Sol Studio
Sol Studio
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Two hanging hammocks beside a lit fireplace, a carved bull skull on the chimney above.

Valdez, New Mexico. 15 minutes to Taos Ski Valley.

Sol Studio

★4.94 ·88 reviews Guest favorite Superhost
– a night all in. – for – nights, including cleaning and tax. Room rate from –.

Full refund if you cancel 7 or more days before arrival.
Questions before you book: bluemorphostays@gmail.com

The studio

The one with the king bed and the hammocks

The largest of the three studios. White adobe, saltillo tile, a king bed under a wall of iron figures, and two hammocks you can move wherever you want them. Sleeps two.

King bed with blue linens at night, warm lamps either side, iron figures on the wall above.
King bed, lamps low
The Rio Hondo valley from the property, snow on the far peaks under a clear sky.
What you are looking at
Living area with both hammocks hung, fireplace and a window onto the valley.
Hammocks by day
King bed with blue bedding and a tall plant beside the window.
Morning light
Espresso machine on the kitchenette counter beside the knife block.
Espresso machine
Concrete sink and brass tap, two-burner stove, utensils on a rail.
Kitchenette
Bathroom with Talavera tile and a tub shower.
Private bath
A canvas hammock hung from the vigas, close up.
One of the two hammocks
The adobe building stepped into the hillside, with the canyon rising behind it.
Hacienda de Valdez

Amenities

What is in the studio

King memory-foam bed

Premium linens and down pillows. Reviews mention the bed more than anything except the view.

Two movable hammocks

Hung from the vigas, and you can move them with the step stool in the closet. At your own risk.

Wood-burning fireplace

Sliding glass door with a screen through to the balcony.

Kitchenette with espresso

Mini fridge, two-burner stove, air fryer, espresso and drip, kettle and cookware. Coffee, spices and oil are there when you arrive.

Panoramic valley views

Desert and mountain both, from the balcony and from the bed.

Closet ski storage

Room for skis, boards and boots inside the studio.

Reviews

88 reviews, 94% five stars

4.94 Rated across 88 stays on Airbnb. Tyler has hosted for three years and answers within the hour.
Accuracy5.0
Check-in5.0
Communication5.0
Location5.0
Cleanliness4.9
Value4.9
★★★★★

“Great location that sits between the ski resort and Taos so it’s a great basecamp for accessing both. The sunrise and sunset views are gorgeous, making the three flights of stairs worth it. I worked during my stay and the WIFI was fast and reliable.”

Sarah · October 2026
★★★★★

“We especially loved the patio and ended up spending time out there every evening enjoying the surroundings. The hammock chairs inside were such a fun and cozy touch, and we also loved having the espresso machine for coffee in the mornings! All of the little details made the space feel extra special.”

Chelsea · September 2026
★★★★★

“Tyler is very responsive and accommodating. The bed is super comfortable, the water pressure in the shower is excellent, and you can stargaze right from the balcony.”

Dan · September 2026

Before you book

Things worth knowing first

All of this is on the Airbnb listing. Worth reading before you drive up.

  • Three flights of stairs. Sol is the top studio, which is why it has the views. No lift, and you carry your own bags up.
  • The road. The last stretch is dirt and climbs. All-wheel drive with snow tires handles it fine in winter; a front-wheel-drive car on all-seasons will struggle after a storm.
  • Shared front entry. The outer door is shared with two neighbouring studios. Your studio, balcony and bath are yours alone.
  • Cell service is limited. Save your door code, the wifi password and directions before you leave town. The wifi inside is fast enough to work on.
  • The hammocks. Hung from the vigas and movable with the step stool in the closet. Use them at your own risk.
  • Two guests, one car, no pets. No smoking or parties. No air conditioning, and at this elevation you will not want it.

Getting there

Fifteen minutes from the lifts, at the bottom of the canyon

Valdez sits where the road to Taos Ski Valley starts climbing. Close enough to be first on the mountain, far enough that the sky goes properly dark.

The canyon from above, with the condo building and Taos Ski Valley both marked.
The condo and the Ski Valley, same canyon
Snow-covered trees on a steep pitch at Taos Ski Valley under blue sky.
Taos Ski Valley, 15 minutes up the road
The Milky Way over the adobe building at night, windows lit.
The sky from the car park, no filter needed
A hot air balloon rising over the gorge rim and sagebrush.
Balloons over the gorge, most clear mornings
Sunset over the valley with orange cloud bands above the treeline.
Most evenings look roughly like this
15 minTaos Ski Valley
5 minArroyo Seco, shops and cafes
20 minTaos Plaza
Last stretchDirt, and it climbs. Fine in anything all-wheel drive with snow tires.

Still deciding?

Rates here are the same ones on Airbnb, minus their fee. Four nights or more takes another 20% off the room rate, direct only. Full refund if you cancel 7 or more days before arrival.

Check your dates

Or email bluemorphostays@gmail.com and Tyler will answer, usually within the hour.

The other two studios

Same building, same view, different room