Roswell, New Mexico
An entire three-bedroom house in Roswell, New Mexico
Lana’s Desert Haven is an upscale, pet-friendly home in one of Roswell’s premier neighborhoods. Fenced back garden under mature shade trees, room for six, a kitchen you can actually cook in — and the UFO Museum fifteen minutes away.

- 3 bedrooms, sleeps 6
- Pets welcome, fenced garden
- RV parking on site
- Wi-Fi and a dedicated desk
- Full kitchen, table for six
- Fire pit, BBQ, covered patio
A house, not a room off a corridor
The whole place is yours: three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a living room with a vaulted ceiling, a remodeled kitchen with a farmhouse sink and quartz countertops, and a dining table that seats six. There is no shared space, no host on site, and nobody else booking a room down the hall.
Outside is the part that surprises people. A long covered patio with ceiling fans and string lights runs the back of the house, opening onto a wide lawn under two mature shade trees, with a fire pit, a BBQ grill and raised planting beds. The garden is fully fenced. In a town where most lodging is a parking lot with rooms attached, that back garden is the reason to book here.
Go room by room in the full tour of the house, look at the patio, fire pit and garden, or read the complete amenity list — which includes the two things the listing does not have.




Six kinds of trip this house suits
Each of these is backed by something the house actually has, and each page says who it is not right for as clearly as who it is.
Pet-Friendly Stays
Pets allowed, a fenced back garden, and a host with three Shelties of her own.
Read moreExtended Stays
A month in Roswell: full kitchen, washer, dedicated workspace — and no dryer.
Read moreFamily Stays
Three bedrooms, a fenced lawn, and a six-guest limit that is a real limit.
Read moreWork Trips
A whole quiet house near the Air Center instead of a room off a corridor.
Read moreRV Parking
Gated gravel parking beside the house, and a bed to sleep in when you want one.
Read moreUFO Festival Stays
Where to put six people during the busiest weekend of Roswell's year.
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What this house is not
This listing is new. It has no guest reviews yet, and the host carries a New Host badge rather than a Superhost one. Pretending otherwise would be the fastest way to lose your trust, so here is the honest version instead.
There is no pool, no hot tub and no jacuzzi. There is a washer but no dryer — worth knowing before a month-long stay rather than after. The house sleeps six and six is a firm limit, not a soft one. Accessibility has not been formally assessed, so we will not claim step-free access we have not measured. Bedroom three’s bed configuration is not published on the listing, so you will see photographs of it here and no invented spec.
What is here instead of a review count: forty-five photographs of the actual rooms, every fact traceable to the listing, and a named host with a real hospitality background. And because the booking runs through Airbnb, their payment protection and cancellation handling apply to your stay — which is the point of doing it that way.

The Roswell guide
Ten guides to the town, written from the operators' own sources with hours, prices and distances checked and dated. Useful whether or not you stay here.
- Things to Do in RoswellThe full list, ranked by whether it is worth the drive.
- Roswell with KidsWhat holds a child's attention here, and what quietly does not.
- International UFO MuseumHours, admission, parking, how long it takes, and whether it is worth it.
- Bottomless Lakes State ParkEight sinkhole lakes 15 miles southeast: swimming, fishing, dogs, trails, fees.
- Roswell UFO FestivalWhat the festival is, when it runs, and how to survive the parking.
- Where to Eat in RoswellPlaces locals and the festival organizers actually name.
- Where to Stay in RoswellHotel, chain, motel or whole house — an honest comparison, ours included.
- Best Time to VisitMonth-by-month temperatures and rainfall from NOAA, and what they mean for a trip.
- Getting to RoswellFlying into the Air Center, driving from El Paso, Albuquerque or Lubbock.
- Day Trips from RoswellCarlsbad Caverns, Ruidoso, Lincoln and the wildlife refuge, with real drive times.
Before you book
How many people does Lana's Desert Haven sleep?
The house sleeps 6. There are 3 bedrooms, 3 beds and 2 full bathrooms, and the house rules set a firm limit of six guests. That is a real limit rather than a soft one, so if your group is seven you need a different house.
Is the whole house private, or is it shared?
It is an entire home. You have the whole house, the garage driveway and the fenced back garden to yourselves — no shared rooms, no other guests, and no host on site.
Is Lana's Desert Haven pet friendly?
Yes. Pets are allowed, and the back garden is securely fenced, which is the part that actually matters when you are traveling with a dog. Assistance animals are always allowed. The listing does not publish a pet fee, a weight limit or a maximum number of pets, so confirm the details for your specific booking on Airbnb.
Is the yard fenced?
Yes. The back garden has solid privacy fencing, a wide lawn under mature shade trees, and a covered patio. The host describes it in her own listing as secure fencing for pets.
Is there parking for an RV?
Yes. There is RV parking on the property, on a graveled strip behind a gate along the side of the house, plus free parking on the premises and a wide concrete driveway at the front. The listing does not publish RV length limits or hookups, so ask before you arrive with a large rig.
Is there Wi-Fi and a place to work?
Yes. The house has Wi-Fi and a dedicated workspace — a proper desk in its own room with shelving and a printer table, not a laptop perched on a kitchen counter. No connection speed is published on the listing, so if you need a specific bandwidth for calls, ask first.
Twenty more answers on the full FAQ, or send a question.