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"Lovely home located in between Taos and Sipapu!"

"Before you read this.... it sounds negative, but we had a fantastic trip. It is approximately 20 minutes from Sipapu. It is isolated. We did find the family dollar store (about 3.5 miles) and bought water for the slopes and drinking at the house. We didn't have a problem with drinking the tap water, just prefer bottled water.Kitchen is very open. We took all of the supper meals prepared, ready to heat up and glad we did. The kitchen has 10 forks. For a house that is able to sleep 11 (easily) we found the kitchen was in need of more supplies. The pots/pans were all flaking teflon. If you are planning on preparing your own meals (since you are in Vadito and nowhere to get food) you might have difficulty using their bowls/cookware. The kitchen had NO glass bowls to bake or use in a microwave. No large cake pan for casseroles or cakes. The kitchen also had 1 pitcher. We prefer 2.The heater is LOUD. Had a clicking noise and right next to the living room/bedrooms. First night we stayed the heater automatically went to 55 degrees at night. Downstairs people were cold. Sandra helped us with that and all was well night 2-4. The guest bathroom tubs' cold water would only stream lightly when turned on so the water was scalding. Filled with water from the kitchen to get enough water for a bath. Game room was a great room for adults and kids. Loved the pool table. Could put a blow up mattress up there also if needed.I would love to talk to the owner! (email)?"

"The only thing that could have been better is if I had headed the words of the host, “use his written directions” do NOT use your GPS. We drove in at night, it’s hard to see out there at night. The GPS had us on the other side of the mountain, at the end of a dirt road. The host came out in his truck to come and try to rescue us. Very kind. "

"We happened to hit a snowstorm just right and had a great weekend skiing at Sipapu. Our hosts had a nice cozy fire going for us when we got there, and they even gave us some tokens for discounts at one of the wineries nearby.One little piece of advice - cell service is pretty bad up there, so be sure to have the door code saved somewhere, because you may not be able to pull up the app. The wifi works great though, once you get in!"

"We had so much fun staying at this house. You definitely need the four-wheel-drive to get to the top. Breathtaking view of the mountains in the morning. Very easy to contact the host back up generator available if it is cloudy so no worries about it being solar powered we had absolutely no problems."

"We recently traveled to Angel Fire for a family ski trip. The property was able accommodate our entire family which included 4 grown children and their spouses and children for a total of 18 total. The cabin was equipped with everything we needed. The beds were very comfortable and clean. The view was spectacular. Thank you for sharing your home with us. "

"This place was amazing. We would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking to escape for a romantic get away. It was private, quiet and absolutely beautiful inside and out. The master bed was super cozy and warm. The decor was museum like and we never tired of looking at the many very pretty and cool items throughout. We would very much like to return one day. Thank you Vicki."

"We stayed for the day, and we enjoyed the peace. We will be going back to take our trailer. "

"The adobe was redone to create an inviting, comfortable getaway between Santa Fe and Taos. The furnishings seemed to have been picked to create a cosy, relaxing home that has everything you need to step away from daily life. It’s quiet, with stargazing opportunities, and rambles around the rural, artsy neighborhood. The host makes a great neighbor..friendly but not intrusive. We’d go back in a second! "