Donald was so light hearted and entertaining! The horses were calm and it was a beautiful ride up…read morethe mountain! This was my friend's first time on a horse and Donald made jokes to make them comfortable and made sure to go over all the safety protocols. I also had trouble getting my pictures and Donald went out of his way to send them to email to make sure I got them!

Excellent experience on the 2 hour ride. Healthy, well cared for horses that are calm for…read morebeginners but still responsive for experienced riders. Highly recommend and will definitely be back for the 4 hour ride on our next visit.

Unreliable. They simply would not schedule service after agreeing to install a simple kitchen…read morewater filter. Kevin Oleary koleary62@gmail.com responded within 2 hours by email on a Monday morning--"We are available for that service! Our availability is as follows: Have various times available Wednesday or Thursday this week. Our rates are as follows: $75.00 for the first hour and $60.00 per hour far any additional time after that." I responded yes within an hour by email and also by phone. I received an email on Monday after 6pm that said "Our scheduler will contact you 1st thing in the morning." I did not receive a call (or text or email) from anyone--even after I sent a polite follow-up email and another polite phone message. I am OK if they could not schedule right away, but they should respond with their true availability and communicate if that availability changes. I pray that he will find guidance to help him be accountable in his business.

After seeing the reviews for this business I decided to give them a call. After using their…read morewebsite and the number provided to request services no one has responded and it has been about 6 days.

Nice vehicle and driver was courteous and professional. Picked us up at Santa Fe airport and driver…read moreis to the Hilton downtown.

The driver kept me in the loop because the service I arranged was for my spouse. kept me informed…read morethe flight was delayed and when she arrived to their vehicle. very pricey I guess bc it was an 11pm airport pick up.

American Dream Vacations in Albuquerque provided us with an excellent product and an awesome…read morevacation experience. My husband and I were first time RV renters. Felicia and her crew were able to set us up with a very nicely appointed 32' motorhome. They even gave us an in depth orientation of all the many functions of the RV. Thanks to the checklist provided by Felicia, we were able to pack up the RV with all of the supplies we needed to be comfortable and prepared for the next three and a half weeks. On the road, the staff was available to help us with some of the minor snares we ran into while traveling so far. I always felt supported on our trip. One of the best parts was that our rental was pet friendly. It was great to have the companionship of our two small dogs while we traveled. Every step of the process was seamless for us and we were able to enjoy our time out on the road as a family. I would highly reccomend American Dream Vacations to anyone and everyone. It was a great alternative to a long flight and not being able to have my dogs. My husband and I did a long trip but we are already considering renting again for a local weekend trip.

We've rented from American Dream Vacations in Albuquerque before without major issues, but this…read morelast experience was so bad, we'll never return. The fridge in the trailer didn't work from the moment we started loading groceries. When we contacted them, they said we could meet them somewhere to fix it--but we were already headed out of town, so that wasn't realistic. Then, on our first morning camping, the propane system failed completely. No cooking, no hot water. After troubleshooting with them over the phone, we had to drive over 2.5 hours round trip to buy a camp stove and supplies. They said they'd reimburse us, but after four weeks and multiple follow-ups, we had to go back and get the camp stove and return it ourselves. We paid full price for a trailer that was broken from the start and received no financial consideration for the major inconveniences. Completely unacceptable. Do yourself a favor and rent from someone else.

Relocating from an island and buying our first home in Albuquerque, not ever being here before,…read morecould've been overwhelming--but Daria made it feel effortless. From the moment we connected, she showed a deep understanding of my needs and went above and beyond to deliver. In a remarkably short timeframe, she arranged countless showings, often working evenings and weekends to accommodate our schedule. Her tireless dedication meant we not only found the perfect place, but also managed to close smoothly and on time. What truly set Daria apart was her attention to detail and the genuine care she put into every step of the process. I never felt like just another transaction--she was fully invested in helping me land the right home, and I felt supported every step of the way. If you're moving to Albuquerque or Santa Fe and need a realtor who listens, works around the clock, and truly cares--Daria is the one to call.

From the owner: As a bilingual Realtor fluent in Ukrainian, Russian, and English, I specialize in serving:…read more1) home buyers; 2) sellers; 3) relocation clients throughout Albuquerque and its vibrant surrounding communities—including Rio Rancho, Tijeras, Cedar Crest, Edgewood, Sandia Park, Los Lunas, Belen, and Santa Fe. Whether you're buying your first home, upsizing, relocating, or selling, I provide thoughtful, data-driven guidance tailored to your goals. I offer patient support, clear communication, and a deep understanding of each neighborhood’s unique lifestyle and market trends. My goal is to make your real estate experience seamless, informed, and successful.

Tara and Fig are a blast! All the creative investment she has put into the hunt does make for an…read moreadventure. 9/10 a must do, however, I will encourage a small group, or at least make a go of it with more than two. This is a timed challenge. eat first, hit the restroom...this is not a lazy "I spy" stroll. Here, the synopsis does a great job of explanation. you're in for a mishmash of social interaction and experiment needing to get some history info clues from some locals and needing to find other visitors to the area, with some detective work and some creative expression. this is a couple hours of excited silliness, and it will take that, so plan your time. Gotta say, bravo to the Taos locals near the plaza. you will search, you will learn, you will silly. thank you Tara... till next time, when we can take on your Santa Fe edition!

This was unlike anything i have done before! The clues inspired creativity and connecting with…read moreothers along the way... I loved finding my spirit animal and felt challenged in a good way by doing a random act of kindness. It was great to do with my friend but I can also see how it would be awesome for larger groups. Tara told me she even designs speciality hunts for anniversaries, proposals etc., hmmm... i'm definitely up for a rematch at one of her other locations!

This company is so special. I had been officially wooed upon my first visit to Spur Line in Sept…read more2017 when I experienced their products after casually strolling through their corner of the venue. It was realllly hard to narrow down my purchasing choices, but settled on the primrose lip tint and rosehip + thistle perfume roller, which I loooooveeeee. I had the opportunity to learn so many fascinating details from Cebastian & Robin about Dryland Wilds, and our unique plant life, in a lovely workshop at Spur Line this past week. In this particular class, we put our hands and noses to work, compounding and mixing, putting together some customized resin incense creations...it was a blast, my house smells amazing, and I'm looking forward to sending some Dryland Wilds gifts off to friends who've moved out of state and miss the sites and smells of our high desert heaven.

I'm workin' on three weeks of applying an all natural, sans-aluminum deodorant from this company,…read moreand I might as well throw out my old stick, I'll never use it again. My tiny, two ounce jar of Desert Deodorant from Dryland Wilds is such a powerful and intense product, a teensy dab does my pits plenty, just once a day, and I often sniff myself, if only to be briefly transported to the air of Abiquiu. This is an incredible company, with a simple approach to sourcing health and beauty products in harmony with the natural world. I'm so glad they call New Mexico home. A few more brief notes. Robin Moore and Cebastien Rose are transplants from California and the Pacific Northwest, with plenty of experience crafting products from plants and herbs. They moved to northern New Mexico to live a life in the high desert wilds, while running a business that sustainably expanded our knowledge and appreciation for native species. Alongside the product line, they teach small classes at various festivals and businesses around the state; last week, I had the pleasure of hand-moulding tree sap incense, infused with flowers and essences, and I learned that much of what I thought I knew about the shrubs and weeds of this state were common misperceptions. Basically, if you want to heal yourself, you can start in your own backyard. And that's why these marvelous women satisfy my personal narrative about why I live here. I grew up in the midwest, where natural beauty -- from lakes and streams to lush green forests and abundant wildlife -- were an assumed aspect of everyday existence. The harsh sunlight and dry climate of my second home, in Albuquerque, was an altogether opposite journey where I learned to appreciate the subtleties and tremendous power of the overlooked: the hues of a mesa or a sunset, a sage breeze drifting past my nose, the quiet resilience of an ever-thirsty land. I'm quite sure that Robin and Cebastien have an even stronger appreciation for these daily observations, and their products reflect a philosophy that makes me wanna smear my sweaty, stanky pits with arrowroot powder and milk of magnesia on the regular.

I had my first one-on-one lesson with a motorcycle coach last weekend and was not sure what to…read moreexpect going into it. I wasn't looking to learn any tricks, but had become comfortable enough on the road that I wasn't feeling the need for much rudimentary work. I had taken the MSF class a couple years ago but never rode again until recent weeks, at which point I had taken the bike out for a collective 100 miles or so. Do I really need a riding lesson? Come to find out, I totally needed a riding lesson! I didn't realize how much I would benefit from physically getting to know the bike, from experimenting with my weight, counterbalance techniques and handle bar steering, being encouraged to make tighter and tighter turning radii. It was all so basic, yet all so enlightening, and 3 hours flew by. Cassie is a tiny little lady who handles a big@ss BMW adventure bike like a dang legend (and she seems to be in proper standing with some other legends in field too). Even my annoyingly self-confident husband handed it to her. But also, she's super unassuming, very knowledgeable, and intuitively perceptive about what needs explaining and how. As a female rider, my experience with male riders (husband included) has been that they are less likely to understand my fear of dropping a bike, falling over, or breaking a hip! Female riders have been more understanding of that initial timidity, and Cassie offered just the right level of empathy and encouragement. That said, she doesn't only coach gals. Her website actually advertises "Everybody Only. Motorcycle Training for Anyone." And you better believe that she's prepared to train you, regardless of your gender, your riding level, or your goals for motorcycling. For the record, her prices are very reasonable, and she offers individual and class training environments. She travels to location too. We met in a big parking lot off Pan American, but from what I could tell she was willing to meet me in a location of my choosing. Highly recommend this trainer, and can't wait to go back!

I had been riding motorcycles for about 8 years before reaching out to Cassie for help. In that…read moretime I realized there were quite a few skills that i needed to fine tune. After lessons with Cassie, my confidence and understanding of my bike increased 10 fold. I will gladly blame Cassie for my new motorcycle purchases - she teaches skills that can be generalized to all bike types. Being a short (5'1") rider, I used to feel limited in my motorcycle options. The skills I learned from her opened up so many options for me in riding and bike styles. I always left lessons feeling better than when I arrived; her teaching style was flexible and confidence boosting always. You can tell that motorcycles are her passion and that she just wants her clients to feel good on their bikes.

This was a amazing place to stay. Ava was the most accommodating person we've ever dealt with, plus…read moreshe made a fantastic breakfast sadly we got their to late for dinner. The house is just far enough off the road that it is incredibly quiet and the house is BEAUTIFUL. Also tons of native artwork that she deals with. The rooms are massive, ours had a queen bed, Jacuzzi tub, glassed in shower, fireplace, two sinks. Outside there is a quest house which is also available for rent and a old fashioned brick oven. In short we loved our stay and would recommend it to anyone and if we are in the area will certainly be staying again.