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"Lovely home in a beautiful place. We enjoyed the screened porch and the bedrooms with their own bathrooms were perfect for our 3 adult children and their partners. It was a great "home base" for visiting our friends in Abiquiu and at Ghost Ranch, shopping in Santa Fe, and hiking at Bandelier and in the Carson National Forest. We also enjoyed some quiet days doing art projects and birding around the house. A highlight was heading out to the road late one night to photograph the incredible night sky and catch a glimpse of the northern lights. Brooks was kind and thorough in all communications and this home will be my first choice should we plan another family trip to Abiquiu. "

"How enchanting & historical this hotel property is! The corral of donkeys & horses and sculpture garden was a highlight "

"Loved our stay in this well appointed home. The views are outstanding & every room has a view. Plenty of spaces to relax and comfortable beds. We’ll be back!"

"Ideal. That’s the best word to describe this delightful Casita just outside of Abiqui. Hostess Tami has taken the time and invested the energy to create a small home that is comfortable, convenient, and very well appointed. From the very smallest amenities—such as COVID test kits—to the broad and beautiful panoramic views of the Rio Chama and O’Keeffe’s beloved Cerro Pedernal, this is a perfect site for a few days in New Mexico. There were four of us and the space was very accommodating. Coffees, spices, fine beds and bedding, soft towels, and softly scented soaps and lotions nicely complimented the artistic and tasteful décor in the Casita. Will we go back? As soon as we can!"

"Amazing place to vacation if you want to get away from cities! There were some hiccups at check-in but the owner was very communicative and we were able to resolve the issue. The location is quite remote so you need to cook all your meals, but the kitchen is really well-equipped, and we had everything we needed. Be aware that the fireplace is the only heating source of the house. We visited in mid-October so it was not an issue, especially with the thick comforter and extra blankets they provide. But I can see it getting cold during the winter months. Overall great experience! I would stay there again, especially given its mid-point location between Santa Fe and Chaco. "

"This is a beautiful area. Camping in a tent does not work for us anymore and this gives access to the wild with the comfort of home. "