Hot Tub + Fire Pit - Sleeps 10 - 3 mi to Old Town

While overall, it was a pretty amazing booking. Everything was pretty much perfect until we realized that all of the rain in New Mexico caused the bathroom to start leaking directly above the only toilet. It wasn't just a small drip, like we initially thought. As the rains continued to get worse, the bathroom became increasingly more soaked throughout our stay. Other than that, the hot tub was nice. The fire pit was beautiful. The host even sent us crumble cookies for the inconvenience of the leak and that was a nice plus it was clean. It was a good neighborhood, and we had a good time. My ten month old son, especially loved. How many pillows were in the house? And we created him a moat out of pillows in the bedroom to be safe and watch tv and play, and he had an amazing

We loved our stay and would highly recommend it. The most important thing is the quality of the mattresses and pillows, and we found them top-notch. The second most important thing is the level of cleanliness and that too was excellent. The location was also great for our needs -- close to the wedding we came for, plus close to Routes 40 and 25 (so, easy access to northern ABQ, Santa Fe etc.). We also appreciated the furnishings in the outdoor space -- we didn't use the hot tub but spent some time outside reading and watching the glorious NM skies. If you stay here, check out the carne adovada at Mary and Tito's Cafe (within walking distance; lunch only). Mary and Tito's may be a hole in the wall, but it has been recognized as one of "America's Classics" by the James Beard Foundation, and this year (2026) was written up in the New York Times as one of the 41 greatest Mexican restaurants in the U.S.