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The "Casita in Ojo" is staying open during this time of the Coronavirus. Extra cleaning precautions are being taken, as per the CDC guidelines, washing with the recommended disinfectants. The casita is a 1-bedroom cottage with a private patio and only a 12 minute walk to Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs and Spa. It is easy to find and ideally situated to see the sites such as: Rio Grande del Norte Monument, Santa Fe, Taos, and Ghost Ranch, all of which are one hour away.

This casita is perfect for vacations, sabbaticals, or time away to get your book done, to plein air paint or photograph the area (Carson National Forest is a five minute drive away). It has a queen size bed and a love seat that converts to a small single bed. There are four local establishments to eat just a short walk away and a post office and a convenience store are a bit further. The casita is ideally situated to explore the magnificent, enchanted area. The host has degrees in history, traveled extensively and speaks English and conversational German. He lives in his own home on the property.

We are a 12 minute walk (or 2 minute drive) away from the Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs and Spa.

Eclectically furnished artist/writers retreat, huge welcoming living area with wood burning stove, private bedrooms, great kitchen-gas and electric stoves. walk in shower/bath/steam room combo. light filled, quiet. amazing skies! 8,200 ft altitude.

The Taos Cool Bus (Tilly) used to deliver ice cream treats all over Taos. She was a popular fixture among kids of all ages. Sadly, Tilly had to retire in 2013. It is with great joy then, that Tilly has "reincarnated" as a unique Airbnb rental. 100% off-grid, she is powered by solar and wood. She even has a portable flush toilet! Tilly's resting place boasts amazing sunset views and tons of tranquility for guests who want to have an authentic, off-grid, Taos hippy experience.

Tilly is an authentic, converted hippy bus. There is no electricity but she comes with a solar phone/laptop charger, solar-powered lights, an outdoor grill and charcoals for cooking. Inside there's a woodstove (with a hot water reservoir) for warmth and cooking. The "bathroom" is outside and consists of a private, enclosed, portable toilet and a solar shower (if you aren't familiar with a solar shower, please look it up so that you understand their limits). Your experience in the bus is more like camping than staying in a motel and we've priced it accordingly--less expensive than many campgrounds but with more privacy and amenities. Plus, there's no set-up to do, it's in a beautiful setting, is very cozy, and the sunsets and views are amazing!

Tilly is located within walking distance of a post office, the historic Ranchos Church and the historic Ranchos Plaza. Also within walking distance (1/2 mile) are the Ranchos Grill, Oh My Garden restaurant, Old Martina's Hall bar and restaurant and a few galleries.

Roybal Ranch is a gated property that is just off of the main road, offering a quiet setting. Come relax in this cozy upstairs space in beautiful Northern New Mexico! Enjoy the mountains, enjoy the scenery! This area has plenty of outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, rafting, geocaching, camping, skiing and snowboarding and is just off of the famous High Road toTaos. We are located an hour away from Santa Fe and a scenic 30 minutes from Taos.

There are two bedrooms in this upstairs apartment along with a futon in the living room. Wifi, basic satellite tv, and some board games are provided. Please note there is no kitchen or cooking space, but there is a mini fridge, microwave, and Keurig machine available. Upon arriving, you will find a small complimentary goody basket (keurig pods one per person per day, and a combo of candy, chips, granola bars, sodas, ect.)

There are no grocery stores in town. Taos would be the closest area (just to keep in mind if you want certain foods or snacks). We do have a Family Dollar store along with a locally owned general store as well as a few restaurants and gas stations in town. We live in a quiet part of town and a wonderful area for star gazing!

Grandmas Ol'House is a cozy little house next to the main highway, and 10 miles from the Sipapu Ski Loge. There is also great places to go tubbing, hiking, and bike riding. There are a couple of grocery stores, restaurants, and gas stations for your convenience. If you are looking for a nice peaceful getaway, then this is a great place to stay! We look forward to hosting you and your family! See you soon!

I spent a lot of time at Grandma's Ol' House when I was growing up. It's a very special place. Our goal is to make our guests as comfortable as possible.

The neighborhood is very quite and everyone is very friendly. What makes us so unique is that we love to host different families and meet new friends. Our location is central to skiing, tubing, hiking, and close to Taos, Espanola and Santa Fe. The home is also close to the highway for easy access.

Very quiet. Enjoy your coffee and/or cocktail on the portal enchanted by the scenery and the lush gardens. Minimal light pollution at night. Ideal spot for star watching in the hot tub. Easy to find on the south side of Taos, 2 blocks east of Paseo del Pueblo Sur, I block south of the Canon Bypass leading to Angel Fire. 3 minutes from Sagebrush Inn and 5 Star burgers, 5-10 minutes from Taos Inn and Taos Plaza, depending on traffic. 5 minutes north of the Ranchos church and Old Martina's Hall.

ATTN: March reservations can be MUDDY. This camper is beautiful, romantic, retro-but-modern. The Taos air is clean, fresh, cool. The camper is set up at a private spot at our home about 12 miles (a 25-min. drive) east of Taos (toward Angel Fire). At 8,600 feet the winter can be strong, but the camper stays warm! The camper only has a TINY, TINY, TINY restroom. [NOTE: IN WINTER MONTHS running water IS UNAVAILABLE due to freezing temps (toilet works). But, the hot tub is available year-round!]

Camper includes full-sized bed, refrigerator, stovetop, microwave, and sink. There is a USB jack for your music and charging your phone. Camper has forced air propane heat. No cell service is available at the site. WiFi is available. Bonus: There is a beautiful hot tub available for your use at our home next door. Available 6AM to 10PM.

Valle Escondido is a beautiful mountain residential area with a golf course and lots of on-site hiking in the Kit Carson National Forest.

This little cabin is nestled in the pines with spectacular views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains. The roads are a little rough, but this will only assure you a quite and peaceful retreat away from crowded campgrounds and congested resort areas. If you are interested in hiking or exploring, this is the perfect place, or you can simply relax and enjoy some quite solitude on the mountain. Contact host during inclement weather to check on the roads

The cabin is off grid, We do have a few solar lights and a lantern for your convenience and there is an outhouse in the back. The cabin is situated in a beautiful meadow with spectacular views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains. There is a wood stove to take the chill away on those cool evenings. There is no running water in the cabin, but we provide adequate water for dishes and drinking. There is plenty of water available on the property.. The small kitchen is set up with a propane stovetop, a sink and all the dishes you need for cooking a good meal. Outside you will find a fire pit to sit and enjoy the stars and roast marshmallows or make s'mores. There is an abundance of firewood to take away the chill on a cold night or barbeque outside. The cabin sits on a ranch known as Los Vallecitos. We raise grass-fed beef and lamb that is certified through AWA and market produce seasonally. Our meats and produce are available for purchase if you notify us in advance. Please keep in mind, this cabin is secluded which means it is a good drive off of the interstate. The entrance to the property is 3.5 miles up and county road and another 2 miles on a mountain road. This is a perfect spot for getting away, cell service is spotty, depending on who your provider is. Verizon seems to get the best service. On the property you will find a pond, river frontage and lots of hiking opportunities. We are a short drive to the Santa Fe National Forest for longer hikes.

We are close to the Santa Fe National Forest and the Pecos wilderness is not far if you are looking for hiking adventures. We also have a couple of locals who offer trail rides into the Santa Fe National Forest. But you need to book in advance. If you want to enjoy some of the local flavor, you can visit the Victory Ranch where they raise alpacas, The Mora Valley Spinning Mill where you can watch how worsted yarns are produced, purchase their yarns / drink a cup of coffee. Mora also has several restaurants, but we do not have a grocery store, so make sure you bring your food supplies.

For the Finest in New Mexico Lodging, Short and Long term Vacation Rentals, Close to Taos Skiing, Santa Fe Skiing, Rio Grande River Rafting, Northern New Mexico Hiking, Biking, and Fun! Perfect for both the Outdoors and a great Romantic Hideaway! In the interest of being family friendly, children under the age of 16 when accompanied by parents need not be added to to your request. Also, pets will be considered on a case by case basis, but no unattended pets in the house, its not a kennel!!!

Full kitchen with all utensils, Streaming TV and music, DVD, Jaccuzzi tub, Grill, Washer, Dryer. Although our place can accommodate four people, it is an open floor plan without a separate bedroom and the second bed is the fold out couch in the same room. No snoring!!!!

One of the nice things about my 3 bedroom 1,650 sq ft home is that it is a peaceful and quiet setting but just minutes from town. It has an open floor plan creating a feeling of spaciousness and has lots of natural light. The bedroom has a Queen size comfortable bed. Great mountain views front and back with cottonwood, pine and fruit trees. The back porch has a swing that gets the early morning sun and is a nice place to sit with your cup of coffee.

MY HOME: Keyless entry to front door and your private room (after booking be on the lookout for an email with the code to get in.) The home is heated with a wood burning stove so is quite cozy in the Wintertime and in Summertime I use a swamp cooler. You can have full access to the shared home including living room space, full kitchen and all appliances, vitamix etc... dining room, laundry, and back porch. I have wifi which is usually very good. The home is on one level with no stairs, except one at the front door and lots of parking available on the property. I currently Airbnb two of the rooms in my home. I work from home so you may see me during your stay and I am happy to answer any questions you may have. Complimentary tea, coffee and oatmeal is available if you would like to help yourself. Mi casa es su casa. I look forward to having you stay. LOCATION: Espanola is the closest town, just 5 minutes away, located between Santa Fe (25 miles) and Taos (50 miles). In Espanola you can go to the movie theater, hang out at the local coffee shop or attend Kundalini Yoga & meditation classes in the Sikh community. There is also a Fitness center with pool located just 10 minutes away in Nambe and only a 15 min drive to El Santuario de Chimayo Historic Site, where pilgrims walk for miles and gather every year. Ojo Caliente Spa and hotsprings are 30 mins away and you can also stop at Origin's and take Ra Paulette’s cave tour on the way. 5 mins up the street from my home there is access to BLM land where you can go for a nice early morning walk and enjoy New Mexico’s beautiful blue skies.

Santa Claran Hotel has the best coffeeshop in town & Morning Glory Cafe recently opened and is glorious to sit outside..

Beautiful country setting in historic compound. The guest suite has a private bathroom with a shower and private deck. In-room coffee and tea service. AC to keep you cool in the warm summer months and radiant heat in the winter. Cotton sheets, down comforters. Queen bed & twin sofa sleeper. We enjoy hosting your stay and respect our guests' privacy. As there is a pond on the property, our insurance company does not allow us to host children under the age of 12 years.

Located on the historic Plaza del Cerro dating back to the mid-1700's. Terrific book to read about the old plaza is "Sabino's Map" by Don Usner. The setting is unique and very peaceful. Great location if you want to visit Taos, Bandelier National Monument and Native American Pueblos and a short pretty drive to Santa Fe.

Historic neighborhood. The Santuario de Chimayo is a mile away, best known for its "healing earth" and commands the largest pilgrimage in Northern America during Holy Week. WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT WHEN YOU STAY ON OUR 4 ACRE HISTORIC PROPERTY, LOCATED IN THE COUNTRY, 24 MILES FROM SANTA FE: · Beautiful views, exquisite sunsets and dramatic evening skies · The occasional egret or duck in the pond · The howls of coyotes at night · Catch sight of a fox or a family of raccoons scampering across the fields · The occasional spider, fly or ant – we do not us “bug spays” or any toxic chemicals on our plants and 35 fruit trees. This is a conscious choice that our many returning guests appreciate · A walk around the 300 year old historic Plaza del Cerro, out our back door · 100% cotton linens and bath towels · Organic soap and shampoos · Organic coffee and teas · Fresh, tasty water from the community water well · Radiant hot water radiators. Will heat the room to a toasty 85 degrees · Outdoor fire pit

Adobe Mtn Retreat is a warm ,cozy home nestled in a small valley high in the Rocky Mountains of Northern New Mexico.Back yard perfect for picnic, campfire, setting up your tent, or relaxing in the hammocks beside the creek. 15 miles to Sipapu with the best ski pkgs. in NM. Just 47 miles to Santa Fe and 30 miles to Taos. Both have an abundance of world class art galleries, restaurants, night life and more. Yes, we warmly invite you to come and experience the allure of your vacation getaway. WiFi.

The back yard was the main attraction for us to Adobe Mountain Retreat. The grass surrounding the creek, the bridge where we sat and dangled our bare feet in the cold mountain stream above the cutthroat trout, imagining family gatherings around the campfire. The first step through the front door said “This is your home. Welcome”. During our 7 years here we’ve done a lot of remodeling. The wood stove mesmerizes, lighting and warming the hardwood floor. The coved log ceiling beams, called vigas, reflect centuries old architecture. The quiet speaks to reflection on today, yesterday, and tomorrow, on life and purpose. The dark looks back through milleniums of time and displays an eternity of celestial bodies (starry skies). Yes, we warmly invite you to come and experience the alluring appeal of your Vacation Retreat. The 1600 sq ft make for a spacious 2 bedroom house that is wheel chair friendly. All rooms are large. The cozy, comfy living room has the wood stove with plenty of firewood. TV’s, DVD’s, and VCR’s are in both the living room and Buffalo Room The Buffalo Room also serves as an extra sleeping area. It also allows for either individual program viewing or unified family viewing. A number of family friendly movies are on hand. An HDMI cable is available to connect your own personal device. Board games are in the entertainment center in the Buffalo Room. There’s also the opportunity for wildlife viewing from the Buffalo Room and dining room windows. Many times we’ve seen elk, coyote, and birds. Humming birds are a real attraction at the feeders outside the window. The cool summer nights, the thick adobe walls, and moderate daytime highs mean air conditioning is not necessary. However, there are 4 ceiling fans and a free standing fan if necessary. A special note: bedroom 2 (with a queen bed) is accessed through master bedroom (also with a queen bed). The Buffalo Room is on the other side of the house with a double hide-a-bed and 2 single beds. Absolutely no smoking is allowed in the house. Designated outside smoking areas are provided. Gas heat and wood stove. Plenty of firewood provided. Well stocked kitchen includes; coffee maker w/ coffee, Keurig, blender, crockpot, electric skillet, mixer, food processor, toaster, citrus juicer, cake and muffin pans cookie sheets, etc. refrigerator w/ ice maker.

Neighbors are descendants of Spanish conquistadors and for the most part are friendly but like their privacy. A Family Dollar Store, 2 mom and pop stores, and 3 gas stations will fill most of your needs. Sugar Nymph restaurant is chef owned and well known for it’s delicious home cooked meals.

This space offers nearly 360 degree views of Taos Mountain in a southwest decor featuring fine art. Unsurpassed sunsets and views of Taos from the sundeck. Complete privacy and only 7 minutes drive to Taos Plaza. This location is just off the beaten path for a peaceful setting but located only minutes from town. Sorry, no pets allowed and no WIFI is provided. Also check out our super-sized tipi under Taos Mountain Sunset Tipi.

Occasional quail, rabbits and red tail hawk are on the property. 5 minutes to Old Martina's Hall and St. Francis de Assisi, the oldest adobe catholic church in the Southwest! Eat authentic New Mexican dishes at the highly awarded Plaza Cafe, located in the church plaza or enjoy eclectic shopping. Close proximity to trail heads and 10 minutes drive to Taos Plaza. Enjoy open space in your room during the day and pull the Murphy bed down at night.

The surrounding neighborhood is peaceful and quiet with incredible views of the Taos Valley and mountains. Exceptional sunsets.

Tucked behind the Dixon Plaza, and situated directly above the Acequia de la Plaza, the Long House is one of the true gems in Dixon. Built in the 1700s and lovingly renovated in the 1990s, the Long House offers a unique and historic experience in the heart of Dixon. Centrally located off the Dixon Plaza, you'll be a five minute walk to the Coop, library, post office, and Zuly's Cafe. It's a great place to relax and enjoy Dixon and as a home base to venture and explore northern NM.

3/28/20 Update: Due to covid 19, orders given for people to stay home and my concern for my family and the communities of northern New Mexico, I have made some temporary changes. Since access to testing is a challenge and the symptoms can mimic the flu, if you or anyone in your party are sick in any way prior to your arrival date or, if you are traveling from a known hot spot of covid 19, please cancel your reservation as soon as possible. I've also removed the Instant Book option so that I have the option to connect with you prior to accepting a reservation. I increased the minimum stay to 5 days with a day blocked out on either side of each reservation, and I've also blocked out the rest of April. The extra day will allow for the additional cleaning and disinfecting that is recommended in between guests. Guests should still reach out to the caretakers prior to their arrival date, but face to face interactions with the guests will be kept to a minimum and phone calls and texts with the caretakers should be used. Since the washer and dryer are in the caretakers' living space, I've removed access to it to protect their them. I hope that you understand the intention to keep you and everyone safe during these unprecedented times, and hopefully soon, things will return to normal! While some businesses have temporarily closed, the Coop and Sugar Nymphs have remained open and are offering pick up and curb side options so you can get what you need. Call ahead to any of the places nearby to find out if they're open and their hours of operation. **** Having recently traveled to Europe and Canada, and having stayed in airbnb listed apartments managed by hosts who manage many properties with minimally equipped kitchens with sparse furnishings, I realized that the airbnb experience of being a guest in someone's home is becoming less common. The Long House was my mom's house, where my family and I have gathered since the early 90's. I built the Addition on the back of the Long House where she painted and practiced her photography and entertained friends and family from the area and all over the world. In that spirit, I have opened up my family home to the airbnb community. I am proud to let you know that this is my home and I live here too! The art and the furnishings and the kitchen (without a microwave!) are the way that I want it because I return each year with my family for extended stays. I work on the house and the property so that you too can enjoy being in this special place! New for 2019, I'm super excited to share that I laid flagstone on the back patio! I bought 4 tons of Colorado red flagstone from my friend Mark Saxe at Southwest Stoneworks, just up the road in Rinconada, and worked on leveling the ground and installing the flagstone. I've wanted to lay flagstone on the back patio for a very long time and I'm so happy that I had the time this year to get it done. In 2017, I replaced the kitchen countertops with granite and an undermount sink and new pulldown faucet, added a great, new sectional couch with lots of pillows and other new furniture, more lighting and floor coverings, and a new refrigerator to make the Long House even more comfortable and inviting! Check out the photos to see the new countertop, sectional couch and comfy chair in the living room, and all new photos of the rest of the house. Time spent at the Long House is the kind of quality time that we so rarely get elsewhere. The thick, adobe walls help to keep the house quiet and cool in the summer and warm in the winter. As there is rarely any traffic by the house, you will be amazed at how quiet it is. This summer, we awoke to the sounds of the Rio Embudo as there is still snow runoff rushing down the valley. The acequias are full, and the sounds of the wind and the rain and the thunder greeted us every day. The front porch is a great place to enjoy a morning cup of coffee and to greet the neighbors on their morning walk. The back porch is my favorite spot as the house is perched above the acequia and the lower fields that run to the river. The expansive view of the Dixon valley and the hills beyond is an inspiration. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are always a treat on the back patio table. The beauty of being in Dixon is that time seems to move more slowly. A walk up to the Co-op for some food or a little bit farther to La Chiripada Winery to get a bottle of wine for dinner is enough to break up a perfect day spent enjoying time being at home. Our neighbor's dog, Romeo, loves to make the rounds in the evening and will often stop by to say hello! He's super friendly and loves a good scratch by his tail. He's getting older now, and unfortunately is no longer able to control his bowels, so keep an eye out for him and his droppings! Named after its construction, the Long House was built by adding one room at a time from east to west in the 1700s. As the original family expanded and grew, another room was added next to the last room built. Room to room access used to be through doors that opened to the exterior, as there were no doors between rooms until much later. You’ll find that each room still has a door that opens to the exterior (except the bathroom), although the yoga room’s old exterior door now opens into the sunroom, which I added in the 1990s. Unique and lovingly renovated, the Long House encompasses 1800 square feet of living space and boasts traditional vigas with split cedar and rough cut, plank ceilings, 2.5’ thick adobe walls with traditional mud plaster on the exterior, and diamond point plaster on the interior walls. The secluded back porch area offers a wonderful setting for meals and a gorgeous view of the Dixon valley and Rio Embudo, while the front porch offers a wonderful view of the sunsets. As someone who loves to cook, the full kitchen has everything you'll need, including a new natural gas stove with oven, coffee grinder and maker, toaster oven, blender, frig/freezer and all the cooking utensils and pans you’ll need to enjoy a home cooked meal. A microwave you will not find, though. The master bedroom has a king size, Sleep Number bed, with a new, gel foam mattress topper, a wood stove to take off the chill, and private access to the back porch. The second bedroom has a queen size bed, private access to the front porch, and connects directly to the yoga/meditation room (with yoga mats included) and the adobe sunroom added onto the front side of the yoga room. The entire house is heated with radiant and baseboard heat, and each room has its own thermostat (except for the sunroom). The bathroom features a clawfoot bath tub for long, slow baths and modified for showers too. If you need to do laundry, the washer/dryer are located in the Addition, where my caretakers live. Just coordinate with the Gabrielle or Noel and they'll give you access to the laundry.

Early November each year, the Dixon Studio Tour features the renowned, local Embudo valley artists and their work. Visit their studios, talk to the artists and see their work from the past year. It's an exceptional opportunity to go places in the area that are only available during this weekend, and to purchase art directly from the artists. November in Dixon is not to be missed! The website has the listing of the artists and a map to their studios and a preview of what you'll find. Use your favorite search engine to check out the Dixon Studio Tour (for some unknown reason, airbnb won't let me show you the website address) According to my neighbor down the lane who teaches archeology at Barnard College and spends his summers in Dixon, the Dixon Plaza was the prior location of the Picuris Pueblo. Old pottery shards can be found on the lanes and pathways as you walk. And if you have the pleasure of visiting in the summer, be sure to check out the farmer's market each Wednesday starting around 3:30 pm in front of the Coop in June, July, August and into the fall!

Experience authentic Northern New Mexico living (with all the comforts of home) in your own 380 square foot adobe suite with private entrance. Enjoy authentic log Viga ceiling, Spanish tile floors, and a classic wood stove. If you feel like company, open the side door to Vera’s lovely home and she will make it feel like your own. Art and artistic vibrations fill every room. Wander the three acres that border National Park Land. Experience the true land of enchantment!

My charming adobe sits beautifully in the Ojo Sarco Valley, a great small community along the Scenic High Road. We are located roughly half way between Taos and Santa Fe, with skiing in all directions! Pets allowed! I'm a retired teacher from the area and would love to welcome you to my home! It's a beautiful spot tucked away in the valley off the main road where it's amazingly quite (except for the occasional cow). I'll make sure there's plenty of wood for your stove to accommodate for any temperature changes. I also want to offer to cook breakfast for guests, anything from my neighbor’s fresh eggs to vegan options, as it is about a 12 mile round trip drive to the nearest restaurant. I can accommodate food allergies.

Beautiful sunsets and sunrises and the peacefulness of being surrounded by NM beauty!

Escape to the natural beauty of the Embudo River Valley in this private, quiet casita on a 5+ acre property in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Located in the village of Dixon, this is the perfect jumping off point for ski trips to Taos, Sipapu, and Sante Fe, for snowshoeing or cross country skiing, or visits to Ghost Ranch and Ojo Caliente. Visit local wineries and the majestic Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. Enjoy long mornings and evenings relaxing by the fire.

Bosque Cottage is our beautiful property which includes the main house, a small art studio, a tiny house, a garden, and the casita. The property is on the Embudo River and the bosque (forest) that lines the river. The approximately 900 square foot, straw bale casita is bermed into a hillside approximately 50 yards (150 feet) from the main house and is situated for maximum privacy. When inside, the thick, straw bale insulated walls add to the quiet and keep the space cool in summer and warm in winter. The space has a mini split air conditioner for those hot summer days. In the winter the casita is warmed with radiant in-floor heating, the mini split heater, and a wood stove fireplace. The artist owned and decorated space features a modern aesthetic with rustic touches, a rotating collection of small-scale works of contemporary art, and a beautifully designed patio with sunset views of the surrounding hills and mesas. The patio has a chiminea fire pit, a charcoal grill, shade, seating, and lighting. The shade is removed in winter to let in more sunshine. Off of the patio is a short trail that leads to an arroyo which can be explored by guests. One bundle of firewood and firestarter are provided for the chiminea and/or wood stove. Additional firewood (with firestarter) can be purchased for $5.00 per bundle. The kitchen is stocked with organic olive oil, organic cooking oil, coffee, coffee filters, sugar, salt, pepper, and some other basic spices. We also provide basic cookware, dishes, utensils, a coffee maker, and an ice maker. There is a stackable washer/dryer in the kitchen with eco-friendly laundry detergent. Note that the washer is appropriate for light loads only. The television streams Netflix, Hulu, and Hulu Live, which provides many cable and local channels. Guests can also play music using the Pandora app on the television. In the bathroom we provide Trader Joe’s Tea Tree Tingle shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. Stairs lead off the living room to the loft bedroom with a queen sized bed. Downstairs in the living room, a chair folds out to a comfortable twin bed (this is the “sofa bed”).

Dixon is a small, agricultural community famous for its orchards. The community is very diverse and peaceful. The Sipapu Ski Resort, a favorite of locals, is just 30 minutes away. About the same distance are areas good for sledding, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. The casita is just 25 minutes from Taos and 45 minutes from Santa Fe, and all of the cultural attractions these cities have to offer. Drive 20 minutes in another direction and you will be high in the Sangre de Cristo mountains where opportunities for hiking, fishing, and enjoying nature abound. About one mile from the casita is the Dixon Co-op Market, a small but well-stocked grocery store and deli. The village has a restaurant, Zuly’s, which has excellent New Mexican food and a patio. There are three wineries very nearby, one within walking distance. Access to the Rio Grande National Monument (a.k.a., “the gorge”) is approximately 10 miles from Bosque Cottage and not to be missed.

One of the nice things about my 3 bedroom 1,650 sq ft home is that it is a peaceful and quiet setting but just minutes from town. It has an open floor plan creating a feeling of spaciousness and has lots of natural light. The bedroom has a King size memory foam comfortable bed. Great mountain views front and back with cottonwood, pine and fruit trees. The back porch has a swing that gets the early morning sun and is a nice place to sit with your cup of coffee.

MY HOME: Keyless entry to front door and your private room (after booking be on the lookout for an email with the code to get in.)The home is heated with a wood burning stove so is quite cozy in the Wintertime and in Summertime I use a swamp cooler. You can have full access to the shared home including living room space, full kitchen and all appliances, vitamix etc... dining room, laundry, and back porch. I have wifi which is usually very good. The home is on one level with no stairs, except for one at the front door and lots of parking available on the property. I currently Airbnb two of the rooms in my home. I work from home so you may see me during your stay and I am happy to answer any questions you may have. Complimentary tea, coffee and oatmeal is available if you would like to help yourself. Mi casa es su casa. I look forward to having you stay. LOCATION: Espanola is the closest town, just 5 minutes away, located between Santa Fe (25 miles) and Taos (50 miles). In Espanola you can go to the movie theater, hang out at the local coffee shop or attend Kundalini Yoga & meditation classes in the Sikh community. There is also a Fitness center with pool located just 10 minutes away in Nambe and only a 15 min drive to El Santuario de Chimayo Historic Site, where pilgrims walk for miles and gather every year. Ojo Caliente Spa and hotsprings are 30 mins away and you can also stop at Origin's and take Ra Paulette’s cave tour on the way. 5 mins up the street from my home there is access to BLM land where you can go for a nice early morning walk and enjoy New Mexico’s beautiful blue skies.

Santa Claran Hotel has the best coffeeshop in town & Morning Glory Cafe recently opened and is beautiful to sit outside.

Scenic simplicity in beautiful Taos, New Mexico. Our recently converted garage-to-studio apartment features stunning views of the Taos Valley and Pueblo Peak in a private yet convenient setting. The studio's location on the south side of town is a minute away from Holy Cross Hospital, and serves as an excellent jumping off point for Taos Ski Valley (40 min.), Angel Fire (40 min.), and Sipapu Ski And Summer Resort (30 min.). Explore nearby Taos Plaza and Taos Pueblo for unique art and culture.

Understated without being rustic, this simple studio space has everything you need for a nice vacation in Northern New Mexico. Please be aware that the studio has a kitchenette. There is a refrigerator, two burner hot plate, toaster, griddle and microwave.

The southern part of Taos is one of the areas where the locals live, with quick access to downtown, the hospital, dining options and more.

Two adjoining rooms (one bedroom, one sitting room with couch), and a private bathroom. Mini-fridge and coffee set-up. Your own private access to quite courtyard. About 2 miles from the Taos Plaza, a 5-minute drive or 40-minute walk. NOTE: g00gle maps lists my street name wrong! I will send you directions upon booking. Also, in case of any allergies and sensitivities, please know that I have three cats and a dog :)

My home is in a residential neighborhood of Taos. You can walk to the movie theater and a few places to eat: Koko cafe, Yu Garden, 5 Star Burger, among a few others. You would want to drive into the center of town, to the Plaza, etc...

Our rustic little cabin is located in a small residential neighborhood 4.5 miles outside of the town of Taos (10-15 minute drive)--off the beaten track, but still on the outskirts of town. The cabin is a charming one room structure including a full bed and single (twin) sleep sofa, dining area, kitchenette, and full bathroom with stall shower. As a writer's or artist's retreat, you may be inspired by the sweeping mountain views, the light and the sheer magic of the area.

The cabin, a pebble's toss from our own small house, was originally a Ute Valley Park, Colorado, summer camp cabin, moved here about twenty-five years ago. Sunrises and sunsets are daily marvels, and at night the stars shine bright. The romance of the area has been enough to have inspired guests to elope while here or to become engaged! Visiting the nearby yet remote Ponce de Leon Hot Springs is a must. The hot springs are a 1.5 mile drive and then a short hike away. It is a peaceful, quiet, remarkably private outdoor place. Our guests have told us that this off the beaten track destination was the highlight of their trip to Taos (and it is a sacred place so remember to be respectful if you visit). There are biking, hiking and walking trails nearby, also within reasonable distance to the Ski Valley, the little mountain villages in the Picuris mountain range (the High Road to Santa Fe), and the Rio Grande. The beautiful San Francisco de Asis Church, an old and impressive adobe Mission building, is not to be missed, and it's just a mile down the road in the Ranchos Plaza, which has shops and restaurants, including our own Two Graces Plaza Gallery, full of art, books and curios of the Southwest. The town of Taos has museums, galleries, shops, and lots of great places to eat.

Llano Quemado is an old residential neighborhood outside of and to the south of Taos. We have big, wide-open views of the mountains all around. The Acequia Llano Quemado runs a few feet from the cabin on its way to water the fields of the community. The little farm right next door raises sheep and goats, and there are dogs, cats, chickens, and horses, too. Even Georgia O'Keeffe found found this neighborhood charming--she was a frequent overnight guest of one of our neighbors!

This beautifully appointed traditional style Mongolian yurt is on acreage that borders the Embudo River in Dixon, NM. Walk with your coffee to the river and meditate. Breakfast served each morning. Dixon is a lovely community known for its history, culture and art. We have 3 Vineyards and a brewery within a few miles. There are many beautiful trails and river rafting. NOTE: If you take advantage of the 3rd complimentary night special breakfast does not come with the complimentary night.

I am committed to this simple, light footprint and love to share it. We only use natural simple cleaners. Our sheets and comforters are cotton and down. Everything is washed in environmentally safe detergents with no scents and dried in the sunshine. The floors are wood. Our food is local and organic whenever possible. We avoid disposable products unless they are compostable. We surround your stay with natural beauty, natural local body care products and local art! The Queen size organic cotton mattress is a firm bed. We use 500 count cotton sheets. This yurt is off grid. Lighting is solar or USB. Cell phones can be charged by USB. There is power on the outdoor kitchen. Cell phone service can be sporadic on site, but it is better in town which is 1.5 miles down the road. There is is WiFi on site. The library has computers, wifi, copies, scanning and faxing. There is clean water available in the yurt in a water dispensing crock. Tea and coffee and a coffee press ate provided. Water can be boiled in the outdoor kitchen space. It is expected that guests will enjoy the local restaurants rather than preparing meals on site. There is a cooler provided in the yurt and a kitchenette area for simple meal preparation such as cheese platters, sandwiches and cold foods. During cooler weather, the wood stove can be used to cook and heat water. The outdoor kitchen has running water for 3 seasons and it is drained for the winter. Do not consider staying during cold weather unless you are proficient with a wood stove. The primitive bathroom is a greenhouse with a composting toilet and a solar shower. Note: this is a yurt and glamping with full amenities, although there is not air conditioning. If you come during the summer it is wise to learn from locals. Rest or sit in the river or visit one of our beautiful wineries or our local brewery during the heat. We have built rock pools in the river to relax and refresh in. Remember this an eco vacation with a small foot print for people seeking such an adventure.

We are located in a rural agricultural valley...known as the apple basket. Dixon is an hour north of Santa Fe and 40 minutes south of Taos. Sipapu ski valley is 40 minutes away. We are 40 minutes from Ojo Caliente Resort and hot springs. All drives are lovely...we are on the Taos High Road Scenic Route. We have rafting, paddle boarding, hiking, galleries, skiing, fishing, shopping and so much more. The annual Dixon Studio Tour just completed. Book early for next year. Stay with us and ski Sipapu! Even in the winter we have beautiful sunny days!

Casa Romero is a 100 year old adobe home that has been fully renovated. Special care has been taken to maintain the historic charm of the home, original vigas, 20 inch thick adobe walls, while incorporated modern amenities for comfort and beauty.

Our home is located in the beautiful mountain valley of Penasco at the base of the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains. It is the perfect get away for families looking for peace and quiet, skiing, hiking, or just hanging out. The home is a perfect combination of the new and the old. Casa Romero is a 100+ year old adobe home that we have fully renovated with extra care to maintain its original rustic character by keeping its 20 inch thick adobe walls, the original vigas, the pitched attic, and architecture. At the same time we have added the modern upgraded amenities for beauty and comfort.

Our home is in a small rural community nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Major points of interest include Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort; The Picuris Pueblo which hosts their annual San Lorenzo Feast Day; The Carson National Forest which provides opportunities for hiking, hunting and fishing; as well as many local art galleries and historic churches in surrounding communities

Farmhouse Casita in scenic Llano San Juan 10 minutes off the High Road to Taos. Full kitchen and bath with washer dryer. Private fenced yard with garden, patio table and lounge chair. Fire pit with wood. Spectacular mountain views and 10 farm acres to roam. Pets are OK but only small dogs inside. (kennel and/or fenced yard available for bigger dogs or ones that shed profusely). Designated parking space and room for RVs. High speed Wifi is available. Pool table available on premises.

The Farmhouse Casita can sleep 4 ( one queen and a double sleeper sofa) An extra loft room in my house (queen mattress & twin bed) can be rented in case you need extra space. The Casita is part of an artist residence... art supplies are available upon request. We are in a quiet neighborhood on a dead end road so it is very quiet and peaceful with dark skies at night for star gazing. Our farm is next door to the old HogFarm commune (now an organic farm with taiji classes) and the Road Hog (a famous historical bus) is on our premises. Several friendly donkeys summer here. I pay a local woman a living wage to clean before and after each visit.

Peñasco (the nearest Village) has several art galleries, the Sugar Nymphs Bistro (an excellent eatery), the Peñasco Theatre, several gas stations and mechanic shops, two small grocery stores, a hardware store, and a Family Dollar. There are many churches available as well as a Family Health Clinic and Forest Service Office. Picuris Pueblo is located right down the road and visitors can visit. They have fishing ponds, and exercise room and a bison herd that is sometimes visible. Their annual feast day is August 10th. Santa Barbara campground is right up the road with a river for fishing, space to camp and hiking trails leading into the Pecos Wilderness. The High Road Art Tour takes place the last two weekends of September and is an excellent time to visit over 30 local artists in their studios.

lots of organic food home made, old buildings explore, green valleys rivers and mountains fishing streams, and only 6 miles hiking trails to the sangra del cristal mountains forest and wilderness, happy to guild, good and friendly people, good spanish restaurant with very good new mexican music and food ex. don't forget that we are only a few miles away from well know resort areas like angle fire resort, and the sipapo ski resort area, find more resort areas in our web site Mora new mexico.com

The tipi is set in an isolated spot on the mountain where you can find peace and beauty beyond your expectations. Away from the hustle bustle of city life and away from congested campgrounds you can enjoy the simple beauty of a Tipi surrounded by spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. Some people might use the word Glamping. Guests are often surprised to find a nice comfy bed with an open fire pit inside. You can describe this experience as authentic, rustic or perhaps ROMANTIC!!!

While a tipi does not have the indoor conveniences you might find in a hotel, we have adequate restroom facilities (an outhouse), everything you need to cook over a fire, as well as an ample supply of water and firewood. The tipi has a double bed with flannel sheets to keep you warm and cozy at night. There is a fire pit inside of the tipi for warmth and enjoyment. If you enjoy cooking on a campfire, we have a cast iron Dutch oven and skillet as well as a good grill for cooking. If you need a quick cup of coffee in the morning, there is a butane burner with a percolator. You can hang a hammock in the trees, take your shoes off and enjoy the time away from the hustle bustle. If you are looking for something with a little more comfort and out of the elements, look up comfort in the woods. This is a tiny house, with a loft. It has a wood heat stove and a propane cook stove with a queen bed in the loft and a twin bed with a trundle downstairs. You can sit on the swing on the front porch and enjoy your morning cup of coffee or Serenity on the mountain which is another cabin with electricity and running water all with spectacular views and total privacy.

The only neighbors you have besides the few of us living on the ranch are the birds and the squirrels. Sometimes a deer or an elk might be seen grazing in the meadows in the early morning or evening. As we are a working ranch, we also have horses, sheep and cattle.

(33% off) if you Rent for 1 Week!_(68% off) if you Rent for 1 Month! Quaint Valley mobile home nestled between Chacon & Mora, New Mexico. This Holman home is right off Hwy 518... Just a 20-minute drive to Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort. 3 to 7 minutes away from 5 local restaurants, as well as a farmer’s market that is just right down the road. Nice layout setup for family and friends.

This Valley offers magical sunsets with some of the darkest skies in the United States. Very quiet location & fairly easy to get in or out of in the event of a snowstorm.

Mod 968 s.f. Eco dwelling by architect/owner right on the Taos river, in a grove of 100 year old cottonwood and willow trees. Step out to the 12' x 20' stone paver deck just 8' from the river and enjoy a relaxing soak in the new hot tub. Enjoy our new private meditation hut by the river. The high 10' vaulted ceilings high windows let in the sun and forest views. 2 HDTVs, with Blu Ray DVD, wireless fiber Internet and video, electric Zen fireplace, and warm radiant tile floors.

Custom contemporary maple woodwork & cabinets built by the owner's architect son Jordan (Vonmod.com) reflect the water theme with elegant inlay designs and are topped by black honed granite. Ideal for a get away for a couple or two, with a bedroom with memory foam mattresses (queen and king) and 3/4 baths at opposite ends of the house. Construction Details: Since the property is in a sensitive ecological area next to the Taos de Fernando River, water conservation and protection is of primary concern. Note; (river flow is seasonal as with many streams in the southwest, though 2019 has been a wet winter and spring, so flows are looking good!). Every plumbing fixture is water efficient, from high end Toto dual flush toilets to sensor faucets in the bathrooms and kitchen. We keep track of water usage with our water meter and have saved 1000's of gallons of water. We averaged with help of our guests just 33 gallons/day total indoor water use vs. a national average of 94 gallons/day/person* (American Water Works Assoc.) The house is green built with zero VOC paints and materials, energy efficient insulation, appliances and heating system. The house is tiled throughout with in the latest in floor electric heat, which is energy efficient and comfortable, no noisy furnace with air and dust. Objects in the rooms are heated and your are comfortable with the heat set at a lower temperature. Cool in summer as house is at 7600' elevation and well insulated and has 3 ceiling fans if needed. Nights are usually very cool. We also encourage recycling at our local recycling center in town.

Location details: Located in a wooded setting just 3 miles from Taos, NM. Great restaurants, more than 75 art galleries, 4 museums, Taos Pueblo, numerous shops, great live music and arts programs. Great skiing at Taos Ski Valley or Angelfire Ski Area are just 24 miles or 35-40 minutes away. Hiking trails nearby in Carson National Forest with pinion pine forests. River rafting, fishing, and mountain biking in the late spring and summer and fall months. There is a seasonal private campground on the opposite side of the river, with a n 8' high solid privacy fence.

Century old Historic Adobe home with all modern conveniences with southwest charm. Conveniently located only 5 minutes from the Historic Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs, Easy keypad access. Located in a quiet safe neighborhood 75 yards off the main highway, unobstructed by any traffic noise. Fully furnished and ready for your relaxation. 1 bedroom & 1 sleeper sofas to sleep up to 4 guests. Fully appointed kitchen with all cookware and place setting. No pets. No indoor smoking.

1 hour to Santa Fe, Taos, Los Alamos and Abiquiu. Central heating and cooling. Quiet location with seasonal acequia frontage in safe neighborhood free from any traffic noise.

Nestled between other old adobe homes. Very safe and secure area.

Elegant farmhouse casita 1/2 mile from the center of Dixon NM. Located on 2.5 acre orchard homestead with direct access to the Embudo River, walking trails and short distance to Dixon amenities. Enjoy privacy and solace in an enchanting mountain setting with all the comforts of home.

Newly remodeled, free-standing home with full kitchen, bath and private outdoor space in a scenic New Mexico setting. The ground floor has a full kitchen, living space and bathroom. The kitchen has a stove, refrigerator, hot water kettle, and eating area. The living area has chairs and a convertible sofabed. The bathroom has on-demand hot water and a clawfoot shower/tub. There are wood floors throughout the house. The bedroom is located upstairs with a full-sized bed and single futon lounger. There are large windows that look out on the cliffs and allow you to stargaze from bed in the clear New Mexico night skies. The house is well-lit and has large windows, but also features light-blocking curtains. The house is equipped with fast wi-fi. The outdoors features a fire pit, Koi pond and walking path. The walking path goes down to the Embudo river where there is direct river access on the property and a delightful stroll among the cottonwoods that is pleasant in any season.

Dixon is a charming northern NM town located in the Rio Grande Canyon. From our place there is easy access to river rafting on the Rio Grande, wineries, Sipapu Ski resort, hiking in National forest and numerous art galleries. Dixon is a rural town and the pace of life is very different from city life, you will have to drive a long way for big box stores. Enjoy produce from our many local organic farms during farmer's market season June-October. The Dixon Co-op offers local produce and products year round, as a wonderful place to sample the flavors of northern NM. Dixon has a great New Mexican restaurant, Zuly's, and easy access to a brewery in Rinconada. Espanola and Taos are located about 30 minutes away, respectively. Ojo caliente is 45 minutes drive and Santa fe is one hour away.

This little cabins nestled in the pines with spectacular views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains. The roads are a little rough, but this will only assure you a quite and peaceful retreat away from the crowded campgrounds and congested resort areas. If you are interested in hiking or exploring, this is the perfect place, or you can simply relax and enjoy some quite solitude on the mountain. Contact host during inclement weather to check road conditions.

This tiny house is located on a private ranch. It is a 2 mile drive in from County Road B028. This ensures that you will have beauty and privacy with plenty of space for hiking and enjoying nature. We are only a couple of miles from the Santa Fe National Forest, so if you want to do some serious hiking we are not far away.

This charming REMOTE adobe sits in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains . The village of Mora lies ~ 15 minutes away, Sipapu ski resort 40 minutes, & Taos ski area 1 hour. The casita sits 4 miles into a canyon on a DIRT road at ~8500 feet. Surrounded by 10 acres of Ponderosa Pine/Douglas Fir it is a wonderful base for nearby hiking, hunting, fishing, skiing & dirt biking.

The adobe is very remote according to most people. Directions should be carefully followed. GPS and cell service are not reliable! Although this mountain adobe is a wonderful getaway it is far from 'rustic'. All modern conveniences (minus wifi and tv) are available. It is situated less than 2 miles from Morphy lake. The surrounding mountains offer spectacular views and cool summer evenings. Great starting place for hunters, hikers, fishing and leaf peaking in the fall. Local residents offer horse back riding, guiding and local tour spots including pick your own raspberries at Salmon Ranch, the Alpaca Ranch, Tapetes de Lana, Mill Fest at Cleveland Roller Mill and Fort Union tours.

Mora is a mountain community with rich cultural heritage. There are several events that celebrate this heritage including the Mora Fiestas (end of July) the Cleveland Mill Fest (early September) Raspberry picking (end of summer) and of course hunting & fishing. It is a beautiful gateway to amazing ski adventures such as Angel Fire, Sipapu, Red River and Taos.

The cabin sets in a meadow looking at the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, A pond and lush green grass make this a special place. The cabin has all of the amenities. While it boasts having running water, a bathroom and a full kitchen, the special part is the beautiful setting. The entrance of the property borders the Rio de La Casa, a small river running with clear mountain runoff. You may see sheep grazing the meadows, the quiet solitude in this beautiful valley will bring peace to your soul.

This space is unique in it's location. Set on the edge of Los Vallecitos (Little Valley) at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. There are 2 ponds as well as River frontage at the entrance to the property. This small cabin is a beautiful quite retreat. Please note that the roads can be rough particularly in inclement weather conditions. We try to maintain them but the weather is at time challenging. I travel these roads regularly in my Subaru which has 8 1/2" of clearance and don't have trouble except in snow.

We are located at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. We are a couple of miles from the Santa Fe National Forest and from there not far from the Pecos Wilderness. In the valley there are a range of restaurants and other activities. Please visit ourmora.com for more local activities.