So many cute shops, outdoor patio restaurants, hair salons, murals, all wrapped up in art deco…read morebuildings ! Def drive thru or walk thru Nob Hill. Very enjoyable area

Keep Albuquerque Quirky! This is a weird arts district for ABQ. This is where the free thinkers,…read morethe forward looking populace expresses their local flavor, their nuances of culture that makes ABQ unique. There's all kinds of great murals, public works of art, and awesome shops to check out up in here. It's right down the way on Route 66 from University of New Mexico, so it's a younger, hip crowd that goes here for local grub, shopping, and events. You're sure to find all kinds of old Route 66 memorabilia, or stuff made by local artisans. It's all small local businesses, there are no chains around here as far as I know. You're sure to find some cool foreign grub, a nice tattoo parlor, or a kitschy gift shop that focuses on Abq pride. Parking can be challenging- keep an eye out for private lots or the back streets off of Central Ave.

Best park in shuttle service in the country. The booth personnel are courteous . The drivers are…read more have exceptional customer service.

Very Great place to keep your car and reasonably priced!! And if you're running late then help out…read morea lot!!

Had some stuff sprayed on my car. Contacted them and they paid to have it taken care of.read more

I have been parking here almost weekly for more than a year. The last time I parked there, ALL of…read morethe gasoline from my car was stolen. I filed a written complaint with the management and received no response. They have lost a good customer and I highly recommend you find somewhere else to park your car at ABQ.

We have used FastPark twice. We reserved spaces online and signed up for their rewards program too!…read moreA reservation guarantees you a space (though I noted they may do valet parking at peak times -- looking at you, Balloon Fest). You are directed to a specific row. Once you have gotten your luggage out and secured things out of sight, a small bus appears behind you. The driver will help you with your luggage and then drive you to the terminal (which is very close by) and drop you off (don't forget to tip your friendly driver). As far as the return, we have never waited more than a few minutes for the FastPark bus to appear outside the terminal. The driver will take you right to your space. So easy and fast. And the price is great! Every space is covered (but not enclosed so New Mexico dust will still find a way onto your car if you are parked there for a while). The rewards program is good. We've almost got enough points for three consecutive days of parking. I just finished making a reservation for a fall trip. It is a super simple process.

See my previous review. They used to be reliable and fast but the last two times, I waited at least…read more20 minutes after getting to the curb. I watched tons of the other locations, including the airports own, come and go many times over.

With only one day in ABQ, I knew the top thing I needed to see was Old Town!! Even after asking a…read morefew locals what they would do in the city, they all mentioned this area. Old Town oozes charm and culture. You can visit a historic chapel, roam the many cute shops or grab something to eat at one of the restaurants. There's a lot of really interesting Native American keepsakes and art to check out as well. You also never know what could be going on here - I happened to stumble into a quincenera and visited around Day of the Dead, so there was some really neat decor all around. If there's anything you must do in this city, it's Old Town!!

When we landed it was at night and we immediately drove to Roswell so we made it a point to come…read moreback to Albuquerque and explore a bit. My friend had a bunch of Native American shops bookmarked and they were all in this general area so we came to do multiple things at the same time. The shops here are closer to the reservation with lots of Native American artists so it is much more affordable than the same thing in Santa Fe. It is a bit touristy but we are tourists so we enjoyed it. Many shops had unique items that were hard to find and even though it was mainly for show I loved seeing the dried chili everywhere. The area has legit history and age and it was great being able to see and do so much without moving our car. Parking was easy and from the town square you can get to many different shops, restaurants, and attractions. The church was a nice fast stop, but I liked the exterior more than the interior. The vibe and architecture are perfect American Southwest and we enjoyed our time here. There was also a Pokemon card shop I grabbed some cards for the kids from!

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.

I'm no stranger to small airport travel and the perks that come with leaving or arriving at one as…read moremy final destination. My home airport in Greensboro is the little airport that could, where it's possible to arrive 30 minutes before your flight, get through security, and to your gate before they shut you out pretty much any day... but I gotta be honest, ABQ's "Sunport" probably has it beat. All the prior things being true, at least as far as I can tell, you can get to the airport without much worry of a long security line or wait at any juncture. I was easily through in under 10 minutes. After passing through security, you'll find yourself in a food court with about five options to get something in your before your trip. Also in this area is a plethora of comfy seating to lounge or even nap in, clean restrooms, table space with plenty of charging points, and nice wide walkways headed wherever you are. Probably the most impressive thing, is just how comfortable all the seating is. Even the chairs outside the gate are wide and comfortable. This airport wins on comfort above any other one that I have ever visited.

The downtown station is nice and clean little challenging finding the platform as there is…read moreconstruction and the signage does not clearly give directions. Wish there was place to get coffee while waiting.

The downtown train station is a bit sketchy. I know they're going through some construction right…read morenow, but it was not well lit and there were a number of homeless people hanging around.

Not much to report or review. Its a parking Lot. Its in the middle of downtown. They have…read moreawesome prices by the day, week or month. The lot is close to the theater as well as Silver Market and lots of restaurants in the downtown area. $2.00 for 12 hours is not a bad deal iin the downtown area.

A stop to use the washroom facilities. Very crowded with customers. The inside was organized and…read moreclean. The washrooms were also tidy and nice. A good sized store to find your needs before hitting the road. WiFi available.

I buy my bananas from here all the time, and while I'm there I grab subway…read more Loves is huge and all the amenities like the subway shop is open 24/7. Lately green bananas at grocery stores has been a chronic problem. But I can always count on loves to have ripe ready to eat bananas available. The guys who make the sandwiches there also hook up the toppings really well. There's also a little market where you can get most of your essential items in a pinch. One of the very few 24/7 places worth going to in Albuquerque

This is the best place to teach a kid to ride a bike on the weekends. There is narry a car either…read moreparked here or that drives through. The lot is very level with minimum cracks. You'll have plenty of room to run along and get 'em started and they can roll for hundreds of yards before they need to turn or break so they can get up a lot of confidence. Obviously there is a slight risk with kids learning to ride, but this lot seems to be a great empty and private training ground. We saw one car drive through in about two hours, the driver was more scared than we were for sure.