Art, history, and the great outdoors collide in perfect harmony in Taos, New Mexico. As of the country’s prominent bona fide Art Colonies you can fill your days mooching around the downtown galleries and museums. Seasonal activities include skiing, rafting, and hiking. Before setting out the explore the UNESCO-listed Taos Pueblo and the Ski Valley, check into a unique Airbnb Taos vacation rental with traditional Kiva fireplaces and Navajo touches.
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This elegant three-bedroom Historic District Airbnb in Taos is within walking distance of the Plaza. Constructed in the 1920s using adobe bricks sourced from the earth where the home sits, the casa retains traditional styling with Navajo rugs, Spanish tiling, and a Kiva fireplace. Interiors are comfortably appointed with countless knick-knacks, books, and art adding a homely finish. Besides your private sun terrace, you can share an expansive outdoor courtyard with other guests.
This Spanish Pueblo Revival vacation home in Taos’ historic center celebrates the Native American Tewa culture through its traditional wood, viga ceilings, Kiva fireplace, and ornamentation. One bathroom features a steam shower, another an ornately tiled suite, while the third comes with a freestanding tub. Outdoors, your single-story casita spills into two private gardens with a hot tub.
Constructed in the 1940s for Charles H. Reynolds and his wife, this Downtown Taos Airbnb is furnished with the artist’s original paintings and collection of antiques. The casita benefits from thick adobe walls, a beautifully tiled bathroom, an office, and a sun room with an additional bed. Two patios catch the New Mexico rays and provide the ideal spot to wind down after exploring the area.
Situated in a tranquil plot with access to hiking trails, this dog-friendly Taos Airbnb combines the charm of historic New Mexican architecture with the convenience of state-of-the-art amenities. Spend leisurely afternoons on the deck equipped with a grill, hot tub, and vast patch of lawn where dogs and children can burn off their energy. Perfectly sited for exploring downtown and getting out to the ski resorts.
Gem Hacienda is a new vacation rental designed for large groups, located on the banks of the Rio Lucero. The artisanal nine-bedroom adobe home features fireplaces, wooden beams, and local artwork. Highlights include the billiards table, hot tub, and spacious backyard that offers mountain views. There’s more than enough space to spread out and unite with the group for family meals. Pets are welcome at this luxurious estate.
Sixteen guests, nine bedrooms Price: $5,070 per night
Bird and the Hands Ranch is a historic adobe set on an acre of land in sight of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The property features a Jacuzzi tub, an indoor Kiva fireplace as well as an outdoor fire, and a deluxe soaking tub. A third guest room works as either an office or an additional bedroom. This dog-friendly Airbnb Taos has an outdoor patio that’ll summon the whole group to share fireside meals.
Close to the Rio Pueblo, this unique Airbnb is a Taos casita enclosed by foliage and gives the impression of a treehouse without sacrificing creature comforts. Contemporary interiors include a fully-equipped kitchen and an immaculate bathroom. The wraparound deck has a fire pit for nights of s’mores and story-swapping. Book this sanctuary for a remote getaway that’s still only mere moments by car to Downtown Taos.
Buried in a wooded grove three miles from Taos and a 30-minute drive from Taos Ski Valley or Angelfire Ski Area, this eco-friendly Airbnb in Taos has an abundance of hiking trails. The cabin overlooks the river and features a pond, a hot tub, and a detached meditation den with a yoga deck. Modern interiors include a full kitchen, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Dogs are welcome.
Located in nearby Youngsville, this property gives you seclusion to take in the dark skies and mysticism that surrounds this part of northern New Mexico. It’s located lakeside – and therefore offers a lake view. It has an open floor plan with a living room, dining area, and kitchen. There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom has a fireplace and a private bathroom. The other bedroom can sleep four people and opens to a patio with a hot tub. Guests can enjoy outdoor activities or relax and take in the views.
At this price point, you won’t find more comfort at a Taos Airbnb. It’s dubbed an “Athlete and Authors Oasis,” meaning it’s a great place to post up for writing and training. And, to base yourself for epic resort and backcountry skiing. Access to the arts and culture of Taos and nearby Santa Fe is easy, and best of all, the views from this hilltop casa are jaw-dropping. If coming with a crew of dedicated wordsmiths or powder seekers, this is the spot for you.
South of Ojo Caliente are some of the most stunning spots in this part of New Mexico. This property is your gateway to it all, close to Georgia O’Keeffe’s Ghost Ranch. It is a good choice for a quiet and romantic getaway. The casita is a short drive from many of New Mexico’s attractions, including the Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Spa 14 miles away. You might be remote by urban standards, but there’s a gourmet restaurant within walking distance (hello, coffee and cocktails). The casita itself has an open floor plan and radiant heat floors. It is well-furnished and has a well-stocked kitchen. There is also a porch where you can enjoy the views.
This luxe spot is everything you imagine a New Mexico retreat to be, straight down to the decor and architecture. You’ll have 12 acres of land bordering Carson National Forest, near Abiquiu, New Mexico. The property offers privacy and beautiful desert scenery, including a private box canyon for hiking. It is a 10-minute drive down a dirt road from the center of Abiquiu and the Georgia O’Keefe Welcome Center.
Eight guests, three bedrooms Price: $396 per night
Ranch life is the way of life around here, and this beautiful spot is your best chance to taste it (without giving up easy access to Taos and the skiing. The Ojo Mystico Solar Adobe Ranch House is located on a well-maintained dirt roa, so you don’t need a burly four-by-four to get here. The house itself was built in 2006 and sits on 21 private acres within Carson National Forest. It is entirely solar-powered and has a water harvesting and purification system.
The Ojo Mystico offers easy access to nearby attractions. It is just 5 minutes from Ojo Caliente Hot Springs, and within an hour’s drive of Taos, Taos Ski Valley, and even Santa Fe. The property boasts panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the iconic Pedernal Mesa and the Sangre de Cristos, which extend north like a spine into southern Colorado.
The two-bedroom, two-bathroom cabin is located in a cottonwood grove – near Taos but with all the privacy you’d expect deep in the mountains. The cabin has a hot tub, meditation hut, and deck overlooking a seasonal river. Weekly stays are preferred, but shorter stays may be available upon inquiry – that makes this great for retreats, work getaways, and family reunions. Spiritual leaders, take note, as the meditation room is a great place to host yoga and workshops.
The cabin is designed for comfort and relaxation. It features memory foam mattresses, in-floor radiant heat, vaulted ceilings, and large windows. The kitchen has modern appliances and custom cabinetry. The cabin is also eco-friendly, with water-saving fixtures and energy-efficient appliances.
Conveniently situated between the Taos ski valley (25 minutes) and Downtown Taos (12 minutes), this sunlit Taos Airbnb offers an eyeful of the New Mexico landscape. Windows are strategically placed to enhance mountain views while the backyard is fitted with a hot tub, fire pit, and hammock. Kids in particular will be enthralled by the loft bedroom with a spacious play area.
This architectural gem sits on fifteen private acres of high-desert mesa on the border of the Rio Grande Gorge State Park. The property was built sustainably with cast earth walls, a corrugated metal roof, and mahogany woodwork. A cozy lounge is dressed with faux-fur throws, Navajo rugs, plush beanbags, and a wood burner. Meanwhile, the master bathroom suite comes with a sumptuous Japanese-style tub.
