How many cabins in New Mexico are there?

2 stays in New Mexico qualify. Each is listed by its host as a cabin, chalet or lodge.

What makes a stay count as cabin?

Each is listed by its host as a cabin, chalet or lodge. The rule is the same for every stay, so a page never lists one on a guess.

No. Every stay here is booked or requested on the host’s own website, which charges no guest service fee.

From 3 to 6 guests, listed on each card.

2 independently run cabins in New Mexico. Each takes inquiries on the host's own site, with no guest service fees.

Mayhill, New Mexico

Camp Rio’s old main office, remodeled in winter 2025: a king bed, sleeper sofas and a full kitchen.

sleeps 6

At a glance: Sleeps 6. No pets.

Mayhill, New Mexico

A queen and a daybed for three, a covered porch with mountain views, and a hot tub out back.

sleeps 3

At a glance: Sleeps 3. No pets.

How many cabins in New Mexico are there?: 2 stays in New Mexico qualify. Each is listed by its host as a cabin, chalet or lodge.
What makes a stay count as cabin?: Each is listed by its host as a cabin, chalet or lodge. The rule is the same for every stay, so a page never lists one on a guess.
Do I pay a service fee to book cabins in New Mexico?: No. Every stay here is booked or requested on the host’s own website, which charges no guest service fee.
How many guests do these cabins sleep?: From 3 to 6 guests, listed on each card.

Updated November 9, 2026. Listings and counts come from each host's live site.