洛斯阿拉莫斯县的私人度假屋

“Nicely appointed, easy access to downtown Santa Fe. Best VRBO we have stayed out”

“Exactly as advertised! Very comfortable and clean. Location is great for walking to restaurants!”

“Very nice, clean house on quiet street within fairly easy walking distance of the plaza, museums and railyard areas. Convenient to highway North to Opera House, Los Alamos and Taos. Covered, off-street parking. Large, well-equipped Kitchen. ”

“We all loved our stay at the villa (as we called it!!:) It was beautiful, clean, had everything that we needed and was a great space together for our family. Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful home with us!”

“Perfect location to go downtown and then drive into Glorietta for some mountain biking. We brought a cot for our 13 year old to sleep on and our daughter slept on the couch..room for everyone. The main bed was super comfy with soft blankets and plenty of pillows. The casita is super clean and has everything you would need…even had a towel for ‘makeup’ and little packages with q-tips, cotton balls and pluckers. It’s those little things that make this place stand out. Highly recommend. No……

“Great location and view!”

“This is one of, if not the nicest, places we have stayed. It’s perfect for two adults. It’s gorgeous and it’s easy to see that the host is an artist with great taste. It’s a quick 10 minute walk to downtown and perfect location as we were there for the Indian Market. We met the hosts who were sweet as can be, and they left sample of chocolate, lotions as well as tortilla chips and salsa. The location is in the back of the property, so was very quiet and the property is located across from a……

“Such a beautiful home and garden, filled with extraordinary art and pottery to enjoy. The kitchen is stocked with everything needed for meal prep and picnicking or just enjoying lounging on the front porch. The location is perfect for walking to the Square, but still a quiet and friendly neighborhood. Returning here is definitely the top of our list for future visits to Santa Fe.”