My husband and dogs loved our stay at the little hacienda, which was attractive, clean, well-appointed, and comfy with some fun extras!-Here are some things we learned-* IGNORE the Google Maps instructions on how to get to the rental. Much easier to turn onto Lower Las Colonias from Hwy 64. *Eat at Gutiz in Taos for at least one breakfast/lunch. If you get the French Toast, be warned that all other French Toast will be a let down. *Artisans worth seeing set up at the rest stop at the Rio Grande Bridge on the weekends. Pack a lunch if you want, because the bridge and gorge are a must see and there are many walking trails and photo opps. Hwy 64.*The Earthship Visitor Center is also on Hwy. 64. Go. You can make a house out of what?* Some rentals have lots of condiments/oils in the kitchen. This one has salt/pepper/some spices, so if you intend to cook, bring all the food items you need. *Drive the Enchanted Loop. Linger on Eagle Nest's cute 'main street', and then, in Red River. If it's not too cold, end your loop at the Taos Cow in Arroyo Seco for their wildly popular homemade ice cream.* Take 64 through Eagle Nest and over the Ute Pass to Cimarron, a true wild west town. Eat at the historic St. James Hotel. Read up on the history. Those bullet holes are real.*** Have a wonderful time! Taos and surrounding areas are magical, heart-poundingly beautiful places and you are going! I can say with utter confidence that you will be back!