic and enchantment of the area has some sweet healing properties, and I think it is fair to say Castor (my camper) is my new muse. The accommodations were surprisingly luxurious, the bed was so comfy with lots of pillows and gushy comforter, I even had a private toilet / bathroom / shower to use. SCORE! I had read somewhere about packing food, and so glad I did. I noshed on tasty treats while enjoying the sunshine and blue skies and mountains ranges all around. Check out the brewery next door, the beers were underwhelming but the atmosphere and entertainment were both top notch. I even caught a killer band and a two step dance night while I was there. Already plotting my return, this is my new go to chill spot away from 'reality' as I understand it. A dreamy getaway and as private or as social as you'd like it to be.

This place is literally next door to the Taos airport and the Taos dump. Look it up on Google. 'Stayed' in the best one. The place is a super run down trailer park that looks pretty on the outside. The check in was really crappy. They just gave us the key and said walk in. The lady would not even look up for her glass encased box. When I came in to ask about the wifi, she was annoyed and was like 'IT'S ON THE BROCHURE IN THE TRAILER'. I was like 'ma'am, there is nothing in there'. Wow. Literally, there were drawers missing with holes in the cabinets. It was pretty bad. Save ur money and stay somewhere in town. The pictures on the website ARE NOT what this place is like. It looks super cool online. Vintage but not run down. It's actually just old. Save a bunch of money, stay in town and just go and look at this place the same way you would 'look' at spaceship earth. It's worth a look. That's it. We didn't even stay there that night. We ended up drying at the much cheaper Hampton Inn. Also and most importantly, the brewery is closed so there is literally no reason to stay there. There are much cheaper and much more comfortable places.

Sssooo adorable!!! A great glamorous camping trip with the Taos brewery right next door! Need I say more!? It's a great get away with a complete kitchen to make food and drinks...next to a fire. Bring a tablet though...there wasnt a TV in our room

Amazing find!!! This "hotel" is a collection of decked out Airstream RV's. It was way higher end than glamping, as our RV had a full bathroom, kitchenette, and porch with a fire pit. I am not one to camp nor am I outdoorsy, but waking up to a gorgeous sunset outside the RV was simply beautiful. We also enjoyed the fire pit at night - they sell firewood kits at check in - as you can see all the stars. It's very Covid friendly since the RV's are spaced out and everyone kept to themselves. Super unique spot.

Beyond beautiful, and very unique! Tristan, Mark, Drew, Patrick and the rest of the staff do an awesome job of making sure the property and units are comfy, updated, and welcoming. We we're lucky enough to stay in Castor even though it wasn't ready yet. They updated it quickly for our stay and had it in working order, and then some. Amazing craftsmanship and style. Castor was fully outfitted with a stove, fridge,sink, and microwave. Also has a full bath with mini shower. Had so many storage drawers and cabinets too! The property looks over the vast Mesa with a backdrop of the gorgeous mountains and snow caps. Couldn't have asked for better. Can't wait to come back in the fall to see the updates and visit the Hot Springs.

Hotel Luna Mystica was everything I hoped for and more. We stayed in Louise, and she was perfect. The attention to detail inside and outside the vintage campers doesn't go unnoticed. There is a lot of thought that is put into this experience. The views from the porch are breath taking, and let's not forget about the stars at night. There truly aren't enough good words for how rad this place is. It was the perfect getaway. The staff was super friendly and helpful as well. I can't wait to come back here. Thank you for a one of a kind stay. It's something that will be cherished for a lifetime.

Perched on the plains of El Prado, a few miles outside of Taos and 4 miles down the road from the Rio Grande Gorge, is this unique vintage trailer park--a welcoming oasis in the desert. The space has 20+ vintage trailers, each uniquely refurbished, with wooden decks and fire pits. The trailer I reserved, the Dona, is one of the smaller of the bunch but was perfect for one person. Having a refrigerator, microwave, and working stovetop have me all I needed to make breakfast and tea while taking in the mountains and the colorful vistas. The bathroom and shower were quite tiny. If I was only a bit taller or wider, the space might have been challenging. The bed was quite comfy. I slept like a baby, despite the slight draft from the glass slatted windows. In fact, the cold might have helped(?). The management is attentive, even during this particularly strange COVID-19 moment. He answered any questions and gave great suggestions for food and hikes. I am sooooo happy I found this place. It gave me a deeper love of a landscape I already adored.

what a fun concept. great stay. walk to the brewery. come back to a cozy little fire. stare at the stars. can't wait to come back.

Incredible spot nestled in the desert 35 minutes outside Taos ski valley. Make sure to stop by the brewery next door for a performance and brews. Campervans are welcomed here, includes hot shower and fast WiFi. No snakes out here either, just occasional wind.

I want to stay here every night for the rest of my life. I'm so obsessed. We were upgraded and were the first to stay in Louise! 10/10 recommend her, she's a beaut. There was everything you could need in there, including a bathroom with a shower, mini fridge, French press and tea kettle! The bathroom on the site was very clean and well kept! We ever had a cute kitty cat come chill with us while we watched the sunset from our little porch. Each site has a fire pit and every evening there's a man that will come with wood and set up the fire for you. Absolutely loved that there was a brewery right by, our site was far from it, so we didn't have any issues with the noise!

I made a reservation. Got billed half. Tried to cancel well before visit. Hotel could not find my reservation. Would do nothing to refund me even though I sent them a copy of the charge card transaction. When I finally screamed enough, they finally checked the date I told them I had made the reservation and saw they had charged me, just as I said. Reservation was under a different name but there all along if they had just looked at their receipts. This took about three weeks of time, about ten e-mails and a nasty phone call. This hotel is not worth this grief.

This is such fun...and competitive with anywhere else you could stay. Clean and welcoming...trailers spread out for privacy and quiet. Fire pits in front of each trailer for a pleasant place to sit and watch the stars from the desert floor. Always wanted to stay in a trailer...it was cozy and fully equipped. Easier than a hotel. Check in quick, no check out required. All units are air conditioned! Just fun and relaxing...a must do adventure! Perfectly located to be central to everything...

I found this place on Instagram. So I planned a 5 day trip to New Mexico and stayed 1 of those nights here. Sooo glad I did. Checking in was a breeze and once you're in your glamping RV the rest is paradise. The best relaxing and rejuvenating little place to stay at. Check it was easy once it was time to go. I was actually sad to leave and wish I could've taken the RV with me. If I'm ever back I this area I hope to come back and stay here a little longer in a different RV.

This has to be the coolest hotel on the planet! Wow! Stumbled upon this place during an event next door @Taos Mesa Brewery. They have like 14 Airstream type trailers that have been fully renovated. They are extremely plush and super cool inside. The location is superb if your tired of light pollution from city lights. The stars are super bright and constantly shooting! The staff is amazing , super cool and very much on top of things. If you love live music then check out Taos Mesa Brewery's website so you can get the best of both worlds! A very unique experience I will never forget!

A hotel off the beaten path, about seven miles from downtown Taos. The accommodations are wonderfully refurbished trailers which are ultra-clean, comfortable, and somewhat nostalgic. I stayed in one of the smaller trailers (Dennis) and was very content. Two people could stay in this tiny house. The shower house was right next the trailer and was very clean. I'm looking forward to returning soon!

Nice place to stay. The staff were friendly & helpful. Our vintage trailer was clean. The pub serves really good burgers & fries. They are remodeling the trailers one at a time. These are people trying to make a go of it. No big corporation with overflowing coffers remodeling the entire place all at once. We'll definitely go back. I heard that it's really beautiful in September when surrounding mountains change color. I'd like to see that. I hope they succeed. It'd be a real loss if not.

Such a cool concept and an absolute must if you're staying in the Taos area! Sure, hotels are great and all, but how many chances do you get to stay in a restored vintage airstream that's lovingly named (ours was Judd) and so super cute! A voucher was provided for a free pint at the bar next door, and that plus our $1 off voucher from the Yelp check in and the happy hour specials ($3/$4) made it a great little dinner and drinks spot. Though there wasn't a central heating system in our trailer, the two space heaters provided more than enough heat so we were super comfortable despite the 19 degree temps outside. The bathroom and space in general is definitely tight, but with only two people it was plenty big and had all the necessities of a hotel room from shampoos and soaps to glasses and plates/flatware. Managers were super considerate and gave us their cell phone numbers just in case we needed anything, which we really appreciated. We arrived at sunset so only got a chance to take in the beautiful sunset over the mountains, but the views the next morning were second to none. Taos is great, but I doubt you can find anything close to how unique and awesome this place was! If you're coming to Taos do yourself a favor and stay in this incredible place just a bit north!

Spent the night here recently after a day of skiing at Taos... it was amazing! We parked our camper van on the property to enjoy their amazing Mountain view, amenities (bathroom, warm shower, sink for clothes & dish washing etc). Having the brewery right next door was an added bonus, but even without it, this place is truly a little peaceful slice of paradise. This place is incredibly dog friendly- our pup was allowed to run around off leash and play with the many other dogs hanging around. We'll definitely be back! Thanks LM crew!

Hotel Luna Mystica is an undiscovered magical gem of Taos. I found out about this new little secret via Instagram and, boy, am I glad I did! I had been intrigued by New Mexico and booked a trip with my two best friends a few weeks ago, and we were absolutely captivated by the land of enchantment, from its wild expanses and amazing food but mostly by the awesomeness of Luna Mystica. Just outside of Taos, on a sweeping mesa overlooking the Taos Ski Valley (strategically located across from Taos Mesa Brewing), is the coolest little community of vintage airstreams and trailers that run on nothing but good vibes. The beautifully refurbished, chicly decorated Christopher became our home for two days. Upon arrival, we were greeted by Tristan, who not only made sure we had all the comforts we needed in our Spartan but also went above and beyond to take care of us. We had a fridge for beer and wine, coffee for those early mesa mornings, plenty of room to house our s'mores materials and a Bluetooth speaker and WiFi to keep the jams coming. Tristan, who is the only resource you need on Taos, hooked us up with a morning hike to the stunning Williams Lake, complete with a handy map he drew himself, and we were set up with a campfire at night. That first night, we saw one of the most magnificent sunsets of our life (really), and the next night we were treated to a rainbow that swept over the Mesa. Now if that's not proof that Luna Mystica is magic, I don't know what is! We slept under the vast New Mexico sky, with the stars bright and the shadows of the Sangre de Cristo mountains in the distance. There is something magical about that mesa and New Mexico's wild beauty. I only wish we had spent more time there, but little Taos has definitely captured this gal's big city heart. I'll definitely be back.

This place is awesome. It's adorable and the campers are super clean and comfortable. They thought of everything. The fire pits and coffee are a nice touch. Everyone we encountered was super friendly. Can't wait to visit here again!

This place is magical. I love the idea of staying in an RV in the mountains, but I don't have the time or will power to renovate my own silver bullet. These guys did all the work for me! Beautiful location close to Taos and the Rio Grande Gorge. Also right next to a brewery so it's perfect for beer and music lovers. Local soaps and coffee in the room, plenty of space for my family of 4. We even had our own porch and fire pit to really enjoy the stars! Loved it, will be back again.

Such a cool experience in refurbished retro campers. Extremely comfortable and well appointed, this is glamping with style.

Had an amazing stay here. We rented the Judd. All trailers have a great view of the mountains. There is a fire pit for each trailer too. It is also next to a brewery for a cpl of evening drinks. If you are visiting Taos, you must stay here for the experience.

I live in Santa Fe, NM, and I go to Taos as much as I can just to stay at Hotel Luna Mystica. Most of the time, I'm a solo traveler, but I've traveled with family, too, and they have something for any size group. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Each camper is sparkling clean when I arrive. Kitchens are stocked with cooking utensils and coffee. The beds are so incredibly comfortable (I even had a great night's sleep on a fold-out futon in the Judd trailer) that getting up is hard. The decor is impeccably on-trend. And the view cannot be beat. It helps to have to brewery right next door, too, because there's always something fun happening there. You could do nothing better for yourself than stay here and have the time of your life just watching the colors change across the mountains, or sit by a fire at night and enjoy the stars. Fun, healing, gorgeous, comfortable. There's not a single bad thing to say about this place.

My husband and I along with a friend stayed two nights there in "Judd" and it was the worst accommodations that we have ever had. The flies were horrible due to large gaps around the outside door, the sofa bed was nearly impossible to sleep comfortably on; the queen bed, you rolled to the center; there was NOT a pocket door to separate the bedroom from the rest of the trailer., The bathroom was a joke, unless you are under 5 foot tall and weighing less than 100 pounds! The shower water supply was hooked to the sink faucet. The toilet didn't flush properly all the time. The fixtures on the wall were coming off, the switches didn't work properly to turn on the lights, also both porch lights were burned out. The phone number on the reservation confirmation went to a person who didn't work there any longer. I would never stay here again and COULD NOT honestly recommend it to anyone.

Stayed here last week and I cannot say enough absout how cool this place is! All of the trailers were very clean and well maintained. The staff was incredibly helpful and friendly as well. Plus you get the added bonus of incredible views! Highly recommend, can't wait to go back!

This was one of my favorite trips. We stayed in El Capitan and it was magical. Comfy beds, our own shower, amazing hospitality and staff, and most of all spectacular views. Taos Mesa Brewing is walking distance and they have good food and are family and dog friendly. We will come back!!