Guesthouse holiday rentals in Rio Arriba County

Magpie and Raven Mountain View Casita, Taos

The best views in Taos--mountains all around. A truly private and impossibly romantic getaway. Traditional adobe casita with vigas and latillas, on a paved road, at the edge of the mesa overlooking town. Only three miles to the Plaza, easy access to Taos Ski Valley, the Rio Grande Gorge, Ranchos, and the road to Santa Fe. Speedy fiber optic internet for digital nomads. Sunrises and sunsets are spectacular. We offer a great experience--just look at all the wonderful reviews by our awesome guests!

Forest House

Enjoy the quiet of an old adobe casita in a traditional Northern New Mexico village, only a stone’s throw away from a multitude of attractions and activities. Explore our beautiful canyons, rivers, mountains and unique communities in every direction from Lyden. Experience modern-day Pueblo communities, ancient petroglyph sites, scenic drives, National Monuments, hiking/biking trails, birding hotspots, Georgia O’Keefe’s home, mineral springs and local restaurants. More in “Show Host’s Guidebook”!

Secluded Folk Art Cabin by the Acequia

Rustic, cute, cozy, comfortable country cabin @ 7300 ft on 8 acres with high speed internet. Peaceful, quiet & secluded setting in the Carson National Forest. Explore Anasazi ruins & O’Keefe Country, hike/ bike/climb in El Rito, soak at Ojo Caliente/ undeveloped springs in Taos & Jemez, float the Rio Grande/Chama, swim in Abuquiu lake or enjoy miles of roads great for dirt bikes/ATVs. XC ski 2 mi away after snowstorms + more above Chama/Los Alamos/Taos. Downhill ski in Santa Fe or Taos- 1.5 hr.

Private Retreat with Stunning Views:West

Experience the splendor of the New Mexico countryside during your stay in our beautiful adobe casita. Located on a historic property, 35 minutes North of Santa Fe, in the village of Chimayo. The casita features hand plastered mud walls, soaring ceilings, luxury linens, large picture windows & private decks, in-room coffee maker, small fridge & microwave. Start your day with coffee next to the bubbling pond and end your adventures with a cocktail, taking in an epic sunset in the apple orchard.

Clothing Optional - “Bare House Cottage"

A spacious but cozy cottage nestled among the ponderosa and piñon pines. This mountain retreat offers expansive views and deck space. Borders on Santa Fe National forest. Relax in this special getaway... naked forest bath, reset/reconnect, stargaze. This cottage is an architectural gem - think "tiny living," with intelligent design. 30 min from beautiful Abiquiu Lake & Georgia O'keefe country. Many activities await the adventurous-at-heart: Hike Pedernal, SUP and mountain bike to name a few :)

1898 Boxcar, Charming Quiet Sanctuary

Ride our narrow-gauge Chile Line boxcar down to Santa Fe or Denver… in your mind! In the 1800s it hauled people, livestock, chiles, and dry goods through the Rio Grande Gorge. Today, this lovingly remodeled boxcar is rich with charm, featuring hand-crafted details and antique furnishings. Guests call it cozy and comfortable, and they delight in the views of pastureland and Taos Mountains. It's quietly located just 3 miles from Taos Plaza, 6 miles from the Pueblo, and 22 miles from Ski Valley.

Sunny & Bright Guesthouse

Sunny & Bright Guesthouse with amazing sunset views and stargazing from your private patio. One bedroom one bathroom with open concept living area opening to huge private patio with grill & dining. 15 minutes to world class skiing at Taos Ski Valley or 15 minutes to shopping and dining in the historic town of Taos. This guesthouse shares over 4 acres with the main house. A beautiful farm setting to enjoy evening sunsets and starry night skies. It has everything you need for a pleasant stay!

Viento del Rio - Abiquiu Casita with Private Hot Tub

Viento del Rio is a perfect place to absorb the serenity of the Abiquiu area. Located off the beaten path (but not too far) centrally located to many area wonders. There are numerous places to hike nearby. Views of mountains (including Pedernal) in all directions are stunning. Nearby attractions include Plaza Blanca, Georgia O'Keefe Welcome Center and Ghost Ranch. Easy drive to Taos and Santa Fe. A truly lovely place to rest, relax and take in all the nearby sites and activities.

Valdez Vista

Two-story guesthouse nestled in the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Perfectly situated 20 minutes from historic Taos and 15 minutes from Taos Ski Valley. Newly renovated 1 bedroom, 2 bath with all the amenities, including hiking trails out your door. Queen bed, and sofa bed in master bedroom and sofa bed upstairs make it ideal for a couple with children...or better yet a romantic getaway for two with working wood stove and 360º views of the Valdez valley and the surrounding mountains. Private.

Los Pueblos - Nambé

Amazing Views, Peaceful, and Close to Skiing & Plaza Come relax and enjoy a true Taos experience in this authentic adobe with warm southwestern charm. This is the premier casita among three connected but private guesthouses. Enjoy spectacular Mountain views from your private upstairs patio and downstairs deck. Curl up with a book next to the kiva fireplace or enjoy a gourmet meal in the fully appointed kitchen. Located just 10 minutes from downtown and 20 minutes from the Taos Ski Valley.

A Uniquely New Mexican Adobe Earthen Casita

Casita Andaluzia is a charming adobe guest house located 1.7 miles from the Historic Taos Plaza. Lush location in a quiet neighborhood that includes traditional agricultural lands. Paved access from US 64. The 1940's estate has been recently renovated with special attention paid to Casita Andaluzia . Our Casita is a unique, authentic Airbnb property. A taste of Taos with hosts who enjoy the chance to visit, and acquaint you with our community. Our Home Occupation Permit # HO-42-2017

The Casita at Prado Verde Ranch

The Casita at Prado Verde Ranch has a rustic feel and will take you back in time. The ranch, located along the Chama River, is a 200-acre working ranch in Abiquiu NM. The main ranch house, well over 100 years old, is home to the Newell family and Newell Cattle. It is winter pasture and spring calving grounds for the cattle. The home site was originally settled by Bartolome Trujillo in the 1734. Pottery shards found in the pastures indicate that this site was a Native American settlement.