The home is one of a kind and an architectural masterpiece. The land simulates the national park and is extensive and beautiful. If you’d like to hike and enjoy architecture, this is the place for you. There is a huge indoor swimming pool, although you’ll spend most of your time likely outside. The house comfortably accommodate six people, but it’s hard to do more than that. It’s a modern architectural with glass everywhere so you feel like you’re in the middle of the national park. It’s a once in a lifetime type experience, but we will certainly be going back!

The Invisible Mirror House is absolutely breathtaking — it’s like staying inside a piece of modern art dropped right into the desert. The mirrored exterior is unreal in person — it reflects the sky, the mountains, and even the shifting light throughout the day, so the house almost disappears into the landscape.

Inside, everything is sleek, minimalist, and perfectly designed. The furniture, lighting, and finishes all feel straight out of a design magazine — but it’s still super comfortable and inviting. The huge glass walls make the desert views feel like part of the interior, and every detail (from the kitchen appliances to the bathroom fixtures) is top-of-the-line.

The hosts were great, check-in was easy, and the whole stay felt effortless and special. If you love architecture, design and nature, this place is pure magic!

Beware: This is a VERY loud house due to its mechanicals and it’s unlikely you’ll get any sleep due to its constant banging and whirring. There are multiple sets of sliding glass doors and one of them was unlockable due to missing hardware. The host told us not to worry because it was a very safe area. Meanwhile, you’ll be on 90 acres in the desert without cell service, so when the Wi-Fi goes out (like it did) you’ll have to get in your car and drive into town to reach the host. The pool looks amazing but made the house humid and smell like chlorine. It’s so bad that there are multiple medical-grade dehumidifiers running 24/7. The icemaker was broken. The pool lights didn’t work. Aesthetically it’s gorgeous and well furnished, perfect for a photo shoot or party. It’s completely unrealistic and uncomfortable to live in even for a short visit. And remember, it’s the length of a football field and the furniture is low so that you’ll be getting your steps and squats in.

It’s a nice place for relaxing and enjoying nature.