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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.

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!!!!

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!

Winter has arrived in Northern New Mexico bringing cold, crisp nights below a stunning star-filled sky and sunny, mild days that are perfect for exploring. From Lyden you will be only a stone’s throw away from a multitude of attractions and activities: national monuments, modern-day Pueblo communities, Georgia O’Keefe’s home, Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs, hiking/biking trails, ski areas, birding and fly-fishing hotspots, and local restaurants. Check out "The Neighborhood" for more on this area!

The kitchen has all the utensils you might need to prepare your own meals. If you can’t find something you need, I’m happy to lend anything from my kitchen. Please wash the dishes and leave the kitchen as you found it. The tap water in the casita comes directly from my deep well. It is pure and fabulous. Guests will find a pitcher of cold water in the refrigerator and fresh mint to enjoy with it much of the year. There are two friendly dogs and two cats on the property. They may come around to see you, but please, don’t let them into the casita. Some guests may be allergic. Please hang your wet towels on the hooks in the bathroom.

Located in Lyden, New Mexico, a traditional community along the Rio Grande, this beautifully restored adobe casita offers unique access to some of the hidden wonders of Northern New Mexico. Casita del Bosque is a quiet getaway halfway between the must-see attractions of Santa Fe and Taos and just a scenic drive away from the Georgia O’Keefe home and museums at Abiquiu and Ghost Ranch. The casita is part of a two-hundred-year old adobe house that shares a wall with a capilla, San Jose del Bosque, a small chapel built to serve the early Spanish settlers of the village of Lyden, formerly known as El Bosque (The Woods). Restored in 2007 to reflect its early New Mexico beginnings, the casita has ceilings of vigas (log beams) and split cedar latillas between the vigas, and brick floors. The kitchen is fully equipped for those who wish to prepare meals. Guests will find an assortment of breakfast foods to prepare as well as homemade goodies, coffee and a variety of teas. Casita del Bosque sits at the base of the massive Mesa Prieta, which harbors tens-of-thousands of petroglyphs dating from the very earliest inhabitants of this region. Adventurous visitors who hike up its rocky slopes gain a spectacular view of the valley below and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains beyond. They may even experience the thrill of encountering ancient petroglyphs or a lone coyote along the way. For a more choreographed experience on the mesa, the Wells Petroglyph Preserve, less than a mile away, boasts the largest array of flute player petroglyphs ever recorded. The Preserve offers twice-weekly group tours as well as private tours that can be arranged in advance on their web page. If a tour is not available during your stay, hundreds of petroglyphs can be easily viewed from the road. Just a few miles to the south are the Pueblos of Ohkay Owingeh, Santa Clara and San Ildefonso, where practicing traditional Native American artists offer their sought-after artwork for sale. If the timing of your visit is right, you may have the privilege of experiencing a Pueblo feast day with traditional dances that are open to the public. In addition, several Pueblos operate thriving casinos for more modern entertainment options. A short drive away, the town of Española offers an appealing array of restaurants, many featuring traditional Northern New Mexican cuisine. While in town, stop by the visitors’ center and enjoy the gallery and gift shop operated by the Northern New Mexico Regional Arts Center at the Plaza de Española or the one hundred-year-old Chimayò Trading Post. A few minutes outside of Española is the beautiful Santa Cruz church where you can see the lovingly restored retablos and paintings that are precious to this vibrant church community. Fifteen minutes to the north of Lyden is Dixon, a tiny town known for arts and crafts, its thriving theatre scene, its wineries and its award-winning community library. Just beyond Dixon at the village of Pilar, is Orilla Verde National Recreation Area, the southernmost extension of one of our newest national monuments, Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. The road through Orilla Verde winds along the Rio Grande providing birders and fishers a unique opportunity to indulge their favorite pastimes. Alert visitors may even spot Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep along the canyon walls. You may access the famed High Road to Taos from Española. Once you turn east, you find yourself winding through beautiful New Mexico mountain villages including Chimayò, famed for its Santuario de Chimayò and traditional weavers. It is also home to Rancho de Chimayò, a favorite restaurant with locals and visitors alike. As you travel the High Road, you will be awed by the beauty of Truchas, nestled in the Sangre de Cristo range of the Rocky Mountains at 8,000 feet. Here you turn north, passing through several small villages. At Las Trampas take time to visit the San José de Gracia Church, a designated National Historic Landmark. As you leave Las Trampas, look carefully to the east to see an ancient aqueduct made of hollowed-out logs that still brings water from a mountain spring to irrigate the fields below. You will find endless opportunities to indulge your fancies in any direction from Casita del Bosque, whether they lean toward hiking, biking, skiing, historical exploration, petroglyph viewing, birding, fishing, rafting, photography, visiting with artisans in their studios and galleries or enjoying a scrumptious meal. The Casita del Bosque Guidebook provides you with contact information, including web pages, for many of the sites mentioned as well as many others in Northern New Mexico. Your time at Casita del Bosque will provide a memorable experience, one that you won’t find in a city or a hotel. Reserve today!

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.

Its an EXPERIENCE! Only 10 minutes south of the Spa, the cabin has hot shower and NEW in 2020 now on our electric grid! Cabin has gas heat, Eco-sound bathroom and Thetford 'Curve' RV style toilet. Relax on the brand new Beauty Rest queen bed and enjoy the view of Black Mesa and our wonderful river! The cabin is on 116 acres of spectacular land and is surrounded by cottonwoods. Please READ the detailed description carefully, to find out if the cabin is right for you. SORRY, NO PETS!

As of late March, plans are to open the Ojo Cabin in June! This is subject to change depending on COVID 19 status. Summer is on the way. A mild winter led to an early and wet spring. Our valley is pretty 'lush' as a result. What a great time to visit! DO YOU HAVE A GROUP? We now are offering The Ojo Group Camping on AirBNB! Groups get everything you see on this page! Even if there are as few as 5 or 6 in your group it is a BARGAIN! CHECK IT OUT! You'll find free wi-fi and a full kitchen in the dining pavilion. The NEW kitchen provides more counter space and a better set-up is going to make this place even more of a great place to hang out! Visitors now PARK in the Bosque and approach the cabin via a one minute trail to the Ojo Suspension Bridge! Your private experience just got even better! Cooking is not allowed in the cabin but the pavilion is only a minute or two walk away. The new and beautiful pavilion is enclosed and kept warm for your visit. The space has carpet and laminate flooring, gas range, gas heater and is fully functional with a complete kitchen and hot showers. Optic fiber is here! We now have complimentary high speed internet available at the pavilion where you can relax in comfort in any weather! 'The Ojo', our name for the land, is a sanctuary for people and wildlife, and has a wild river flowing through it! We love animals, but please, NO PETS! Our trails, from easy to challenging, give you plenty to explore right here, with easy access into the fantastic neighboring wild BLM badlands! Hike our private Shadow Mountain Trail and have the entire Black Mesa top to yourself! Although you may be staying for only a night, to really appreciate this place we call 'The Ojo', consider spending more time here! The Ojo Cabin is cozy, think 'tiny house', and located in the heart of ' The Ojo' and within classic Bosque of Northern New Mexico; perfect for short or longer stays. The comfy BeautyRest queen bed has been moved downstairs for greater ease. The loft is now a place to lounge in the sun in the winter, hang out and enjoy the view or use it to stretch or do your morning yoga routine! For cold weather the cabin has propane heat. In 2020 power was brought to the cabin which creates a much easier experience for guests. The cabin has a bathroom/shower with hot/cold water and a 'Curve' RV type portable flush toilet. If you have any questions about how the cabin functions, special needs, etc. PLEASE ask before booking. We provide towels, bedding, extra sleeping pad/cot if needed, a light for night time forays, everything needed to make your stay easy! A two minute walk gets you to the PAVILION. Bring your own food and store it in one of our fridges. Better yet, eat out, Dave knows all the choices in the area! The cabin is located 45 minutes north of Santa Fe, 25 minutes from Abiquiu, one hour from Taos, and only a 10 minute drive to the Ojo Caliente Spa. Did you arrive here without sunscreen, lotion, shampoo/conditioner? We have you covered, and each morning of your stay, complimentary coffee/tea is available for you to prepare. The cabin sits on 116 acres of wild river, mesas, and nearby spectacular desert lands. Many bird species call this area home winter and summer! We are in the Bosque and summer nights are cool and winter nights are cold, but we almost always have pleasant sunny days. The Ojo Caliente river flows through the middle of our property, and directly in front of the cabin. We are wildlife friendly and in residence are beavers, raccoons, a variety of snakes (yes, in the summer occasional rattlers too), many lizards, squirrels, rabbits etc., with elk visiting nightly, yet NO negative interactions with animals has ever been noted. Trails give easy access to all areas of the property including the challenging hike (1000 vertical feet in just over a mile) up Shadow Mountain (winter ice may close trail). Walking the Cholla Labyrinth in the early morning is an amazing experience! We are close to many areas of interest in N. New Mexico, including America's latest National Monument. Skiing, climbing, hiking, biking, are all only minutes away, and Dave knows it all! We want to make the cabin your base for exploration! You will love our pedestrian suspension bridge, and our brand new Ojo Rainbow bridge guaranteed to shift your experience whether you have visited us before or not! Ask the host for more information! GPS map information by itself is incorrect and WILL NOT LOCATE our gate! You will be asked to download the free app 'what3words' once you have booked. With the three locator words that will be sent to you, locating the gate day or night is easy! We are ten miles south of the Spa on US 285. Sorry, pets are not allowed!

We are in rural Rio Arriba county but not far from Espanola. And of course, only a few minutes to the Spa. Drive times are: Ten minutes to the Spa. One hour to Taos. 45 minutes to Santa Fe. 20 minutes to Abiquiu. 45 minutes to Los Alamos.

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.

Your home away from home from which to create/live your own adventure, and visit our hot springs. Cozy, two room guesthouse, bright, clear, and good energy on 4 acres. It is comfortable, convenient, great to relax, breathe deeper, and enjoy the bright blue day & starry night skies. Small, feels spacious, has a wonderful bed and a fully equipped kitchenette. New, shaded patio, table & chairs. Healing, relaxing treatments of massage combined with acupuncture, & blessings available on site by appt.

This is a wonderful space, bright, clear, and good energy, your home away from home. Private space with fully equipped kitchenette, paved & shaded patio with table & chairs; air conditioning in the front large bedroom, dining area. Comfortable, great to relax, breathe deeper, and enjoy the bright blue day and starry night skies. It is a cozy place from which to explore, create/live your own adventure. Convenient for visits to the hot springs 4 miles away. I provide locks for lockers & extra towels that may be used at the Springs to save you that expense. The two room guesthouse, 400 sq ft, is located on 4 acres of land and contains everything you might need, a wonderful bed and a fully equipped kitchenette. The space is best for 2 or 3, occasionally 4 people. Dogs negotiable with $10 per dog, per night extra fee. The largest room serves as bedroom with a queen size bed (Serta Perfect Sleeper). It also has a dining area with a round butcher block table & chairs, and a twin size couch/bed. The other room is the kitchenette with a twin size couch/bed. The beds are firm with memory foam toppers. Many windows fill the rooms with lots of beautiful, natural light. Passive solar energy concepts including bamboo shades, thermal curtains, ceiling fans and a shaded area on the west side of the guesthouse moderate temperatures inside and out. A new heating/air conditioning system has been installed in the main bedroom/dining area. The floors are ceramic tile. The bathroom connects the 2 rooms, It includes a shower stall and a closet. If relaxing at the Springs is what brings you here, we provide extra towels and a lock for the lockers, because they charge for those services. Every effort has been made to provide a healthy and healing environment for you, including all natural, non-toxic cleaning products. We are constantly upgrading to provide better for your needs and comfort. We do everything we can to keep you within budget. The price of your reservation includes all the fees we pay for preparation & clean-up, and insurance. There are patio tables and chairs outside and a BBQ grill, the kind that needs your briquettes and lighter fluid.

Ojo Caliente is the place to stay for a relaxing spa or family holiday, and a quiet healing retreat. This Vacation Rental resides in the village of Ojo Caliente whose name means ‘hot eye’ referring to our natural hot springs. Our hot springs have become a world class spa and resort drawing people from around the world. Lots of good hiking in Ojo, other activities, events, concerts, gatherings close by for you to research. For locals, Ojo is a small, rural, ranching and agricultural village in northern New Mexico. We are five miles and 5 minutes south of the Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort and Spa. We are centrally located between Santa Fe, Taos, Los Alamos and Georgia O’Keefe country, all approx. a 1 hour drive. The Abiquiu art community, Espanola, Oke Oweenge (San Juan Pueblo) are a half hour drive. The eight northern pueblos (the communities of native people, Pueblo Indians) are located along the Rio Grande River between Santa Fe and Taos. Cell phone reception is spotty here, although 5 miles north near the Springs, there is reception. There are several places in town that offer use of their internet service. The town of Ojo Caliente has 5 restaurants and cafe/snack bars, a cash machine, a local gas station/grocery store (not open 7/11), and gift shops.

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!

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.

Vintage single wide mobile home. Secluded, quiet, rural high desert setting. Elevation is approximately 5800' above sea level. Deck has stainless steel BBQ grill, table, 4 chairs & spectacular views of sunrise over the Sangre de Cristo Mtns and the Rio Grande River. No light pollution for star gazing.

You will love northern New Mexico. It is arid high desert. The elevation is approximately 5,800', you will need to stay hydrated to avoid altitude sickness, in other words, a headache from hell. The house is on five (5) acres, very quiet and remote about 35 miles north of Santa Fe. 30 miles south of Taos. 18 miles east of Abiquiu. Strategic location to all points of interest, for example: Abiquiu- Home of Georgia O'Keefe. Ghost Ranch Education & Retreat Center. Christ in the Desert Monastery. Plaza Blanca. Los Alamos/White Rock- Los Alamos National Lab. Bandelier National Park. Pajarito Ski Area. Valle Caldera. Golfing. Ojo Caliente Spa and natural hot springs Taos- Taos Ski Valley. Taos Pueblo. Taos art community. Rio Grande Gorge Bridge. Earth stations. Santa Fe- Santa Fe Ski Basin. Indian Market. Spanish Market. Historic Plaza de Santa Fe. Canyon Road. Loretto Chapel. And finally, northern New Mexico is saturated with Native-American casinos; Taos, Ohkay Owingeh, Espanola, Pojoaque, and Tesuque.

Obviously, the sitting is rural. You will need to drive into Espanola, Taos or Santa Fe for a good restaurant. The neighborhood is quiet, very dark when we're between full moons. But, during a full moon, it is magical outside. We experienced a full lunar eclipse and it was unforgettable!

Be the first to experience this remodeled section of a 100 year old Adobe House, providing all the modern living amenities while keeping the old world flavor & architectural details. This is one of 3 bedrooms available sharing a luxury bathroom & access to laundry room, as well as a coffee/tea station area. Twins size bed. Private keycode access. River Rafting on Rio Grande, hikes on BLM land (across), private yoga & art classes, massage & hypnotherapy are part of Un'U Center potential choices.

Memory Foam mattress, brand new everything! And the room with stunning views. Ojo Caliente is just 30 minutes away, and so is Sipapu Ski Valley. Taos Ski Valley (voted among best in the country), Santa Fe (with all its attractions) are about 50 minutes away.

The rooms are part of Un'U Retreat center, that is the gathering place to reconnect with the Oneness (Unu means ONE in Romanian. It also means You and You -encountering & integrating of your higher self & other selves). Situated only 45 miles north of Santa Fe (and 20 miles south of Taos), Un'U Retreat Center sits by the mystical Rio Grande Valley in Embudo, New Mexico - right on the river (providing its lush green appearance within the high desert landscape of Northern New Mexico) & surrounded by granite mountains. Its unique location gives easy access to world class Art Galleries, restaurants and various day trips for skiing, hiking, river rafting and sightseeing. Taos and the nature around is a wonderful place to nourish the souls (this place is called The Land of Enchantment" for a reason).

Sleep upstairs , bright and sunny, single bed - views of the beautiful Chimayo valley/ Santa Fe mountains. Bird watcher's paradise. Walking available in high desert landscape behind house. Centrally located for driving to Santa fe, Taos, Los Alamos, Espanola.

Enjoy the "big room" - living room/kitchen, the peaceful outdoors, or the private spaces upstairs. wood stove in the winter, adobe coolness in the summer.

Plenty of large cottonwood trees that entice small and large birds, nesting nearby and migrating.

Rest, re-set and explore on an organic fruit tree and lavender farm beside the Embudo River. Enjoy a private stay with all the creature comforts. 1 hour north of Santa Fe & 20 minutes south of Taos, we are close to all the best that New Mexico offers.

The kitchen has a gas stove, full refrigerator and is stocked with organic olive oil, organic coffee, filters, sugar, honey, salt, pepper, and lots of spices; cookware, dishes, utensils, a coffee maker, french press, crockpot, nutri-bullet mixer, etc. Washer/dryer and outdoor clothesline with eco-friendly laundry detergent. We provide soaps, shampoo, conditioner. A queen bed with quality linens and extra blankets for cold desert nights. We provide a space heater and air conditioning for your comfort. While cell service is available here, it can be spotty. Verizon seems better than AT&T. Wifi is provided as well as a (shared) landline you are welcome to use. This casita and surrounding land holds a very healing and unique space and opportunity for restoration, especially for couples. Healing sessions, Massage & Craniosacral Therapy - if you would like to arrange a session during your visit and my schedule can accommodate, I would be happy to work with you. I am a licensed massage, craniosacral and trauma therapist. Our sessions here may include bodywork, working with the medicine wheel, soul medicine for individual and couples.

We are approximately 2 miles from the center of town. Dixon is sweet rural community offering a public library, local co-op, Zuly's cafe, Vivac and Chirapada wineries and Blue Heron brewery. Be sure to visit the Rio Grande. Ask us some of our favorite spots to find a beautiful vista and solitude to watch eagles fish. Taos is 20 minutes north. Santa Fe is 45 minutes south. Ask us about a local petroglyph project in Pilar, nearby caves, wild hikes and hot springs to explore!

Ojo Caliente is a resort town, with many things to do. One of the main attractions is the hot springs 4 miles from here. Ojo is located between Santa Fe and Taos, Taos ski valley, Ghost ranch, Christ in the Desert Monastery,The Santa Fe Opera,White water rafting,Hiking trails, and much more. We have a small organic farm and in season much fruit as well as vegs and soon fresh eggs.

The bed is Queen size upstairs, shared kitchen with all the appliances and dishes one would need. Free long distance calling, WiFi,Sat TV, Washer, located on a organic farm of 50 acres, we grow year round in the greenhouse during the winter and 80 fruit trees with seven large razed garden beds in summer.

We are off the highway 1/4 mile with lots of space around us. The land stretches from BLM to BLM. it is very quite with great views of the mountains and the stars.

Located 1/4 mile from the Historic Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs, 100 feet from the famous Mesa Vista Cafe. This 500 sq. ft. space will make your stay convenient right in the heart of town. You will feel right at home with this newly renovated 1950's Casita detailed with all the historic charm, yet, loaded with all the modern amenities.

Private entrance, full kitchen, fully furnished with pots, pans/cooking utensils, coffee maker and private patio with grill. Original wood flooring and a full clipping of a news paper dated 1942-This little treasure was hidden under 4 layers of laminate flooring which we exposed for your reading pleasure. The exterior river rock wall is another accent to appreciate. The original owner was a rock mason and collected all the rock placed it with such care and precision, this is one feature I truly love.

Walking distance to the Historic Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs, Mesa Vista Cafe, Red Mountain Pizza and Taos Trails Steak House and Brewery. 15 Mile to some of the best bouldering sites, 45 minute drive to Taos, Georgia O'Keeffe Museum and Santa Fe.

Private apartment with a total of more than 500 square feet, with fully equipped kitchen located a 5 to 8 minute walk from the world-reknowned Ojo Caliente Hot Springs. Passive solar space with comfy queen sized bed and comfortable quality full size futon couch. Space is ideal for 2 people for longer stays, but can work for up to 4 close friends for a few nights. I also have EV 220v charging ability, but please prearrange.

Pleasant homey space with adobe/frame construction. Holds both warmth and coolness as seasonally appropriate. Just like home, we offer a full kitchen, cooking equipment, microwave, oven, full-sized fridge/freezer, toaster oven, French Press coffee-maker, Dark Roast beans and coffee grinder and most everything that you may need. Teas and some welcome snack foods are also available. Apartment has both a front and back door allowing for cross-breezes. Very comfortable for two people, but another one or two could sleep on the futon. (Note there is an extra charge for more than 2 occupants)

Ojo Caliente shares the varied Indian and Hispanic history of small towns in northern New Mexico. Ojo was along a migration trail and ghosts of Apache warriors and Spanish explorers have left tales of days past.

10 min from Santa Claran Casino, Okay Owingeh Casino, 10 to the City of Espanola. 20 min to Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs, 20 min to lakes, hiking, river rafting, and Georgia O"Keeffe Museum and 45 min to Toas. Located in the middle of Northern New Mexico. Socorro's Restaurant 2 min away. Los Alamos & Santa Fe are 30 min away. Chama Is 80 miles away, the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad is a must, if you have time to take this train ride. If you need accommodation I own a house there.

The house is very cozy the kitchen is awesome to cook in, 6 inch adobe walls makes the house nice and fresh.

Very protective neighbors we all look out for each other.

Humming Bird Haven is only 5 (maybe 6) miles to Ojo Caliente Spa. It sits on 10 acres and is right off 285. Only 720 sq ft, it offers two bedrooms and great kitchen plus washer and dryer and full bath. It is 59 miles to Santa Fe, 35 miles to Taos. 3 RV hookups for extra charge. Horses allowed for extra charge. High speed internet! Use your cell phone off wireless. Water is scarce. We haul water to a cistern and it is our tested but please conserve.

It is true that once in the cabin's life, it was a "trailer" as it had wheels. But.... it has 9 foot ceilings, 2 x 6 walls and lots and lots of windows. The Tiny House TV shows fascinated my husband and me, but when we went to establish our New Mexico retreat, we picked this "big" Tiny House for its style, livability and features. We have not been disappointed.

My neighborhood is unique because there is not a lot of neighborhood there. Surrounded by the Carson National Forest ( forest being used loosely as there are not huge trees), gives one the feeling of vast space and openness Georgia O Keefe's Pedernal lines up with Mesa Vibora for a very O'Keefe landscape, but it is not for the faint of heart.

For over 400 years our family has called this exquisite locale home and we are happy to open our doors to guests. Located in the majestic hills of Chimayo, El Rincon Farm is an oasis tucked away amongst the piñon trees and sandstone formations of the mountainous desert that surround it. Available for rent is the "Avelino Studio", a charming place to lay your head, cook a meal, read a book by a cozy fire, or enjoy the beautiful star-filled skies.

Built as an addition to the main late-1700's adobe house, this spacious Studio features high vaulted ceilings, working fireplace, loft with a queen-sized bed, queen-sized pullout couch, and fully equipped kitchen as well as massage studio separated from the main living area by a divider. (Massage is offered to guests upon request. Please see below.)

El Rincon - Spanish for The Hollow - is rural and quiet. We're located minutes away from El Santuario de Chimayo, a pilgrimage site world known for its healing dirt; Rancho de Chimayo, a James Beard award-winning restaurant and the Ortega and Trujillo Weaving Shops. We're on the High Road to Taos Scenic byway, offering stunning views of high mountain country and quaint villages nestled in the Rocky Mountains of Northern New Mexico. Sipapu, Santa Fe, and Taos ski resorts are within reasonable driving distance.

Charming adobe in the hills of Dixon, an artist's village, with wilderness walks a step out the door. Viga ceilings, southwestern decor, and works by local artists. All the comforts of home, all the access of camping. Exceptional quiet, gorgeous sunsets best viewed from our plush ramada with its generous, built-in banco.

Privacy that's hard to find anymore. All while having access to the amenities of a well-appointed home--comfortable beds, linens, towels, our newly remodeled kitchen, internet, stereo, tv with a DVD library.

Great local wineries. A Wednesday seasonal farmer's market. Nature close at hand. A short drive to the river for bathing, tubing, river rafting or kayaking. Wonderful local historic adobes a short drive away.

Over a bridge and steps from the Embudo River, this beautiful, well-equipped cottage is nestled in a private canyon amidst cottonwood trees. Relax by the river and listen to its sound as you fall asleep. The quaint town center is just a mile away.

What we love best about this private canyon is the spectacular canyon wall, the trees and shade, the river that runs through it, and the constant sound of water. Through most seasons, you can hear the sound of the river from the open windows of the cottage. A private patio with table and chairs and bench is just outside the back door. A beautiful deck overlooks the river. During the day, you can venture out to explore the open landscape -- enjoy the sun, heat, and arid climate, and the attractions of the busy, neighboring towns-- then retreat to this canyon refuge and find relief in its cool river, light breezes, shade trees, and birdsong. The property is densely populated with cottonwood, pinon, and juniper trees; in spring and summer, the fragrance of these and other native plants (e.g., sage) fills the air. Right outside the front door is a long porch (portal) that faces the canyon rock face with benches for relaxing and watching the sun rise. Although the owners live on the property, wood screens provide the privacy needed in the outdoor seating areas. The interior space is an open plan (living/dining/kitchen) with high ceilings and exposed beams throughout. The kitchen and bathroom (with shower) are new and fully equipped; the bathroom has quality towels and the bedroom, quality bedding. The bedroom is spacious and includes a king-size bed and full closet. A single (very comfortable) bed is located in a corner of the living area. We also have a comfortable single mattress to accommodate an additional adult or child and the couch may also accommodate an additional young person, if needed.

Dixon is perhaps best known for its vibrant artists' community, though its extraordinary beauty, organic farms and orchards, vineyards, and access to other popular tourist destinations and outdoor activities are all also a big draw. We love the seclusion we experience here along the river. The people in Dixon are very friendly, open, and helpful. We have a noteworthy library that won a national award for outstanding service to its community--look for their evening lecture schedule. The Cooperative Market has all the basics and some gourmet items as well as local organic seasonal fruit and vegetables. The market's deli makes burritos, sandwiches, pizza, and soups. Nearby Zuly's is an excellent cafe (with wine/beer). All these facilities are only a mile away. Also within a mile are two wineries (one with homemade truffles), and down the road is the Blue Heron beer brewery to the north and the Black Mesa Winery to the south. A pretty 15 minute drive will take you to Penasco where the chef at the The Sugar Nymph Restaurant (casual, home-style food), was once a chef at Green's Restaurant, a famous establishment in San Francisco.

Quirky adobe farmhouse 1000 sqft. for a cozy couple's getaway (can sleep 4). Nestled in at The Healing House Wellness Retreat Center. A Southwest traditional adobe with all the Northern NM culture and charm. Centrally located to Santa Fe, Opera House, Taos, Ojo Caliente, Los Alamos, Chama, nestled in Espanola Valley, surrounded by 11 ski basins + other cultural attractions. Includes organic coffee every morning @ Morning Glory Cafe. *see website 4 Hours: www.thehealinghouseofnewmexico.com

Large master bedroom with 1 king bed, 1 spare queen bed in Living area can be used for other accompanying guests or children. No pets No smoking The Healing House of New Mexico is an organic 8-acre, Northern NM retreat space that has offerings for massage, reiki therapy, traditional limpias, herbal remedies, halo therapy, retail therapy shopping spaces, organic cafe as well as scheduled Naturopathic doctor's visits while you are here. For more information: www.thehealinghouseofnewmexico.com. We do Healing Retreats too! Retreat groups stay with us on-site at our Gathering Houses: “Darling’s and Langille’s. (Searchable in Espanola on Airbnb) Stay includes organic coffee for each guest @ Morning Glory Cafe. *see our website for operating hours (holiday hours vary)

The home sits at the edge of the property on-site at The Healing House of New Mexico Naturopathic & Integrative Medicine 8-acre private retreat facility. Home is 100 year old farmhouse has its own entrance from the main road, parking and private yards and full use of commercial facilities during operating hours only. The Healing House Facilities not permitted during closed hours or holiday hours please. We have all the basic amenities, it is rustic but very clean. It sits among the local farm, equestrian community. However, there is room for walking and exploring the grounds and the other Darling's Gathering House Retreat Home on-site (sleeps 8).

Take refuge at Casa Ojo! Explore Northern New Mexico from this intimate and uniquely designed two bedroom / one bath house four miles south of the famous Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs. There are 200 year old adobes in view in a traditional New Mexico village setting. Ojo is a close neighbor and a short walk to Martin Prechtel's ranch and Bolad's Kitchen School. Boladians should book well in advance for workshop dates. Long term stays of 7 days or more receive a 20% discount.

This two bedroom and one bath adobe house has a mud and straw plaster finish on the walls of the great room which includes a well equipped professional and modern country kitchen, living and dining area, and a wood burning stove. Each bedroom has a queen bed with organic mattress, upholstered headboard and armoire. A hallway connects the two bedrooms with a spectacular bathroom with bold black and white striped tile walls, heated floor, and a stacked washer and dryer.

The house is conveniently located just 4 miles south of the Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs. The village of Ojo Caliente is in the Ojo River Valley at an altitude of approx. 6200 feet, and is a sparsely populated unincorporated rural farming community. In the old days most residents did not have indoor plumbing (most had outhouses) and used a hot spring pool reserved for the community at the mineral springs. On the way to the mineral springs there is a gas station and general store, a Mexican restaurant, post office, rural health clinic and cemetery. Two churches and the volunteer fire department are on Los Banos road on the way to the mineral springs. There are hiking biking, and walking trails at the mineral springs property. At Casa Ojo there is a major irrigation ditch in the front of the house with lateral ditches on the north and south side of the property for pasture irrigation. In the spring you will here creek-like sounds of running water from the ditch. There are traditional adobe houses in view to the north and to the south. The old picturesque 200 year adobe viewed from the living room belongs to my wonderful neighbors Tim and Tamara. Tamara is the village doctor for the neighboring village of El Rito. The adobe is vacant but sometimes rented to Bolad Kitchen students. Carson National Forest land is on the east side of the highway and BLM land above the western cliffs. The pasture view behind the house looks west toward acres of alfalfa and red rock cliffs. The setting is farm-like and pastural. It is very quiet and dark at night with no artificial light pollution and spectacular night time star viewing.

BRIGHT&CLEAN-Entire top floor is yours!Peaceful,easy feelings abound at the G&D B&B.Here is the perfect place to feel at home when visiting the Hot Springs(3mi),experiencing beautiful Santa Fe&Taos(halfway between),hiking the mts.and mesas(all around us)or exploring the true Land of Enchantment.Light filled by day-star gazers paradise at night...this space offers NM charm,art and privacy.

You will have to climb a staircase(very solid)-but at the top is everything you need to feel comfortable and secure for your stay.There is also an additional room available at the ground floor for those that cannot make the climb.

Lets face it-its not called the Land of Enchantment for nothing....beauty abounds-culturally,geographically,spiritually--everyone needs to experience this.

Be the first to experience this remodeled section of a 100 year old Adobe House, providing all the modern living amenities while keeping the old world flavor & architectural details. One king & twin bed 4 rent out of 3 bedrooms with bath and access to laundry room, as well as a coffee/tea station shared area. Private keycode access. River Rafting on Rio Grande, hikes on BLM land (just across the river), private yoga & art classes, massage & hypnotherapy are part of Un'U Center potential choices.

Brand New Memory Foam Mattresses & linnens! This room retains old world adobe charm while providing new world luxury. Ojo Caliente is just 30 minutes away, and so is Sipapu Ski Valley. Taos Ski Valley (voted among best in the country), Santa Fe (with all its attractions) are about 50 minutes away.

The rooms are part of Un'U Retreat center, that is the gathering place to reconnect with the Oneness (Unu means ONE in Romanian. It also means You and You -encountering & integrating of your higher self & other selves). Situated only 45 miles north of Santa Fe (and 20 miles south of Taos), Un'U Retreat Center sits by the mystical Rio Grande Valley in Embudo, New Mexico - right on the river (providing its lush green appearance within the high desert landscape of Northern New Mexico) & surrounded by granite mountains. Its unique location gives easy access to world class Art Galleries, restaurants and various day trips for skiing, hiking, river rafting and sightseeing. Taos and the nature around is a wonderful place to nourish the souls (this place is called The Land of Enchantment" for a reason).

Carl and Gretchen Valdez designed La Lomita, an efficient, solar adobe 2 br/2 bath home, with hospitality and spirituality in mind. It sits on 9 acres, is very private, yet convenient to stores, restaurants and hospital. Think healing, rest, mystery.

La Lomita is in the center of wonderful northern New Mexican treasures; the healing waters of Ojo Caliente mineral springs, Abiquiu's Georgia O'Keefe scenery, the native splendors of Taos and Santa Fe, the artists' trail of Chimayó and Truchas, historical Los Alamos and Bandalier National monument, Puye Cliffs, and more.

We love the open space, blue sky, variety of southwestern plants and birds (hummingbirds, robins, jays, eagles, roadrunners), yipping coyotes (they will avoid you), a million stars, and fragrances of juniper, piñon and sage.

Quiet, peaceful, the Tower Guest House is located on a small organic garlic farm, close to to the Rio Embudo, in one of the more interesting villages of Northern New Mexico, with easy access to Santa Fe, Taos, Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. The farm is prominently featured in Episode Three, "Garlic Breath," in the Netflix food documentary series "Rotten," released in January 2018.

Exquisite two-story cottage on a quiet organic garlic farm in Dixon, NM, 50 miles N of Santa Fe. Completely equipped and furnished, and powered by a newly installed photovoltaic array. Within easy driving distance of the Rio Grande Gorge, Taos, Bandelier National Monument, and the forests and streams of the Sangre de Cristo Range. Dixon offers an excellent food coop, a cafe-restaurant, a bakery, a public library, two wineries and a brew pub, and two galleries. The Tower Guest House, located on the prettiest lane in the Embudo Valley, is a mile and a half from the center of Dixon. The Tower Guest House is equipped with WiFi, land line for local calls, a TV and DVD player.

Come experience a genuine Tiny House perched right on the shore of Rio Grande! The tiny-house movement is an architectural and social movement that advocates living simply in small homes. This one is called Beach Hut -and for a good reason, considering its surroundings :). Featuring 2 lofts (one accessible by regular steps, the other one by a real boat ladder -kids adore this one! -) with queen beds and another full size pullout sofa in the living/dining area, it can accommodate up to 6 people.

Brand New Memory Foam Mattresses & linnens! This Tiny House is cozy while providing new world luxury. Ojo Caliente is just 30 minutes away, and so is Sipapu Ski Valley. Taos Ski Valley (voted among best in the country), Santa Fe (with all its attractions) are about 50 minutes away.

The Tiny House is part of Un'U Retreat center, that is the gathering place to reconnect with the Oneness (Unu means ONE in Romanian. It also means You and You -encountering & integrating of your higher self & other selves). River Rafting on Rio Grande, hikes on BLM land (across), private yoga & art classes, massage & hypnotherapy are part of Un'U Center potential choices. Guests enjoy exclusive access the private kitchen and bathroom. Also, the shared backyard with Rio Grande access and upon extra fees, the retreat space where other services may be booked (massage, yoga and art classes, hypnotherapy by Albuquerque leading practitioner Sam Majewski)

Century old Historic Adobe home with all modern conveniences and lots of 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. 2 bedrooms upstairs that sleep up to 4 guests. Fully appointed kitchen with all cookware and place setting. No pets. No indoor smoking.

Located approximately 1 hour to Santa Fe, Taos, Los Alamos and Abiquiu. Central heating and cooling throughout home. 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.

A good place to stay while attending Bolad's Kitchen. Walking distance, only 1/3 mile, easy to return home for lunch. Guesthouse for 3 people, connected to my home. Good energy & atmosphere with enough comfort to enhance your experience, work & projects both introspective & active.

This is a wonderful space, bright, clear, and good energy. It was created to be your home away from home, a cozy place from which to create/live your own adventure. It is comfortable and convenient, good to relax, breathe deeper, recover, re-energize after the deep work of the day. There is a newly paved, mostly shaded patio with table & chairs, grill. The guesthouse (400 sq ft) is located on 4 acres of land and contains everything you might need, a wonderful bed and a fully equipped kitchenette. The space is best for 2 or 3 people. The largest room serves as bedroom with a queen size bed (Serta Perfect Sleeper). It also has a dining area with a round butcher block table & chairs, and a futon couch. The other room is the kitchenette with a twin size couch/bed. The beds are firm with memory foam toppers. The kitchenette comes fully equipped for your cooking pleasure. It makes this place unique and a real find especially for those who like to cook for themselves. There is a 4-burner gas stove and a motel size refrigerator. It is also equipped with a counter top electric oven/toaster, microwave, automatic coffee pot, coffee filters, electric teapot, blender, and crock pot. Some cooking basics, organic instant coffee and herb tea bags are provided. Our water is from the community well. It always tests clean, is highly mineralized, but not sulfur, like the waters of the hot springs just down the road. If you do not like the taste, you may want to bring purified water with you. Many windows fill the rooms with lots of beautiful, natural light. Passive solar energy concepts including bamboo shades, thermal curtains, ceiling fans and a shaded area on the west side of the guesthouse moderate temperatures inside and out. A new heating/air conditioning system has been installed in the main bedroom/dining area. The floors are ceramic tile. The bathroom includes a shower stall and a closet. If relaxing at the Springs is what brings you here, we provide extra towels and a lock for the lockers, because they charge for those services. Every effort has been made to provide a healthy and healing environment for you, including all natural, non-toxic cleaning products. We are constantly upgrading to provide better for your needs and comfort. We do everything we can to keep you within budget. The price of your reservation includes everything we pay for preparation & clean-up, local taxes and insurance. There are patio tables and chairs outside and a BBQ grill, the kind that needs your briquettes and lighter fluid.

For locals, Ojo is a small, rural, ranching and agricultural village in northern New Mexico. Northern New Mexico is a high desert with very dynamic weather that changes with the time of day and by the minute. In Ojo, we are about 6,500’ above sea level. Generally the skies are clear. In winter the nights are very cold and the days are moderate. Summer is hot, usually not too hot, and nights are cool and fresh. Because of this, it is unusual to have air conditioning except in motels and mobile homes. Those of us who live here have gotten used to the whims of nature and technology. I hope you will too. Ojo Caliente is the place to stay for a relaxing spa or family holiday, and a quiet healing retreat. This Vacation Rental resides in the village of Ojo Caliente whose name means ‘hot eye’ referring to our natural hot springs. Our hot springs have become a world class spa and resort drawing people from around the world. Lots of good hiking in all around, other activities, events, concerts, gatherings close by for you to research. We are five miles and 5 minutes south of the Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort and Spa. We are centrally located between Santa Fe, Taos, Los Alamos and Georgia O’Keefe country, all approx. a 1 hour drive. The Abiquiu art community, Espanola, Oke Oweenge (San Juan Pueblo) are a half hour drive. The eight northern pueblos (the communities of native people, Pueblo Indians) are located along the Rio Grande River between Santa Fe and Taos. The town of Ojo Caliente has 5 restaurants and cafe/snack bars, a cash machine at the Springs (maybe at our grocery store), a local gas station/grocery store (not open 7/11), and gift shops. There are several places in town that offer use of their internet service.

Come stay and play under the cottonwoods at our riverside vacation home beside the Rio Ojo Caliente. We are 14 miles south of the Hot Springs in Ojo Caliente, 37 miles north of Santa Fe, and about a 45 minutes drive to Pajarito, Taos, Sipapu ski valleys. Your furry friends are welcome - dog beds provided. The front yard is fenced and there is a covered porch. Be prepared for shady walks and watery splashing (during months when the river flows, typically October-June).

The house is nestled in the Ojo Caliente Bosque along a dirt road.