Holiday rentals in Torrance County

Cabin in Torreon

Romantic Cabin in Apple Orchard @Manzano Mtn Ranch

Escape to the intimate charm of the Orchard Cabin. The cabin boasts a plush queen bed, inviting you to relax by the warmth of a charming wood fireplace. The soothing ambiance is perfect for an evening of relaxation. The bathroom features a refreshing tile-surround shower. Includes a mini-fridge, microwave, and coffee maker, so you can enjoy simple meals and a hot cup of coffee on the front porch. Nestled among the apple trees, the Orchard Cabin is the ideal spot for a peaceful, private escape.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

Tiny home in Mountainair

The Thunderbird Tiny House

The Thunderbird tiny house is located on the Thunderbird Ranch about 13 miles west of Mountainair, New Mexico. We are surrounded by the Cibola National Forest on all four sides. The property is owned by the Wester's and has been in their family for almost a hundred years. We also have other vacation homes for rent so if you want to bring another family we can accommodate that. This house is off the grid so we've got to be careful not to use too much electricity cannot run do not run hair Dryer

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 205 reviews

Tiny home in Tijeras

Gaga's Little House

Tranquil, cozy Tiny House sets in the Manzano mtn. nestled in ponderosa and junipers, just 18 minutes from Alb. NM. Nearby trails for biking, hiking, x country skiing or horse back riding. Close by: Sandia Ski area, Sandia Tram, Balloon Fiesta, Aquarium-Zoo, Museums, Tinkertown, McCall's Pumpkin Farm. Towns nearby: North - Placitas, Bernalillo, Santa fe and Madrid. East: Edgewood, Moriarty and Santa Rosa. South- Chilili and Mountainair. West- Alb., Corrales, Rio Rancho and Grants.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 84 reviews

Barn in Tijeras

Ravens Nest - Artistic Mountain Loft Apartment

We welcome all guests to enjoy the Ravens Nest. A relaxing mountain apartment in the loft of a barn overlooking a canyon of ponderosa pines in Tijeras, NM. Decorated by a professional artist, this well appointed 2 bedroom apartment features murals, creative lighting, stained glass, pine beam ceilings and unique artwork throughout. The property is surrounded by the Cibola National Forest providing endless hiking and mountain biking opportunities. Secluded, yet only 25 minutes from Albuquerque.

5 out of 5 average rating, 25 reviews

Home in Tijeras

Casa De Chara - Whole house

Quiet, off grid mountain retreat that is 15 minutes from Albuquerque. Entire two story home, breathtaking views, multiple entertainment areas and private access to National Forest. Enjoy tall ponderosa pine & piñon trees, hiking & bike trails, fire pit, outdoor recreation area, multiple cooking areas, Come enjoy the fresh air, wildlife and peace of the mountains but close enough to hit Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Madrid and surrounding area. Forget your worries in this spacious and serene space.

4.81 out of 5 average rating, 340 reviews

Yurt in Estancia

MoonFlower Retreats- Yurtastic

Four seasons hosting :) A yurt is a round, domed structure that was originally used by the nomadic Mongolian people. The roomy 26' diameter yurt is a modern version of the traditional design with added features to make it warm and cozy. This is the perfect experience to enjoy GLAMPING with your group. Does glamping not quite fit your needs or is the night you want already booked? Please check out Moonflower Casitas-Stairway to Heaven. Both listings located 45 minutes outside of Albuquerque.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 66 reviews

Farm stay in Mountainair

Cozy cabin with Highlands

Relax, unwind, and unplug with a beautiful view of the Manzano Mountains in our cozy cabin. Mountainair was known as the “Pinto Bean Capital of the World” in its heyday and our land was used for dry-land bean farming. Remnants of homesteaders can still be found on the property. We now enjoy this beautiful location to raise Scottish Highland Cattle and can’t wait to share it with you! Our cabin will fit 2 adults plus a child comfortably with a queen bed and twin sofa bed.

5 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

Home in Mountainair

"Peace of Heaven" Ranch

Our caista rests on @200 acres with an amazing view of the Monzano Mountains! Just 75 minutes southeast of Albuquerque, it offers easy access to the impressive Salinas Mission Ruins, the Cibola National Forest, and the quaint town of Mountainair. The brilliant blue skies, fragrant air, and stunning 360-degree views clearly showcase the best of New Mexico. If you would like to be in a stress-free amazingly beautiful environment, this is the place to be!

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 78 reviews

Cabin in Mountainair

Secluded Manzano Mountain cabin near Mountainair

This recently constructed mountain cabin is located on private land deep in the Cibola National Forest and 13 miles north west of Mountainair. It is off grid with a modern solar system. This two story house has a large screened porch with a view of a wildlife watering pond so bring your camera! This unque house is very quite and secluded. If your a hiker your in luck. the Manzanos mountains have many beautiful hiking trails.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 71 reviews

Cabin in Tijeras

Hidden Cabin in Tijeras

Escape to a tranquil sanctuary near Cibola National Forest and relax. Savor the picturesque drive as you venture past Tunnel Canyon. There are several nearby hiking trails for hiking enthusiasts, including the Coyote Trail, Sabino Canyon Trail, and Otero Trailhead. Cyclists and mountain bike enthusiasts will also appreciate the area. If you appreciate serenity and stargazing, this cozy, secluded cabin is ideal for you.

Home in Tijeras

Blue Desert Retreat

The spacious off-grid home is truly one of a kind. Many beds and bedrooms, cozy nooks, magical towers, a gorgeous room for movement/music/practice/working, multiple patios from which to enjoy spectacular sunrises and sunsets. This is a perfect getaway to enjoy with family, friends, or collaborators; far enough away from it all to feel like you’re in another world, yet only forty minutes from downtown Albuquerque.

Campervan/Motorhome in Tijeras

5 out of 5 average rating, 56 reviews

Nature Enthusiasts Airstream Sanctuary

Enjoy the feeling of the southwest in this newly remodeled 25ft 1976 Airstream Tradewind (sleeps 2) Extra-long queen bed, kitchen, fridge with freezer, induction cooktop, toaster oven, microwave, coffee maker, indoor bathroom with small shower and Nature's Head odor-free composting toilet, Bluetooth sound system. HEATED OUTDOOR SHOWER, Trex deck, and 2 dog run lines. No cigarettes, please.

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Tiny home in Tijeras

5 out of 5 average rating, 3 reviews

Hiker 2

MikeRating, 5 stars1 month ago

Great tiny home in the middle of nowhere by an awesome tiny grocery store with delicious tiny tamales! Watch out for muddy days, bring extra shoes!

Guest house in Tijeras

4.56 out of 5 average rating, 32 reviews

E Mountains Home

ElenaRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago

Exceeded expectations to find a comfortable place to stay while attending an SCA event down the road. Superbly clean throughout the mobile home. Each bedroom has their own bathroom with the master having a spacious bath and separate shower. Amenities like Roku TV and a Primo water dispenser are the cherry and whip cream on top.

Campervan/Motorhome in Tijeras

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 10 reviews

Hicker 3

JaycobRating, 5 stars1 month ago

I had a heavenly experience listening to my music with the built in sound system. My vibrational frequency hit a peak, however I also hit a trough. This was due to my action of course - the place was perfect. The camper is located on their property, & their house is close by. It offers visual privacy, yet it felt quite close to the couple. I layed for too long and suffered from some lust - this seems to happen anywhere & everywhere if I relax too much. One drawback was the portapotties had a strong chemical smell that was ever present in the picnic table area. Thankfully there are nice outdoor chairs for eating elsewhere. If you want to remove the sheets for the hosts like I did: be extra careful with long nails. The sheets are quite tight & I caused some critical nail damage that led to its removal. I thoroughly enjoyed my time, however the morning was a bit rough for me. The lighting inside the camper was amazing! I loved the portable heater. I absolutely recommend this rental.

4.89 out of 5 average rating, 9 reviews

Cabin in Torrance County

Thunderbird Cabin

QuinnRating, 5 stars21 months ago

The cabin was perfect. David is a terrific host who responded to my incessant messages instantly. The deer were our favorite extra in the space, coming to the pond all day. The location is peaceful and perfect for a get away.

Private room in Mountainair

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 26 reviews

Room with a view of the Manzano mountains

KathrynRating, 5 stars2 months ago

I stayed in Wayne's Airbnb for 2 months while volunteering at Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument. Wayne and Lorrane were perfect hosts - they were responsive and kind but allowed me my privacy. I felt comfortable and at home right away. The setting is beautiful and the location perfect for exploring New Mexico. I had everything I needed, even for the longer term stay.

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 96 reviews

Private room in Moriarty

Ranch tranquility, private bath, kitchen & entry.

CarrieRating, 5 stars1 month ago

Susan and Mitch are great people they go out of their way to make your stay comfortable and pleasant

Private room in Mountainair

New place to stay

Queen Bedroom w/Amenities #1

MarvinRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago

I am a Grand Enchantment hiker who was on his summer break from teaching. When I got into Mountainair. All lodging was booked. Luckily a local at the grocery store told me to try Airbnb. Glad I did, Peter had one room left of three at his place. Super grateful it was available. Things that stood out was the state of the art key pad to enter facility and one for each room. The bed was super comfy in room #1 and had plenty of outlets to charge all my electronics. My room had a fridge and with mini freezer with a flat screen TV to watch Netflix, Disney + etc. (You do have to have a membership to watch). The thing that was super cool was the convenient location near the center of town. Made daily visits to the super awesome grocery store which had a deli. Post office was across the street and the Park Service Headquarters for the Salinas Ruins was next door to the grocery. Ended up staying two nights. The price was fantastic. Highly recommend. Thank you Peter. :-)