This place is looking sooo good. They have done some amazing improvements. And there are more to…read morecome. I really love the food court area. It's really roomy and they offer some really nice options. One great thing is you are able to purchase Green Chile once you come through TSA. That is so awesome because I love the green chile. Literally every time I come through here I purchase some. The Southwest side of the airport is coming along. They are really making things easily accessible Overall the experience is great. And I am looking forward to everything once the improvements are done.

This is my favorite airport in the U.S. It's so manageable and navigable. I've never had a poor…read moreexperience here. The vibe is great, gets right into the Southwest feel. Love the art and the amenties.

The first Albuquerque Rapid Transit (ART) station to go online…read more I love it. The city planners thought of everything when they designed these stations and creating a station at the Bio Park was an excellent decision, as it is considered one of the top destinations for both locals and tourists. Safe crosswalks make it stress-free for pedestrians. Follow the signs and audio prompts. The city did it right making these stations feel more like train stations with their level on and off boarding and off-bus ticket purchases. If you want to ride the ART you can purchase a ticket at the kiosk on the platform of the station nearest you or you can purchase it on the ABQRIDEtix app. Tickets are $1 per ride or $2 for the much more economical day pass. You can also get weekly and monthly passes. At this point, it doesn't sound like annual passes are available, but that could change. Albuquerque, you're growing up! Welcome to the 21st Century!

Not a terrible experience. Fortunately, I hopped on when it was still free. Definitely beat the…read moretraffic to the BioPark during the River of Lights. I rode it down to UNM. Had dinner and came back. Quick trip. I must admit as confusing as Central is now with the ART system, riding it one time helped me learn why it's so important not to cross over the double lines. We avoided several wrecks on our route.

We used Jadd Fong after contacting another travel agency in Albuquerque that didn't seem to care…read moreabout having us as clients. John with Jadd Fong Travel was so great to work with that we're planning on booking our next vacation with him! We booked our first cruise ever and wanted more guidance than just getting a cheap price online and doing all the legwork ourselves. John has been such a pleasure to work with. From the very beginning he has been professional and he is always smiling, laughing, joking and having a good time. He's been a travel agent for many years and is extremely knowledgeable, especially about cruises. He makes himself available to you day and night and never once made me feel like I was pestering him when I asked him detailed questions. He was able to book us an amazing room with an ocean view for less than what we would have paid just using an online service like Expedia, and he even secured us some on-board credits to use. He took care of everything so that we just had to sit back and wait for our departure date. If you need to book a trip and want a little more guidance, give John at Jadd Fong Travel a chance! You won't be disappointed!

I am sorry for the previous person's experience with the owner of the Casa de Siesta. Our…read moreexperience was completely wonderful. Richard was easy going & we followed all the rules to book. We have stayed frequently at homes through homesaway.com & have never had a bad experience. The casa was a delight. Wonderful & eclectic mix of antiques, Southwest. A virtual library of Albuquerque was aavailable making it so tempting to cozy up & read about the city, we almost didn't want to go out in the city! The bed is a dreamy sleep number ( dual!) The kitchen is well stocked with any cooking supply you could possibly want & the livingroom was filled with comfy seating. Richard was well versed on any & all information we asked & directed us to wonderful eateries! All in all, we had a great time & truly can't wait to return.

I would put no stars, but the systems doesn't allow that…read more.. I found this vacation rental on the website www.homeaway.com, a vacation rental by owner (VRBO) website. His business is titled Casa De Siesta on the website: http://www.homeaway.com/vacation-rental/p339304vb I called, inquired about the property in the second week of March, 2013. We talked on the phone, and I booked his property for vacation starting June 3, through June 7th. He required a rental contract to be signed and sent back, and a $280 deposit. I complied with his wishes, gave him my credit card info to book the room, as well as sent the contract and a personal check for the deposit, which cleared my bank on March 20, 2013. On May 18th, I went to the website to view his property again, and checked the availability calendar for his property... amazingly, the property was "available" during the time I was supposed to have it! I contacted him by email, and wanted a confirmation that we were set... he emailed back that there was a problem, and that I should call him. The "problem" was that he rented the casita to someone else, and wasn't going to be available for my family. Then, he added insult to injury by stating that it wasn't his fault. I told him I complied with my end of the deal, and that it most certainly was his fault, and that I expected my money back in full. He emailed me today, saying that the check is in the mail, and that he was offering me a "complimentary" 2 day stay at his property to make up for the "inconvenience". That's not likely to happen. If he couldn't make this happen with a 2 month pre-booking, I would not entrust his "word" to follow-through with a freebie. Don't stay at this place, and don't trust him with your vacation plans... all of the comments on his website are 5-star rated... the system there won't even let me rate him, since I never stayed there. I'm hoping that potential renters will YELP his business, and see this. :

Very interesting monument. You have to drive a few miles from the visitor center to each individual…read moresite but well worth it. We enjoyed a 2 mile walk and saw hundreds of petroglyphs. It's a free National Monument.

Great place to start a petroglyph adventure. Picked up hiking maps and purchased a few stickers & a…read moretee shirt. Rangers are friendly and knowledgeable. If you have time, watch the informational video outside, across from gift shop.

Plaza cafe! Historic & downtown Great diner feel with real…read moreNew Mexico cuisine Will even make dishes topped "Christmas" red and green chili sauce if you want to try both. Green is our favorite. Delicious chicken sopesadas and chips with salsa! Don't pass on dessert either

As it says on the website, "Albuquerque features more than 400 miles of on-street bicycle…read morefacilities and multi-use trails." In 2015 Bicycling Magazine recognized #ABQ as #17 among America's Top 50 Bike-Friendly Cities. Ever since that year back at the beginning of the last quarter of the last century when I lost my driving privileges as a result of enjoying driving too fast I've had the opportunity to watch ABQ's bike lanes, routes and paths increase dramatically. I used to ride from the room I rented in my Grandmother's home near Arroyo del Oso Golf course to UNM every morning and back again late every night. I usually took San Mateo out of a) innocence and b) lack of viable alternatives. Nowadays there are so many alternatives that are shorter, quieter and less smoggy I wouldn't dream of getting near a boulevard like San Mateo. Among my favorites trails are the Paseo del Bosque, Paseo del Nordeste, the North Diversion Trail, and the Paseo de las Montanas. Favorite bike routes include Claremont for quiet East/West traversing, Alvarado and San Pedro for North/South commutes. The growing number of Bicycle Boulevards thrills me! The bikes painted on the asphalt, the 18mph speed limits and the way they are generally on streets where traffic ought to favor bikes and pedestrians is a wonderful addition to our thoroughfares. My most used one is Silver Ave and I like Mountain Road a lot, too. I also look forward to seeing more and more Protected Bike Lanes like the ones the City has just painted downtown. Putting parked cars next to moving ones to protect bicyclists and pedestrians is a great move! Wherever you live in ABQ there's likely a good place for you to ride. If you're new to bicycle riding as a means of commuting for recreation please be aware that appropriate places to ride don't include sidewalks or riding against traffic. Finally, I tip my hat to ABQ Ride and ART. By adding a Bus I can dramatically extend my bike commutes, saving money and a tiny li'l piece of the planet at the same time. I look forward to expansion of both services.