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Home in El Prado
Taos Skybox "Horizons" High Desert Retreat
Set on 30 acres of private land on the western edge of town, Taos Skybox "Horizons" studio is a unique vacation home experience, purpose-built to take advantage of the dark skies and endless vistas of the high desert landscape. Sitting at 7,000 ft. above sea level, views abound, as your retreat borders Taos Pueblo Native lands, yet is only 15 minutes from the Taos Plaza. Truly a memorable destination, Horizons is modern and well-equipped with a full kitchen, laundry, and fiber optic internet!
$138 per night
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Home in Ruidoso
Vista Celestial - Amazing views & quiet seclusion
Welcome to Vista Celestial We chose this mountain paradise not because of the abundant amenities but because of the awe inspiring beauty and solitude. We hope you will experience what a blessing this has been for us and make memories with loved ones that last a lifetime. vis-ta (noun) 1. a pleasing view ce-les-tial (adjective) 1. positioned in or relating to the sky, or outer space as observed in astronomy. 2. belonging or relating to heaven 3. supremely good
$182 per night
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Home in Santa Fe
Gorgeous Casita with Private Hot tub
Gorgeous Casita with private hot tub just 5 minutes from the art and history of downtown Santa Fe. This newly remodled 1050sq ft hypo-allergenic scent free casita is exactly what the discerning traveler requires. TESLA CHARGER AND RV PARKING ON SITE! Sorry NO Pets.
$168 per night
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New Mexico vacation rentals

Cabin in Ruidoso
SneakAway- in the Historic Upper Canyon!
$168 per night
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Cabin in Ruidoso
*NEW*"The Love Shack" in the Historic Upper Canyon
$145 per night
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Earthen home in El Prado
Dos Caminos Casita~Mineral hot tub & mountain view
$132 per night
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Cottage in Los Cerrillos
Magical Desert Casita with Hiking Out the Door!
$117 per night
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Cabin in Ruidoso
Hidden Escape in Upper Canyon Ruidoso, NM
$147 per night
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Earthen home in El Prado
Taos Earthship: Modern + Mesa
$172 per night
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Cabin in Ruidoso
'Alpine Air Cabin' in Ruidoso w/ Amazing Mtn Views
$134 per night
Cabin in Taos
Taos Rio Eco Retreat, hot tub, & meditation hut
$185 per night
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Cabin in Ruidoso
Sandoval in the Historic Upper Canyon
$159 per night
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Cabin in Ruidoso
Beary Cozy
$209 per night
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Cabin in Ruidoso
Freshly Furnished Midtown Cabin, Hot Tub and View
$195 per night
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Cabin in Ruidoso
Upper Canyon Couples Retreat - Hot Tub + A/C
$174 per night
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New Mexico winter house rentals

Home in El Prado
Taos Skybox "Stargazer" High Desert Retreat
$141 per night
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Home in Truth or Consequences
Riverside Hot Springs Private Retreat
$230 per night
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Home in Abiquiu
Casa Granada, Sunny casita along on the Rio Chama
$130 per night
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Home in El Prado
Huge Taos Views. Solar powered/Hot Tub/EV charger
$321 per night
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Home in Placitas
Placitas Getaway
$175 per night
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Home in El Prado
360*Views-Hot tub/Steam Shower/In-Out Fireplaces
$220 per night
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Home in Los Cerrillos
The Artist Barn at Blue Corn Trace
$119 per night
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Home in El Prado
Adorable casita with the best view in Taos!
$80 per night
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Home in El Prado
A nature sanctuary on 6 acres of sheer bliss!
$196 per night
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Home in El Prado
Super Seventies Space in the Trailer Park
$114 per night
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Home in El Prado
Charming Wood-roof Simple Survival Earthship
$114 per night
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Home in Santa Fe
LUXE ADOBE CASITA in the HEART OF DOWNTOWN
$150 per night

New Mexico winter vacation rentals

Guesthouse in Santa Fe
Casita de Luxx: King, Hot Tub, Fireplace, Views
$160 per night
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Earthen home in Tres Piedras
CasaSirena: Cozy Offgrid Earthship 1 BR+1 Bed Loft
$168 per night
Cabin in Ruidoso
Redwood in the Historic Upper Canyon
$193 per night
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Cabin in Ruidoso
Hidden Haven in Upper Canyon Ruidoso, NM
$153 per night
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Earthen home in El Prado
Dos Caminos Casa~cozy w/hot tub & beautiful views!
$132 per night
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Cabin in Taos
Luxurious Log Cabin on a River
$228 per night
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Cottage in Santa Fe
Sky-filled “Studio Cielito” @ Rancho Los Sonadores
$138 per night
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Cabin in Ruidoso
Hootie’s Cabin in the Pines.
$100 per night
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Cabin in Ruidoso
Sprucewood Cabin in the Upper Canyon Pet friendly
$179 per night
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Cabin in Alto
Stunning view, hot tub, pool table, fireplace!
$201 per night
Cabin in Blanco
‘Cottonwood Cabin’ w/ Private On-Site Fly Fishing!
$176 per night
Guesthouse in Santa Fe
Sala Sol ~ high desert oasis at Casa Chicoma
$116 per night
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Your guide to New Mexico

All About New Mexico

New Mexico, known as the Land of Enchantment, possesses a powerful draw for artists and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The western state is home to awe-inspiring desert landscapes, adobe-walled ruins, snow-peaked mountains, big-city amenities in Santa Fe and Albuquerque, and small artist communities like Taos. In the south, you’ll be inspired by dazzling skies, snow-like sand drifts, and the Rio Grande’s blue waters. Wild caves, deep gorges, mineral springs, and soaring mountains offer hiking, skiing, horseback riding, and the opportunity to soak in healing mineral springs. Turn down one of Albuquerque’s cobblestone alleyways and discover hidden patios, the smell of roasting chilis, and isolated churches.

Santa Fe has adobe monuments, world-class museums, Native American galleries, and gourmet restaurants. Artist towns like Taos and the curiously named Truth or Consequences continue New Mexico’s creative heritage, from turquoise jewelry-making to folk art. Events like the Gathering of Nations Pow Wow introduce visitors to ancient rituals and ceremonial dances among ancestral ruins and settlements — a reminder of the state’s many Indigenous people, such as the Navajo and Pueblo. Diverse communities offer a unique blend of cuisines, cultures, and languages throughout the state.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in New Mexico?

New Mexico's weather is as varied as its landscape, with the largest temperature range of any state in the country. This is mainly due to elevation change between the north's high mountain ranges and the south's low-lying basins and desert plains. Spring is a great time of year to experience the national parks without the usual crowds when the weather is mild, and cabins in New Mexico are more abundant. New Mexico sees low rainfall and mild humidity throughout the year, and summers can get extremely warm. With skiers and snowboarders descending upon the mountains in the north during the winter months, New Mexico cabin vacation rentals tend to be more expensive this time of year. Visit between September and December, and you'll be treated to pleasant weather and the annual Albuquerque Balloon Festival.


What are the top things to do in New Mexico?

Petroglyph National Monument

Approximately 20,000 petroglyphs can be found throughout the 7,244-acre park. The images were carved into the basalt escarpment by Indigenous peoples and Spanish settlers hundreds of years ago. Three main hiking trails can be found in the park, the easiest being Boca Negra Canyon, with over 100 petroglyphs viewable from the trail. The monument is managed jointly by the City of Albuquerque and the National Park Service to preserve the culturally significant site.

Bike Albuquerque

Spanning 200 square miles, Albuquerque is a paradise for cyclists. Dozens of lanes crisscross the city, connecting laidback neighborhoods with downtown along stretches of former Route 66. Travel along the Paseo del Bosque River Trail, or cycle to the filming locations of a famous Albuquerque-based TV show and the plethora of local breweries and wineries.

White Sands National Monument

Miles from the ocean and nearest river, White Sands National Monument is a desert playground. Gleaming white gypsum sand is formed into extraordinary sand dunes up to 60 feet tall. Set up a picnic amongst the haunting, snow-like sandscape or glide down the white dunes — the park store even rents out round saucers for doing just that. Explore the vast landscape with a drive around the 16-mile Dunes Drive, taking time to stop along the way to explore the hiking trails, picnic areas, and exhibits.