Bandelier National Monument preserves the homes and territory of the Ancestral Pueblo People. Most of the pueblo structures date to two eras, in total from 1150 to 1600. It was once inhabited by the ancient Puebloans (incorrectly known as the Anasazi), the ancestors of some of the modern-day Native American pueblos of northern New Mexico. For some unknown reason, probably related to drought and decline in agriculture, the Puebloans abandoned this site, but the area is still honored by the present-day Pueblo people. #hiking

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"We loved staying there! It was so quite. It was so peaceful. Sunsets were fantastic. Highly recommended."

Fridge, microwave, oven, coffee/tea maker

"Very clean house and room. Never felt like other guests intruded. Nice kitchen and backyard we enjoyed, along with the big screen TV."

$336 nightly

Oct 3 - Oct 4

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"Nice place for a weekend place to sleep."

$305 nightly

Oct 3 - Oct 4

Total with taxes and fees

"This is a very nice place to stay. When reading the description, it states 1 locked bedroom and 1 bathroom and shows pictures of the bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and patio. It does not say, 6 bedroom 2.5 bathroom with rented rooms. There was approximately 10 people in the house with 2.5 baths. It worked out fine but I didn’t realize that this was a room rental. The stay was pleasant. I just like to know what I am renting when I agree to a rental. Just want others to be aware."

"This place is close to everything in a very nice neighborhood, back yard is beautiful, house and room is clean and family is very friendly and accommodating! Would def stay here again!"

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