You’ll find all kinds of fantastic little hotels scattered around New Mexico, each offering a combination of cozy rooms, beautiful views, and a touch of New Mexican charm. There is one additional bed and breakfast spot we would like to add to that list and we think you will fall in love with this lovely property.
This is Chocolate Turtle Bed and Breakfast, an adorable spot to lay your head at the end of an adventurous day. The bed and breakfast is located in Corrales (almost 30 minutes north of downtown Albuquerque) and we think it perfectly evokes a Southwestern aesthetic. Let's take a look around!
This place is picture perfect. The idyllic patio looks out to the Sandia Mountains and nearby properties, while plants, ristras, and other decorations create a luxurious ambiance you can only find in the Southwest.
While you're here, you'll also have plenty of opportunities to spot wildlife running around! On the property, you might see rabbits, quails, or New Mexico's state bird, the roadrunner.
Don't forget the breakfast! You'll be treated to a delicious breakfast each morning of your stay, which includes fruit, a hot entree, and a sweet pastry with a cup of coffee, tea, or juice on the side.
Chocolate Turtle Bed and Breakfast is located at 1098 West Meadowlark Lane in Corrales, just north of Albuquerque. You can find details about amenities, reservations, and specials by visiting their website, chocolateturtle.com.
The advantage of chain hotels is that you know what you're getting, but it's rarely an experience that will stand out in your memory. Thankfully, New Mexico has plenty of places to stay that are a little beyond the norm. From treehouses to an Earthship, you won't forget a night spent at these unique places to stay in New Mexico.
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Treehouse Rentals in New Mexico
What could be a more memorable experience than falling asleep in the treetops? If you're looking for cool places to stay in New Mexico, especially with kids, then check out the various treehouse rentals. Not only will you be able to enjoy the whimsy of the space, but you'll also have some pretty stellar views throughout your stay.
Imagine waking up to views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Moreno Valley! At this unique treehouse rental, you’ll be at 9200’ in elevation in the mountains. Enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning as you watch the sun come over the treetops. This is fresh air and tons of natural beauty without even needing to try.
Are you ready to glamp in style? Head on over to this incredible eco villa in the treetops. Situated in a meadow below the cliffs in Quiet Historic Tijeras Village Canyon, this one-of-a-kind rental is the perfect no-frills getaway in New Mexico. Take a hot shower under the stars and listen to the coyotes howl as you drift off to sleep.
If you prefer to keep things tiny in terms of accommodations, we have a few fun places to stay in New Mexico to consider. First, what could be tinier than sleeping in an actual cave?! But this is only the beginning. We have another tiny home rental to consider in the form of an old-world cabin.
How many people can say that they've spent the night in a cave? This subterranean dwelling is 70 feet below the cliffs. It's one of the most unique places to stay in New Mexico.
The texture of the surrounding, 65-million-year-old sandstone walls may be rough, but the accommodations sure aren't. This 1700-square-foot suite comes with its own kiva, a waterfall shower, a TV, and a DVD player. there's no other place quite like Kokopelli's Cave!
Set in the tall Ponderosa pines, this tiny home rental is an incredible place to unwind in the woods. Built back in the 1940s, this home is filled with old-world charm. Tuck away in front of the wood-burning fireplace, or curl up on the recliner with a book. This tiny home rental may be small, but with a cozy front porch and a fully equipped kitchen, you’ll have everything you need.
If you're the type of traveler that loves to wake up on a sprawling piece of land, then check out these farmhouses for rent. As far as unique rentals in New Mexico go, farmhouses usually offer the most bang for your buck. Where else can you enjoy acres upon acres of land, plus the potential for a few animal sightings, too?
5. Cozy-Chic Farm House at Los Alio Farm, La Union, NM
Amenities: Fireplace, parking, heater, swimming pool, washer, dryer, pets welcome.
Ratings: 5 stars
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This farmhouse rental in New Mexico is a perfect family-friendly spot to unwind near the New Mexico and Texas border. Situated in the middle of the desert, you’ll have bright shining stars overhead at night but sunny days by the pool. Bring the whole family and even fido, too, in this family-friendly rental.
Tucked away on a 160-acre working farm, you can have your own slice of paradise with some peace and quiet. This beautiful abode is perfect for families and large friend groups as it sleeps up to eight. Enjoy cooking in this giant farmhouse kitchen before enjoying a walk around the farm.
Maybe tiny homes or farmhouses aren't your thing - fear not. We have a few humongous rentals that will also make your entire vacation. These mansions for rent in New Mexico are each vastly different from one another, but still incredible finds. Really, who wouldn't want to stay in a 22-room mansion?!
Amenities: Spa, sauna, fireplace, hot tub, parking, pets welcome.
Ratings: 4.8 stars
Bring the whole family to rent out this 22-room adobe mansion in Taos, New Mexico. With this unique adobe rental, you’ll have access to your own private hot tub, sauna, covered deck, barbecue, and five different fireplaces. At 7,000 square feet, this getaway is humongous. Plus, there is a fascinating history behind this rental that is shown through the coats of arms and battle axes adorning the walls!
The Bottger Mansion has hosted the likes of Machine Gun Kelly and his gang (they were on the run and in disguise), Elvis Presley, and Janis Joplin. It's also the only hotel that is actually inside the boundaries of the Old Town Historic District. If you're looking for cool places to stay in New Mexico, be sure to check out the Bottger Mansion of Old Town.
As far as castles go, the Earthships in New Mexico are about as close as they come. This studio Earthship is built into the ground, making it one of the most unique places to stay in New Mexico. While it might look like such a fascinating place from the outside, just wait until you see the inside!
Go eco for a night by renting an Earthship home in the Taos area. Whether you're toying with the idea of building your own or are simply curious, staying in one of these amazing structures is sure to make an impression. There are several Earthship Airbnbs you can rent. They are such cool places to stay in New Mexico.
Have you been to these one-of-a-kind rentals? There are so many unique places to stay in New Mexico. What other offbeat New Mexican establishments have you stayed at? Let us know in the comments!
Are you looking forward to a weekend away? If you’re hoping to experience New Mexico’s stunning natural views while away from home, we think spending a night or three in the best bed and breakfast in New Mexico is the way to go. The Land of Enchantment is home to some of the best bed and breakfast locations in the area. Whether you are considering road trips in New Mexico or you just want an overnight getaway, here’s a look at five bed and breakfasts that showcase some of the best mountain views New Mexico has to offer!
Does your idea of a room with mountain views equal a view from the mountain? Elaine's Bed and Breakfast is located in the Sandia Mountains and deserves to be high on the list as the best bed and breakfasts in New Mexico. We know you’ll be impressed by the pretty views, cozy rooms, and relaxing atmosphere. Check out this article to learn more about this getaway spot in New Mexico.
This bed and breakfast is actually about 30 miles from Grants proper and sits between El Morro National Monument and El Malpais National Conservation Area. The Zuni Mountains are located nearby, and you’ll get to enjoy the beautiful views and towering pines. Learn more about this bed and breakfast in New Mexico on the Cimarron Rose website.
This quiet lodge sits near the foothills of the Mogollon Mountains, and you’ll find the lodge surrounded by some beautiful landscapes. You’ll find hiking trails nearby and cozy rooms that are perfect for relaxing after exploring the mountainous outdoors. A stay at this bed and breakfast is one of the best getaway spots in New Mexico. Read this article to learn more about the Bear Mountain Lodge in Silver City, New Mexico.
Santa Fe is one lovely location and this little bed and breakfast only highlights that beauty with its picturesque setting and mountain views. The Sangre de Cristo Mountains are located nearby and the towering trees on the property will make you feel like you’re on the mountain itself! Read more about how The Inn of the Turquoise Bear is a charming bed and breakfast in New Mexico.
Have you ever wanted to spend a night in a vintage trailer? This one in Taos is located in one beautifully scenic area! Sit on the porch with a hot cup of joe or by the fire to enjoy the mountain views all around. You'll also enjoy many cozy amenities including a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and living room. Learn more here.
Can you think of any other bed and breakfasts in New Mexico with amazing mountain views? If so, let us and your fellow travelers know in the comments!
