Wow!...doesn't even begin to sum up this fabulous place. The views and seclusion are spectacular and surreal. At night we sat outside and we were enveloped with stars. It is a great place to get away from hectic schedules and noise and just enjoy the simple life of family. I slept on the pull-out couch with my two granddaughters. I couldn't believe how comfortable it was; I didn't even wake up with a stiff back! That was a plus, but the amazing views from within the house that we experienced after all the lights were what simply took my breath away. It out could bring goosebumps to your skin. It was as if we were sleeping outdoors. The moon and stars were surrounding us. I am not an early riser; however, the artwork in the sky in the twilight at break of dawn brought such an awe to my spirit that I had to sit up and take in all in. The seating outdoors was a welcoming oasis to sit and have a quiet cup of coffee and watch the jackrabbits and lizards scurry into their day. The entire set up of the house was both inviting and immaculate....even the storage area for the garbage was clean! It has 2 comfortable bedrooms with luxury feeling linens and the 2 bathrooms were both roomy and amply supplied with fluffy towels and toiletries. Lastly, something that added a special touch to our trip was that both my son and daughter-in-law are geologists, so the variety of rocks in the landscape was both interesting and occupying for their girls and them.The location of the house at first seemed so far away because of its solitude feel, but we made trips to the lake, Bandolier Nat. Park, Echo Canyon, Abiquiu Inn, and Ghost Ranch during our stay all within 20 minutes I think? I didn't time it and was in the back, but it was not a very long ride. The only thing that was a bit disappointing was we thought we'd read that the lake was a ten minute walk. Since we had plans of hiking each day, that was exciting for us. We searched several avenues to no avail for a walking access to the lake. There are fences wherever we searched blocking access. Like I mentioned before, we did go to the lake sometimes 2 times a day, but had to take the van. It was a short ride that the girls loved seeing who could count the most prairie dogs along the way. At the lake the girls and my son fished, they played in the small beach area and we had a picnic. I would love love love to return and be able to stay longer than 3 1/2 days to hopefully get to enjoy the wonderful fire pit area.