10/10 Fremragende
Kurt L.
16. marts 2024
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Spring Break Ski Trip
Kurt L.
Overnattede 7 nætter i marts 2024
Hele boligen
Casa Sofia Med Roof Top Deck, Great Views, Adobe træ brændende pejs, Hot Tub
Casa Sofia Med Roof Top Deck, Great Views, Adobe træ brændende pejs, Hot Tub
Billedgalleri for Casa Sofia: Taos Ski Getaway Getaway
Oversigt over Casa Sofia Med Roof Top Deck, Great Views, Adobe træ brændende pejs, Hot Tub
Anmeldelser
9,8 ud af 10. Enestående
3 soveværelser2 badeværelserPlads til 6 personer130 m2
Populære faciliteter
Udforsk området
Arroyo Seco, NM
- Taos Plaza15 min. kørsel
- Kit Carson Park16 min. kørsel
- Taos Pueblo17 min. kørsel
- Angel Fire, NM (AXX)47 min. kørsel
Værelser og sovepladser
3 soveværelser (6 sovepladser)
Soveværelse 1
1 queensize-seng
Soveværelse 2
1 queensize-seng
Soveværelse 3
1 queensize-seng
2 badeværelser
Badeværelse 1
Badekar eller brusekabine · Toilet
Badeværelse 2
Badekar eller brusekabine · Toilet
Områder
Terrasse eller gårdhave
Køkken
Altan
Udendørs legeområde
Have
Om overnatningsstedet
Casa Sofia Med Roof Top Deck, Great Views, Adobe træ brændende pejs, Hot Tub
Overnatningsstedets manager
Madison Gardner
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Faciliteter
Boblebad
Køkken
Vaskemaskine
Tørretumbler
Kæledyrsvenligt
Gratis Wi-Fi
Casa del Lujo åbne grundplan Great Mountain Views pool tennis Hot Tub wi-fi
Casa del Lujo åbne grundplan Great Mountain Views pool tennis Hot Tub wi-fi
Pool
Boblebad
Køkken
Vaskemaskine
9.0 ud af 10, (86 anmeldelser)
Husregler
Indtjekning efter kl. 16.00
Udtjekning inden kl. 10.00
Børn
Børn i alderen 0-17 år er tilladt
Begivenheder
Arrangementer er ikke tilladt
Kæledyr
Kæledyr er tilladt
$25 Pet fee night
Rygning
Rygning er ikke tilladt
Skader og ekstra gebyrer
Du har ansvaret for eventuelle skader på overnatningsstedet, som forårsages af dig eller din gruppe under opholdet.
Vigtige oplysninger
Godt at vide
Dette overnatningssted udlejes af en professionel vært, der udlejer som en virksomhed eller et erhverv.
Gebyrer for ekstra opredninger kan forekomme og varierer afhængigt af overnatningsstedets politik
Gyldigt billed-ID og kreditkort, debetkort eller kontant depositum kan være påkrævet ved indtjekning til dækning af påløbende udgifter
Særlige ønsker afhænger af tilgængelighed ved indtjekning og kan medføre ekstra gebyrer. Særlige ønsker kan ikke garanteres
Fester og events for grupper er strengt forbudt på stedet
Værten har angivet, at der er en kuliltealarm på overnatningsstedet
Værten har angivet, at der er en røgalarm på overnatningsstedet
Overnatningsstedets sikkerhedsforanstaltninger inkluderer brandslukker og førstehjælpskasse
Vi bør nævne
Det anbefales at have en bil for at komme til og fra dette overnatningssted
Om området
Arroyo Seco
Denne feriebolig befinder sig i landlige omgivelser i Arroyo Seco. San Francisco de Asís Church og John Dunn Bridge er nogle af de lokale seværdigheder, du kan opleve. Er du mere interesseret i at udforske naturen, kan du kigge forbi Carson National Forest og Wheeler Peak Wilderness Area. Kakawa Chocolate House og Twirl Toystore and Playspace er også et besøg værd. Glem ikke at stifte bekendtskab med områdets dyr på oplevelser såsom vildmarksvandringer og fuglekiggeri.
Hvad ligger i nærheden?
- Taos Ski Valley - 13 min. kørsel
- Taos Plaza - 15 min. kørsel
- Kit Carson Park - 16 min. kørsel
- Taos Pueblo - 17 min. kørsel
- Earthships - 17 min. kørsel
Sådan kommer du rundt
Restauranter
- Aceq - 19 min. gang
- Farmhouse Cafe and Bakery - 12 min. kørsel
- Toribios - 10 min. kørsel
- Sabroso - 3 min. kørsel
- KTAOS Solar Center - 10 min. kørsel
Ofte stillede spørgsmål
Anmeldelser
9,8
Enestående
Anmeldelser vises i kronologisk rækkefølge og har gennemgået en modificerings- og verificeringsproces, medmindre andet er angivet.
Få mere at videÅbner i et nyt vindue9,6/10
Rengøring
9,8/10
Indtjekning
9,6/10
Kommunikation
9,8/10
Området
10/10
Annoncens rigtighed
Anmeldelser
8/10 Udmærket
Brendan P.
6. januar 2024
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Ski Taos 24
Brendan P.
Overnattede 6 nætter i december 2023
10/10 Fremragende
George N.
22. marts 2023
Synes godt om: Rengøring, indtjekning, kommunikation, beliggenhed, annoncens rigtighed
Casa Sofia
George N.
Overnattede 4 nætter i februar 2023
10/10 Fremragende
Gretchen M.
16. marts 2023
Synes godt om: Indtjekning, kommunikation, beliggenhed, annoncens rigtighed
Location, location, location
Gretchen M.
Overnattede 4 nætter i marts 2023
10/10 Fremragende
Kaylyn B.
15. februar 2023
Synes godt om: Rengøring, indtjekning, kommunikation, beliggenhed, annoncens rigtighed
Great stay
Kaylyn B.
Overnattede 3 nætter i februar 2023
Om værten
Vært: Madison Gardner
Derfor valgte værten dette overnatningssted
A dream led us to Casa Sophia.
It was the winter of 1997. We’d retreated from the constant hum of city life to the home of generous friends out on Taos Mesa. Our first night, silent snow began falling as I sat by a cozy kiva fire reading Pumpkin Seed Point, a book by the Southwest author Frank Waters. I read it straight through. It’s Frank’s tale of his three-year stay on the Hopi mesa studying the ancient cosmology of the Hopi.
Mind-altered, I fell asleep and dreamed of a library room where people stood in conversation, including a slender man I took to be Frank and his fourth wife Barbara, a Jungian psychotherapist with big, blonde hair. I could see through Frank to the bookshelves behind him, and I imagined that he was both there and not there.
In the morning I found the Waters’ number in the Taos phone book and stammered to the person who answered that I’d been reading Frank’s book in the night and wondered if I might thank him for it. She thanked me for the thought and said that Frank had died in 1995. Might she be Barbara? Yes, she was.
“Are you a Jungian psychotherapist by any chance?” I asked her.
“Yes I am,” she answered with perfect grace.
“Do you happen to have blonde hair?”
“Yes I do!”
“I’ve been dreaming about you and Frank all night!” I told her, not quite believing any of this.
“I think you’d better come up here so we can meet!” she said, believing all of it. “Come up as soon as the snow melts a little.”
And so we did. We were met by a Barbara and a committee of her dogs at the door of their historic adobe across the road from Pueblo land. “I think you’re supposed to live here,” Barbara said, “and there’s a house for sale around the corner.”
And so we bought the house, naming it for the original owner Sofia, who finished raising her ten children on her own after her husband froze with his sheep one sub-zero winter in Idaho.
It was the winter of 1997. We’d retreated from the constant hum of city life to the home of generous friends out on Taos Mesa. Our first night, silent snow began falling as I sat by a cozy kiva fire reading Pumpkin Seed Point, a book by the Southwest author Frank Waters. I read it straight through. It’s Frank’s tale of his three-year stay on the Hopi mesa studying the ancient cosmology of the Hopi.
Mind-altered, I fell asleep and dreamed of a library room where people stood in conversation, including a slender man I took to be Frank and his fourth wife Barbara, a Jungian psychotherapist with big, blonde hair. I could see through Frank to the bookshelves behind him, and I imagined that he was both there and not there.
In the morning I found the Waters’ number in the Taos phone book and stammered to the person who answered that I’d been reading Frank’s book in the night and wondered if I might thank him for it. She thanked me for the thought and said that Frank had died in 1995. Might she be Barbara? Yes, she was.
“Are you a Jungian psychotherapist by any chance?” I asked her.
“Yes I am,” she answered with perfect grace.
“Do you happen to have blonde hair?”
“Yes I do!”
“I’ve been dreaming about you and Frank all night!” I told her, not quite believing any of this.
“I think you’d better come up here so we can meet!” she said, believing all of it. “Come up as soon as the snow melts a little.”
And so we did. We were met by a Barbara and a committee of her dogs at the door of their historic adobe across the road from Pueblo land. “I think you’re supposed to live here,” Barbara said, “and there’s a house for sale around the corner.”
And so we bought the house, naming it for the original owner Sofia, who finished raising her ten children on her own after her husband froze with his sheep one sub-zero winter in Idaho.
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