Enjoy sharing my lovely pueblo adobe home on an acre of a beautiful desert landscape. The guest suite is on it's own side of the house. You can access the Great Room with fireplace, office w/desk and wifi, kitchen, laundry and back patio for relaxation/dining. Running and bike paths are nearby. Driveway parking. For non-smokers only. Its own quaint village, Corrales has local restaurants, shops, and weekend Farmer's Market. 15 minutes from mall shopping and movie theaters. too. The space The bedroom accommodates two in the double bed and a third person on the sleep sofa. I love to serve you a continental breakfast of pastries, tea, coffee, juice, and if you want to fix meals here, that is fine, I have a spacious dining room table in the kitchen, and there is small patio table on the portico overlooking the mountain view. Also, I've lived in New Mexico 27 years and can answer most of your questions about what to do and see here, in Santa Fe, and around the state. Write me ahead of time with any questions you have. See you in "The Land of Enchantment" very soon! Carol Guest access All rooms in the house except the master suite. So, you can read, look out at the Sandia Mountain view, enjoy a crackling fire in the fireplace of the Great Room during winter, fix your own meals in the kitchen, use the laundry facilities if need be. My office has plenty of desk space, if you work while you are here--with wifi, and copying available. If you like to be outdoors, you can tumble out of my house and are within walking distance of walks/runs along the ditch, or bike paths along the local roads. Starlight walks at night remind you of what rural folks see without light pollution--magnificent vistas of the universe! During your stay I love to welcome people in my home and enjoy chatting about our village, town and state. I am in and out. Please feel free to come and go The front door has a combination lock--so easy for you to memorize (but do not tell anyone else, thank you.) I can join you for breakfast, or you can go out on the patio for more privacy. I welcome visitors and love to share my home! Other things to note For Balloon Fiesta Guests (first two weekends of October and the week in between) you are 15 minutes from the Balloon Fiesta Park. Plan on getting up REALLY EARLY--and be out on the field by 6 AM to see the whole thing. It's over by 9:00, and I can give you lots of ideas of things to do around Albuquerque and Santa Fe when the balloons are off and away. Don't miss going to an evening Balloon After Glo, which looks like so many lit jack-o-lanterns on the ground. New Mexico is an outdoor state, and there are wonderful hikes not far away, Indian ruins to explore, and Feast Days at the Pueblos if you time it right with your visit. You'll need to check to make sure they are open. There is a wonderful Albuquerque Trolley Tour that starts in Old Town. Reservations required. 90 minutes. It gives you a look at the parts of ABQ and its history as well as driving by location sites for "Breaking Bad" and other movie/TV shows you'll know.