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“Charming place to stay, kitchen was well-equipped and cabin was clean. The only thing we found hard was that there was so much stuff, making it hard to find room for our things at times. We wish we could have spent time outside but it snowed while we were there in May!”

“Out host was present when we arrived to greet us. He made sure we could get in and everything was to our satisfaction. We had a little problem with the WiFi, but he was very responsive and got us straightened out quickly. We were very comfortable in the unit with plenty of space to relax. ”

“Property is a dump! House is garbage. I wouldn’t go out after dark in that neighborhood. The outside is trashed. Total misrepresentation about the house. Wouldn’t stay there again if they paid me. Host ignored are my communications. Most of the neighborhood is abandoned houses, including those next door. Do not stay there.”

“Great place to stay if you’re visiting the Raton, NM. ”

“The place itself is really nice, it has beautiful views, good location (only 15m drive from the ski area), has tv, internet, kitchen, all the stuff you'd want out of a place like this.Unfortunately the bathroom didn't get cleaned from the previous renters. There was stains in the toilet, toothpaste and hair stuck to the sink and a giant pile of dirty towels in the bathtub that we had to wash. Mind you, if you leave dirty dishes in the sink upon checking-out there's a 50 fee. It brought into……

“The entire home was very cute! The rabbit theme to go with the name of the house "The Burrow" was also very cute. Host was attentive to messages before, during and after our stay. The bottle of wine and snacks was an extra special, welcoming touch. ”

“We enjoyed our stay the property was lovely. Everything was clean”

“The house and property are wonderful and a unique experience. The host is very friendly and successfully provides a great place to stay. The kitchen is well stocked and even had juice and cream for your coffee. We enjoyed our time in Tucumcari and recommend the train and dinosaur museum, as well as the historical society.”