Remarkable, authentic hogan style log cabin built in 1997 by a Native American woman named Ruth Whitecrane. This eight-sided Navajo hogan cabin is built with cribbed logs - logs joined by notches at the corners. The roof slopes upward to the center and is supported by a large Kiva fireplace in the middle of the cabin. The front door faces East which is the Navajo custom. Each day Navajo men would awaken just before the sunrise and greet the sun with prayers to ensure harmony that day with their world. The Navajo call themselves Dine' {"the people"). Hogan in Dine' language translates as "home place". Come make this unique Navajo cabin your "Home Place" in Ruidoso.

1 – Queen master bedroom
1 – Bath
Large, open living, kitchen & dining area.
Large Kiva fireplace in middle of room
TV/DVD/VCR with Dish also Stereo & CD player
2 day bed sleepers
Great views from deck which surrounds cabin
1200 sq ft
4-wheel drive recommended in severe winter weather

Navajo Log Cabin is a non-smoking home and pets are not permitted.

Please read our Policies section for additional important information.

$150.00 per night - discounted on extended stays. Accommodates 6. Rates subject to change during holidays & special events

$80.00 Cleaning Fee and Taxes not included in nightly rate. Price subject to change until reservation confirmed. Visa, Master Card, Discover, American Express.

For more info or to make your reservation now:
Call toll free 877-Cool Ruidoso (877-266-5784) or vacation@coolruidoso.com