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    Cute decor
    Shay K.

    Basic rooms, super cute decor outside. So Instagram worthy! Enjoy the photos on my walk around

    Took out 4 candies and some hair. Did not want to clean this gunk.
    Juliette L.

    We were road-tripping back to Oklahoma and decided to stop in Albuquerque for a night. I booked Hotel Zazz based on its vibrant photos and fun, colorful vibe, which my 10-year-old autistic son was really excited about. Unfortunately, our experience didn't live up to what was promised. Check-in was clunky. It took the staff member three tries to process the incidental and parking fees due to card reader issues. Once we got into our room (Room 123), we noticed several problems right away: a strange white stain on the curtain, brown stains on pillowcases, a used mug with water in it sitting on top of two clean ones, and a sink that didn't drain. My husband ended up pulling out the stopper and removing candies, hair, and buildup just to make the sink usable. Later that night, when I turned on the shower to let it warm up, it nearly flooded the bathroom. Again, my husband had to clean the drain himself. The shower floor had black stains that didn't feel sanitary. We also had issues with the fridge--not only did it not keep anything cold, but the temperature adjuster had been removed entirely. We had to throw away some food we were traveling with as a result. The surrounding area (Nob Hill) felt a little uneasy to walk through at night. While we aren't strangers to urban life or homelessness, we didn't feel very safe walking back after dinner, especially with our son. We also returned to find two police officers on the property, which didn't ease our concerns. Checkout wasn't smooth either. A new staff member tried to refund our parking charge but accidentally charged us again. When we called the next day to fix it, another employee also said they were new and couldn't help. There was no manager available, which added to our frustration. I truly wanted to love this place. I appreciate their mission to employ people from marginalized communities, and I love supporting locally owned businesses. The bartender at Zema Lounge was also a bright spot--friendly and made great mocktails. But overall, the lack of cleanliness, basic functionality, and staff training left a bad impression. For the price, I expected more.

    Josh B.

    This was the ideal location for a no-car excursion given its proximity to the ART Central Ave. bus line, offering a reasonably quick trip to downtown. Nob Hill has some quirky architecture, several bars and the occasional old-timey Route 66 sign. I forgot to look for the spaceship house. Some skeptics have said this is a "motel not a hotel." I have no problem with that. It looks like some travel sites have it as 3 1/2 stars which isn't accurate. The proprietors are likely fans of spots like Chateau Marmont and the Gansevoort but this is not those places. Yes it's a motel, but one with vivid decor, and more importantly, clean rooms with comfortable beds. I liked the rain shower and the refrigerator was in good shape, helpful for stockpiling snacks from the La Montanita Food Co-Op. The speakeasy had far more sense of place than the usual hotel bar. Geography notes: don't believe all the dystopian Reddit warnings about ABQ but keep in mind Nob Hill isn't West Hollywood, at least at night. The convenient and free (!) bus (reviewed separately) may not appeal to everyone but it worked well enough. You can walk about 12 minutes to Lomas and take a bus to the mountains. From a safety perspective, I'd opt for Nob Hill over downtown, but I'm just one more Internet rando.

    Delia S.

    This is the finest, coolest, funnest, most soulful, whimsical hotel West of the Mississippi and is in a very close tie with the Madonna Inn, which is of course, much more sprawling. So, for an Indie-Family-Owned Boutique Hotel, we found it Sooo SO ZAZZY and ZAZZALICIOUS !!! Our room was hip and comfy and safe, the Ice Room was adorable with FREE POPSICLES, there is a secret Speakeasy, a kicking pool and a lovely Vinyl Lounge. The lights at night on the property are twinkling and magical, and the outdoor fun and gamespace is Insta-Perfect. Rock ON! We WILL be BACK!!!

    The night I stayed with the empty parking lot
    Sacha B.

    Review for Zazz Hotel - Albuquerque, NM (Route 66) 1 out of 5 stars Let me start by saying this review is not meant to offend -- it's written from a place of honesty and constructive criticism. I genuinely hope the owners and management take the time to read this and use the feedback to improve the guest experience. First impressions of Zazz are promising -- the exterior layout around the pool is well-designed, and the overall vibe of the place is artistic and creative. The speakeasy bar was a definite highlight for me -- well done there. That said, there are some basic standards that every hotel, no matter how trendy or boutique, needs to meet -- and cleanliness and professionalism are at the top of that list. Check-in Experience: The check-in process took significantly longer than it should have. I had already paid, but there were delays in processing the security deposit. The front desk attendant appeared to be new and had difficulty getting the card reader to work, trying multiple times. I understand new employees need time to adjust -- but they should be trained and supported so guests don't feel like test subjects. A smoother check-in would've set a much better tone. Room Cleanliness: While the room initially looked nice, several cleanliness issues were hard to overlook: * A cup left out with water in it (next to two new ones) * Hair and what looked like mints left in the sink * Towels and even pillows with visible stains * The shower also didn't feel fully cleaned I don't expect luxury everywhere I go -- but cleanliness is non-negotiable, no matter the price point or aesthetics. Even an older property can feel comfortable and welcoming if it's thoroughly cleaned and well-maintained. Room Functionality: Our fridge didn't stay cold, and the temperature control knob was missing, making it impossible to adjust. Because of this, our ice packs thawed before we left -- a minor detail maybe, but frustrating when traveling. Parking Issues: I was charged for parking at check-in, which I accepted. However, at checkout, the staff said they would refund the parking, yet I was charged a second time instead. Since returning home, I've called twice and spoken to two different people (both new employees), and still haven't received a call back from the manager or owner. It's disappointing that no one has followed up to correct the error. Also -- this is just my opinion -- but charging guests for parking at a hotel they're already staying at feels a bit excessive. The lot should prioritize hotel guests. I understand the area isn't under your control, but your parking policy is. Overall Staff & Management: I encountered at least three new employees -- two on the phone and one checking me out. The first front desk person didn't say she was new, but her inexperience showed. If your team is still learning, they need more support and oversight, not less. Final Thoughts: This place has potential -- cool aesthetic, great layout, and the speakeasy was excellent -- but the basics aren't being handled properly. Right now, it feels more like a party project than a professionally run business. Again, I don't write this out of spite. I write it because I want to see this place succeed. Please take these comments seriously -- not personally -- and use them as fuel to improve. A little more attention to training, communication, and cleanliness would go a long way. I truly hope next time I come through Route 66, Zazz will be the kind of place I'm proud to recommend.

    Crystal R.

    Ryan and I had a very fun and pleasant stay at Hotel Zazz. Everyone here so very invested in making the place nice, and is also open to ideas and ways to make the place continue to grow and be such a beaming light for the community. If you want to see more video as well I (not a paid ad) had such a nice experience I decided to share about my experience and made this place part of my who's who wednesdays. Anyways it's so colorful and fun. The bar is unique and we were well taken care of. The cocktails were the way I like them delicious strong and made to perfection! The music was boppin and it was overall a great vibe. The spa was the best one I've ever been to in my life. Incredibly relaxing and the owner of the spa was so sweet kind and helpful in every way. I also think she's very well priced! And you even get a discount when you stay at the hotel! The pool area is so cute it's giving love island vibes in the best way. They really go out of their way to make things special here for you. I also got coffee the next morning here in the bar. When I was here they were just testing this out and the manager of the bar was so cool and I shared some ideas with her and she even took notes! They really love what they do here and it shows. Ps the latte was perfection. I took more video than I did photos but here's a few photos and when it allows me to add video I'll do that too. In the meantime check out my Instagram video on Hotel Zazz! A women owned business continuing to rise - oh and highlighting this is right on Route 66 and I was able to walk to so many places from here and there's a lightrail too if you want to venture out! Highly recommend !

    William L.

    I booked this on the faith of reviews. They held sure. For the money, this place exceeded expectations. Attention to detail. I'm a fan of the arts. This place exudes art from every angle with murals, decor, colorful walls and floors. The room was very clean. The beds were very comfortable with lots of pillows and a big purple "prop up and watch tv" pillow. The curtains allow you to black out the light. The tv station default looped a recording from the owners with some context to the art and direction of the property. There are so many details to create joy. They curate the soap, tea, lotion, and more. Surprises for me included the speakeasy and hydration lounge. The only bit I have is the plumbing - the shower backed up in our room. I realize the plumbing is old - so I'll be graceful. That and the door couldn't close easily. Other than that, I recommend this for families, couples, single travelers, and more.

    Sarah C.

    We really enjoyed our stay at the hotel and I'm really disappointed to have to leave a negative review. My husband, kids and I stayed at this hotel. It's obviously older and it isn't the most clean place but the bedding was clean and it was mostly just old. But we really liked the environment and the staff was just so friendly. Our experience was really great. I checked out of the hotel in the next day we got our full incidental back and we didn't give it much thought until three days later we got a charge for $160 with no explanation as to why. It took me several phone calls to finally get a hold of somebody who would look into it. The best explanation I got was it was due to the condition of the room. This left us confused because the only thing we could think of was there were crackers on the floor from our kids. Outside of just needing to be vacuumed there were no damage smoke or missing items. They couldn't tell me any further and offered very little empathy. They just said to try back later when the manager was in to get more information. Still have not received any email with my receipt as to what I was charged for. Normally, when you receive your incidental, your transaction with that hotel is complete. Why it took them three days to charge me, and with no receipt or explanation - we have no idea. All we know is while we had a great time at this hotel, we will not be back since this is kind of shady behavior.

    Air conditioning system
    Scott v.

    Hotel Zazz should be called a Motel not a hotel. It has seedy written all over it, like rent by the hour seedy. The attached pic is of the dirty moldy air fan / AC in the room, the moment we turned it on we became wheezy... disgusted. I had to ask 3 times to just get 1 toilet roll, and was about to go next door to the gas station to buy one, but the homeless street people made my girl too scared to do so. She was walking by herself out of the hotel and a man in a car tried to shove her in! Definitely not a safe area. No breakfast or restaurant on site. Bathroom sink drain superslow, dirty, no extractor fan, tons of traffic noise, party noise late into the night disturbing sleep. Oh and read the contract carefully - I didn't (my bad) and they never discussed verbally with me that there was a $12/night fee to park and when I brought this up with Sharmin she had the audacity to tell me that her staff had already told her I was a "problem customer" (for asking for toilet roll) and that I was threatening her, by stating the fact that I didn't realize to park included a fee agreement of $12/night. So rude. So ridiculous. Oh and then my girl accidentally left a powerbank plugged in charging on the wall, and they claimed they didn't find it ie they stole it. The pool is super dirty, slimey, gum on furniture, skin felt so gross after but the room showers are also dirty so one couldn't even clean off. Unhomed people stare and gawk in from the street and it's totally gross. There's no breakfast nor tea/coffee and the keurigs in the room haven't been cleaned in, like ever. There's place across the street is ok "Farmacy" for breakfast but it only opens at 8 fyi. Do NOT stay here is my recommendation!

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    Really cute, quiet motel on historic Rte 66. But in our room (139) the a/c didn't work properly.

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    Tap the golden banana in the lobby and have some delicious cocktails made by a bartender who clearly knows their craft!

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    $$$

    Stayed at Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa for three days for a conference. The resort is in Santa…read moreAna Pueblo, which is about 25 minutes outside Albuquerque and another 50 minutes from Santa Fe (though with the conference schedule, I was unable to make it to Santa Fe). The property itself is beautiful and expansive, sits on Tamayame land, and at the outset of the conference a member of the Native American tribe welcomed us and shared about the land and setting. The property has with multiple event spaces, an on-site trail, a large gym, and several pools. It is a fairly large resort (our room was at one end, so it was about a 7-10 minute walk to the main lobby area). Each day began with a large breakfast buffet, and lunch was similarly well done. One of the highlights was being able to sit outside during meals at large tables overlooking the grounds, mountains, trees, and fresh air made for a really peaceful setting. For breakfast, I enjoyed the red/green chilies chilaquiles (New Mexican style breakfast), it was very flavorful and I enjoyed trying but was very spicy/heavy. From a conference and events perspective, the resort is very impressive. There is a large main conference room with a stage, and the room can accommodate over 100 people (at round tables), along with many smaller breakout rooms. Over two evenings, we attended events at different venues on the property, one about a 10-minute walk away (with hotel mini-bus transportation available), and another closer to the main area under a tent. The more distant venue was quite large and set apart, likely used for weddings and larger celebrations. That evening included a buffet dinner, DJ, dancing, and multiple bar setups. The second evening closer to the main hotel was a seated dinner under a tent, with music and performances in a more contained setting. There is also a nice bar and restaurant in the lobby, as well as another more casual restaurant by the pool. Given time constraints, I was not able to fully take advantage of all the amenities (including the spa, horseback riding, and longer trail walks), but I would absolutely recommend this property. It is incredibly scenic, serene, and feels immersed in nature, and I would gladly return.

    Nice hotel. Friendly staff. Beautiful grounds. Overall a peaceful stay…read more Pros: Spacious rooms Nicely lit rooms A lot of rooms seem to have balconies Housekeeping is efficient Responsive thermostat in the room Staff is friendly The grounds are very pedestrian friendly, so it's nice to just walk around + scenic views Internet in the rooms is consistent The ok: Gym is small, but everything you need for a hotel gym Peloton was not working Room service is quick The snag: They say there's a 24 hour menu. I ordered, got the email confirmation, was given to ETA of an hour. Food didn't come, so I went to check and it turns out after 11:00pm, you need to call for room service. Frustrating because it lets you place the order online and does not tell you the 11pm rule.

    Hotel Andaluz Albuquerque, Curio Collection by Hilton - Meeting Room

    Hotel Andaluz Albuquerque, Curio Collection by Hilton

    (134 reviews)

    $$$

    Downtown

    I stopped by Hotel Andaluz Albuquerque for the first time because I had to spend some credits at…read moreHilton from my Hilton AMEX card before this quarter ends and I thought I'd treat myself something to eat here! And...wow..the interior of this hotel was magnificent! I loved the very interesting feel of it. Food for the eyes for sure! The bartender at a lobby greeted me immediately and he was very friendly and helpful with some food and drinks information there. I had a good chat while enjoying my evening snacks for sure! I had a guac + salsa...and I didn't expect it to be anything different..but..wow..the way they dressed the food..it felt worth more than $12 price tag for sure! Sorry, I forgot my phone in my car but...possibly the fanciest dressing of guac and salsa order I had in the longest time! The only minus was you have to find street parking or go valet (but..if you aren't there to stay..its probably not worth paying for the valet). Street parking is also likely harder to find downtown on weekdays. I got super lucky with one last parking spot that opened up across the street on a weekend day evening..so I snagged it and headed into the hotel. I thought this was a good way to check out the hotel for sure! I think if I needed to use up my quarterly credits from my credit card, this was a wonderful way to spend it for sure!

    Char continues to deliver one of Albuquerque's most reliable and satisfying fine-dining…read moreexperiences, especially when you're marking a milestone. On a busy convention night, the dining room was packed, yet the energy felt festive rather than frantic. Thanks to a well-timed reservation, my party settled in comfortably despite the initial blast of aggressive air-conditioning--a smart move after last week's heat, though the growing crowd of happy diners soon brought the room to a more pleasant temperature. Service was excellent from the start. We were warmly greeted by the hostess, a supervisor, and our server, setting a tone of genuine care that never wavered. The pacing was near-perfect: attentive without hovering, with drinks refreshed proactively and plates cleared at just the right moments. To begin, I ordered the green chile beef stew. It arrived promptly, hot and deeply flavorful, with tender beef and that signature New Mexican green chile heat that lingers just enough to wake up the palate. For my birthday libation, the S'mores Old Fashioned was a delightful twist--smoky, sweet, and dangerously smooth. The entrées showed Char's Southwestern strengths. The enchiladas were deeply comforting, while the carne asada arrived perfectly grilled with robust flavor. Both were elevated by the bright, creamy Mexican Street Corn on the side--charred kernels, cotija, and a hint of lime that cut through the richness beautifully. We closed the evening with the new arroz con leche from the updated dessert menu. Warm, cinnamon-kissed rice pudding topped with a generous scoop of cinnamon ice cream proved to be the ideal sweet finale--comforting yet refined, with contrasting temperatures that made every bite exciting. From the thoughtful service to the consistent execution of both classics and new offerings, Char once again proved why it's a go-to spot for special occasions. If you're in Albuquerque and want elevated NM dining, Char meets the need.

    Marriott Albuquerque - Marriott Albuquerque offers stylish accommodations amid the city's shopping and dining district.

    Marriott Albuquerque

    (241 reviews)

    $$

    Uptown

    Booked one night's stay as we like to be near the airport rather than drive 90 mi from up north…read morewhen visiting mom. Property is older but very clean. I really like that parking is included and not an extra charge like some hotels. We were located near a Target and lots of restaurants as well. Our room was located on the 12th floor and it was busy as the last ever Gathering of Nations was taking place at the fairgrounds. The employees whom helped us were very nice and efficient and checked up on us with a phone call once we got settled in our room. As for the room itself, it was perfect for what we needed. We had a great view of the city. The only cons we had was the HVAC system was not working properly. The room was very stuffy and no matter what temp we lowered it to (went all the way down to 60) the A/C did not kick in). The fan was working but not blowing any cold air (the hallway's A/C was working). I reported it to the front desk upon check out. The other item was the shower's knobs were located on the opposite side of the shower head and I had never seen that before. It was very awkward as the glass sliding door does not open on the side with the shower head. I felt that it was unsafe as you turn on the water but cannot feel the temp of the water cause it is on the other side. Overall, stay was good and it was pretty quiet other than hearing a couple of guests out in the hallway. I would stay here again if in the area.

    Very cool and nice 17 story newer hotel in the near Albuquerque downtown with full bar and a small…read morerestaurant and indoor pool. They gave us free WiFi and two water bottles but no microwave oven in the room and no mini refrigerator. What sets this place apart from every other hotel is that they have quiet rooms with concrete floors and thick walls. You don't hear much of anything. The AC controls are very functional and WiFi connection is flawless. The staffs treated us nicely since we are Bonvoy Gold Member. Pretty decent hotel IMO!

    Hampton Inn & Suites Albuquerque North/I-25 - Guest room

    Hampton Inn & Suites Albuquerque North/I-25

    (54 reviews)

    $$

    Business Parkway/Academy Acres

    We had a pleasant overnight stay at this Hampton Inn. The hotel was clean and welcoming. Our 4th…read morefloor room was spacious and comfortable with a microwave and mini fridge. We brought our 2 little puppies with us and even they were comfortable here. Although it was close to the highway, we didn't hear the noise. Breakfast is your usual hotel offering. All the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. The elevators worked well while we were there. There are restaurants nearby including PF Chang's, which is just a skip and a hop away. If there is one thing that is a negative about this hotel, there is no grassy area around for the pets. It's all rocks. Other than that, we would not mind staying here again if we are ever in the area.

    We stayed at this hotel to attend a family reunion. We traveled 8+ hours to get there. Our room,…read morewhile clean, was very old. Definitely in need of an update for the price we paid but that wasn't the issue. The air conditioning did not work in our room. We alerted the night clerk after going in our room and she told us there were no other rooms available and that maintenance would look at it the next morning. That's it. We asked if there was a fan we could borrow. Nope. We had to go out and buy our own fan to help circulate the air in our room. The next morning we had a knock on our door at 8am. It was maintenance wanting to fix the AC my sister was in the shower so I told him he would have to wait about 30 minutes and we'd be done. We left for our event and returned around 3:30pm. AC was still not working. We contacted the front desk and asked for management, no manager on site but the front desk would send them a message. Crickets. About an hour later I contacted Hilton corporate and surprisingly we had a manager at our door about 15 minutes later. She affirmed that the AC was not working and that she'd been told it was fixed. She called maintenance while in our room and he walked her thru a few things. The unit did finally cycle on and blew cold air for about 3-4 hours. When we returned from dinner it wasn't working again. We called the front desk and requested another room because we had been told earlier that would be an option the second night. But nope. No other rooms so we had to sleep in the heat again. We were told the next morning when checking out that we would be refunded for those 2 nights but we would have to go through Corporate get it. So we paid for our rooms. Once home, I contacted corporate for our refund and I received an email from the general manager of the hotel in Albuquerque telling me he did not believe us and that no refund would be given. I contacted Hilton corporate again and all they did was reimburse me for ONE night and give me 10k points. Really??? Don't stay at this hotel! Terrible customer service and not worth the price anyway. Furthermore Hilton corporate should have stood behind their customer!

    Hotel Zazz - hotels - Updated September 2026

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