Meilleurs cottages et gîtes à Nord du Nouveau-Mexique

« I was delighted, upon entering, at all the lovely additional touches I found--from a variety of cozy pullow and throws, warming candles, exotic teas and coffees, snacks and chocolates, muffins and popcorn, and all the way to farm-fresh eggs! I happen to have run into the host and hostess at different times duribg my stay, and appreciated their dining, hiking and sight-seeing suggestions. Most especially, Kevin and Brie are genuinely friendly, caring (especially to this single, female traveler)...

« The cottage was an excellent stay for us. Comfortable, well kept. Had everything you would need in your own home. We loved it. The host, Susie keep in touch with us, and she had a great book set up of the areas activities. »

« Great shower enjoyed the upstairs. »

« 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. »

« The property was very clean..Welcomg to our 2 pets. The back yard is nice for the dogs to run around in and the parimeter of the yardArd is all sealed so the dogs cant escape.The casita was located to the convention concert, »

« It's in a super convenient location, has a nice little courtyard. No television, factor that on to your stay, but we didn't miss it. »

« The place is charming and has potentials. The sitting/TV room was buggy. During the day they were all over sunny window and at night flying around the table lamp and dead ones around on the front of window and floor which made me uncomfortable while watching TV. The dishes and coffee mugs needed some TLC, since they were chipped or cracked. I found no drinking water glass and had to use a heavy beer glass.last but not least for the duration of 10 days that I was staying there was only 2 small...

« The home was very spacious. Close to shops, restaurants and grocery stores. »