HOTELS Earthship - A New Sustainable Way Of Life

Earthship - A New Sustainable Way Of Life

April 23, 2019

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Taos USA North America
Eco-FriendlyNature

Earthship is not a hotel but a new sustainable way of life. Created by Earthship Biotecture, these eco-lodgings are unlike any other.

While Earthships can be found in all 50 states and more than 20 countries, there is only one site on which you can book a stay.

Located in Taos, New Mexico, the Greater World Earthship Community offers several Earthships fit for guests to enjoy an adventure of a lifetime.

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PRICE FROM $125

Earthship Exterior

So, what is an Earthship exactly? It’s a totally off-the-grid house that catches its own rainwater, generates its own electricity, and maintains 72 degrees Fahrenheit (22 degrees Celsius) all year round– without the use of any fuel!

Earthship Front Glassy Facade

But don’t fret. You won’t be without internet or modern amenities here.

Earthship Greenhouse

However, you’ll probably forget about your phone once you check out the stunning sunsets, sunrises, and stars, all unmarred by light pollution.

Earthship Indoor Plants

In Taos, you can stay in the first Earthship ever built in 1979! Now refurbished and known lovingly as “The Hobbit House”, this cozy space is perfect for up to four guests.

Earthship Spacious Space

Charming decor and patterned rugs pepper the space, while a wood-burning fireplace adds a warming touch.

Earthship Livingroom
Earthship Kitchen
Earthship Door to Bedroom
Earthship Curvy Bathroom
Earthship Bedroom from Hall
Earthship Colorful Bathroom
Earthship Master Bedroom
Earthship Cosy Bedroom View

A sustainable stay doesn’t have to be boring! Book an Earthship and reconnect with nature today!


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PRICE FROM $125


2 Earthship Way, Tres Piedras, NM 87577, USA


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