Our daughter lives in a shared house in Santa Fe, so my wife and I were looking for a pleasant place in town or conveniently nearby when we visited her over the holidays. We'd never heard of Tesuque, but found that it's only a few miles north of town. We were charmed by the photos of the lovely small house we signed up to rent, but were totally blown away by how wonderful and authentic it was. It is brimming with southwest folk art... but also extremely peaceful and comfortable. It's located with a few other small places on what appears to have been an old New Mexico hacienda. Despite being only a few miles out of town (in the direction of Santa Fe's lovely Opera House), it's in quiet countryside. It's just a 5 minute drive back into town, but the other way leads to walking trails and Tesuque Pueblo. The house itself - appropriately named the "Folk House" - was adobe style, with a charming living/dining area with a fireplace, bedroom with a big and really comfortable bed, walk-in closet, and connecting bath, a cozy kitchen (old style but fully equipped), and a laundry room with washer, dryer, ironing board, and more. There's a lovely yard out front that will be perfect for hanging out when the weather's warmer, plus another terrace with table and chairs out back. (The alpacas down the drive are an added attraction.) Besides easy access to the central attractions of Santa Fe - restaurants, the plaza, Georgia O'Keefe and New Mexico Art museums, etc. - Santa Fe's mountain parks including ski area are only a few miles away. We'd just been seeking a pleasant place go stay, but this was more... like a resort retreat in its own right. We can't wait to go back in Spring.