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Charming farm with friendly animals, a vegetable garden, a hot tub, and beautiful views. Unique options for staying from a teepee to cute rooms and small separate casita style accommodations. We were in the D.H. Lawrence cabin which was no frills but perfect. Kitchenette, shower, wood stove, and very comfortable bed.

Make sure you wander around the farm, it's so sweet! Read the pamphlet in the room before you go so you can say hello to each of the animals by name :) Such a great little spot to stay near Taos --- I went to the Black Rock hot springs which are quite close too.

Honestly adding “rustic” to the title of this air bnb would go a long way. We did book this spot specifically for the jacuzzi as they are hard to come by in Taos, it was unavailable. Furthermore the bathroom had layers of filth along the bottom trim, and I did take pictures. With that being said, why be charged a $30 cleaning fee for a cabin that isn’t clean? Makes you wonder the sanitation practices during these especially trying times. I’d stay here again for a cheaper rate, but didn’t seem worth the $159 (fees included) a night price tag. Better luck staying at the historic Taos Inn for $100 a night. It was underwhelming.

A very special place; rustic with a touch of history. There is plenty of land with many interesting and friendly critters. It's an excellent place to unplug and unwind, but we had everything we needed to connect with the outside world when duty called. Sia and Eric are ideal hosts in our minds: respectful, friendly, and interesting; people you'd enjoy getting to know. They checked in with us now and then, but let us explore and enjoy the property without much interruption. Location-wise, the cabin is a great midpoint between Taos and some of the lesser known outdoor adventures in Valle Vidal, Questa, and Red River. Would highly recommend. We will be back as soon and as often as possible.

Magical place for a get away!