It was nice to be able to deal directly with Greer, the owner, of Triangle 5 Ranchita. She explained that her property had two rentals available. Upstairs at the back of the main house was a single room with microwave (although a kitchenette is planned to be added). 

For the small difference in the advertised price there was a one bedroom bunkhouse, complete with kitchen, behind the main house. We elected the bunkhouse and we were happy we did.

The bunkhouse itself was extremely clean and nicely decorated to south western horse and cowboy theme. 

The king size bed was comfortable and the tiled shower was a bonus, offering respite from the heat and dust of the trail. 

We sampled the onsite hot tub but did not have the opportunity to use the extensive outdoor lounge or barbeque area. 

The bunkhouse offered much more space, privacy, and no stairs and was by far the better choice.

With enough room to spread my camera equipment around we found the space comfortable, inviting, quiet and conducive to relaxing. 

Of course, relaxing was not part of the agenda, as we were on the go most of the visit. 

The local market, Sprouts, offered some delicious sausage, fresh greens and a wonderful local wine, Arizona Angel, which all made for a delightful dinner.

Having the kitchen was a blessing.