With a million-dollar view of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains from your balcony, our condo offers what we believe to be the most convenient location in all Santa Fe. Walk to the Plaza in 20 minutes with its world-class shops and art galleries and Navajo and Pueblo Indian vendors selling silver and turquoise jewelry on the steps of the Governors Palace. Or jump on Hwy. 285/84 and head north to the Indian pueblos of Tesuque, Pojoaque, Nambe and others, Santa Fe's unique open-air Opera House, Georgia O'Keefe Country and mystical Taos. Here is a map showing the condo's unbeatable location. Santa Feans are serious about at least one thing besides art, and that's dining out. There are excellent restaurants nearby. If you're into preparing your own New Mexican dishes you can find everything you need -- as well as makings for a dozen different types of margaritas -- at Albertsons Food Store in DeVargas Mall, across St. Francis Drive almost within sight of the complex. A short distance down the street is Trader Joes, home of everything that's good! So start a spicy-smelling piñon fire in the kiva fireplace and enjoy. If you run out of things to do (as if that were possible), check out our copy of the Insider's Guide to Santa Fe, with excellent information about the city's secret sites and native cultures.

Renovated in 2006, our spacious, airy home –- or lodge as we like to call it, Indian style -- is professionally decorated in rustic Santa Fe style with attention to comfort and charm. The colorfully painted pine furniture, light-filled rooms and high-beamed ceilings will put you in the right mood to venture into the Land of Enchantment on day trips or simply go sightseeing around the adobe lined streets of our charming downtown. We've put a large part of our collection of Native American paintings on the walls for your enjoyment. And yes, that's a real buffalo skull. The kitchen is fully supplied with dishwasher and microwave-safe Italian china, an assortment of cookware and utensils, Lennox flatware and crystal glasses. There is an all-in-one entertainment center with a shelf of DVDs, or if you prefer, a different sunset every evening from the top of the hill, where you can hear the bugler play taps at nearby Fort Marcy at eight o'clock sharp. Sleep the sleep of the righteous in our cozy bedrooms facing a quiet deck and grounds surrounded by distinctive Santa Fe style coyote fences. You'll love our 320-thread count sheets, Native American comforters and country quilts.

Did we mention there is a wireless connection for your laptop? Ask about our list of recommended local Internet cafes. For walkers and joggers, there is a one-mile-long packed dirt trail along the arroyo visible from your balcony. Finally, for your convenience there is a land-line phone in the condo.

We look forward to welcoming you to our Indian lodge.