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This was my second time staying in these cabins, and I absolutely loved it! They are cozy and quiet. It’s also nice to stay outside of Taos, especially during busy seasons.

This is a place full of charm... if you're looking for a relaxing, farm experience... this is it!

I liked the cabin for a short weekend. It was pretty well maintained. The unit was clean and comfortable, with a cozy bed and a little kitchenette perfect for light meals. The definite draw for me was the farm and the alpacas.The grounds were lovely, wild with pretty flowers and grasses, cozy rocking chairs, hammocks, a neat little chapel, fire pit, and a hot tub. The cabins are close together, so not quite as isolated as I would have liked, but it worked out. The hosts were fantastic, and came out in person to answer a question I asked over the messages feature in the app. They were super friendly and made us feel right at home. All that said, I probably wouldn’t have chosen this cabin for a stay much longer than a couple nights. The walls were thin (we could hear our neighbors talking) and the window stuck, and unfortunately the water temperature and pressure were very inconsistent, making showers a bit stressful. There’s also no AC, which was okay because the cabin stayed relatively cool, but that’s a feature that would be nice to have. This is a bit further outside of town than you’ll want to stay if you’re planning on spending a lot of time in Taos. But sometimes staying on the outskirts of town is nice because it’s more homey. (And less expensive.) It was not perfect, but there was a lot I liked about it and the value was great.

If you’re looking for a beautiful and quiet space, this is it! The farm is a treat and the staff are super friendly. Our cabin (D.H. Lawrence’s) was small and charming with everything we needed to be self-sufficient for a few days.

Great place to stay, recommend getting here early to enjoy the amenities