Mancos is an extremely dog friendly town. We had two beagles with us. The fenced yard is huge, but beagles are escape artists so we always had to be back there with them because they could easily dig out under the fence. We enjoyed the home which is very old & there's still a few things that could be replaced. The owners were very prompt with answering any questions & taking care of any needs we had. We're very picky about cleanliness so there were places I cleaned upon arriving. I gave my suggestions. With old homes it's harder & more time consuming to clean so there needs to be ample time for that in between guests.

Overall we rate this property a 5! The town of Man cos and the drive back and forth to Durango was breathtaking! Especially this time of year! Owners were quick to respond, even went out of their way to come light the pilot on the fireplace so we could enjoy the fireplace one cold wet evening! The bakery down the street is worth every minute you wait to get in!!!!! People are friendly and welcoming! The little Catholic church, it's parishioners and priest gave Sunday morning an extra special grace! Thanks!

The farm house was eclectic and charming and kitchen and bathrooms were exceptionally stocked. We loved Manco and it was fun being in tiwn

Over all it wasn't to bad. The upstairs was hot, the little air conditioner was so loud we couldn't sleep with it on. We had to shut it off and use the fan. We only had 2 towels upstairs. The seating in the living room wasn't ideal for 4 people. The 2 chairs were very uncomfortable but the couch was nice. There was no ceiling fan in the living room so it got a little warm during the day. The town of Mancos is nice. Not a lot to do but a nice coffee shop and restaurant within walking distance. Overall we weren't to disappointed the house was close to the things we wanted to do.