Driving up to the resort, it truly feels like you're entering a private, exclusive getaway, tucked…read moreaway from everything. Beautiful, classic New Mexican architecture surrounded by desert and mountain views. The grounds are beautiful with options for biking (included), tennis/pickleball, walks, horseback riding, and golf. Located about 30 minutes north of Albuquerque and 45 minutes south of Santa Fe, made it easy to spend time in either. We were able to check in early, which was so nice after an early travel morning. Our room was large and included the classic hotel amenities, including waters. We were staying slightly during the off season, so two pools were open, which was fine as it wasn't that busy and it didn't get hot until about noon. Due to the location of the resort, it is easiest to eat at the property and there are a couple of options available: The Corn Maiden - nicer dining experience, Santa Ana Cafe - casual sit-down, Rio Grande Lounge - bar and bites, and Plaza - pool cafe. During our visit the Plaza pool restaurant was only open on Saturday. We tried in-room dining for breakfast one morning, as we were up early, the eggs had little to no flavor, and a couple of our items were forgotten/late. Not a huge deal as we understood they were training a lot of staff during the time of our stay. Overall, the food throughout all the dining options was just okay, and if there were more dining options close by, I would probably go there. The restaurants all tasted the same and there didn't seem to be much variety. It would be nice if at least one of the dining options was a different kind of cuisine to bring some variety. Overall, we enjoyed our stay, the staff was so friendly and helpful. There are plenty of activities to do at the resort and we loved that they had nightly s'mores. The room was great, but food could be better.

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.

I can't believe it but after 3 hrs of waiting for either uber or Lyft I called this place and they…read morehad a driver over within 20 minutes. Completely professional driver and a nice ride to boot. I would highly recommend them AAA+++

As with ALL KOA's no Wi-Fi, miles from anything. Don't go near the dumpsters trash everywhere.read more

Saddens me to have to give this KOA 1 star. We have stayed here multiple times in the past and have…read morealways been treated as a guest, not an interruption or a person forcing you to do some work. Seems like new management has taken over and they most definitely do not have the same customer service philosophy. Started off with a permanent resident coming over to talk with a worker next to our spot and sitting down in our camping chair at our table. Then decided to stay and try to carry on a conversation that was more of an interrogation. Pool wasn't open when we arrived and was told it was because the pool was so busy over the holiday. (more than a week ago). Finally opened it around 3pm. Next day pool is supposed to open at 9 and is still not open by 10. Sounded like he didn't want to clean it when called on the radio to ask why it wasn't open. Seems like they really want you to follow their rules, and are constantly observing your actions to make sure you are compliant. Even though they themselves are not following the same rules. Sadly we will not be staying here again or recommending this spot as we have in the past. Not a relaxing place any longer.

I was heading out of town to visit family in LA, and I wanted something nicer than an uber. I…read moredecided to see if Albuquerque had private chauffeur services like I used to enjoy in LA. I initially searched on Google and found this company. I gave them a try, the owner whose name I believe was Marcos, was very kind and patient and explained how the prices worked and what kind of cars they had and the whole process. The day I got picked up, the car showed up 10 minutes early, the driver helped me with luggage, asked me if I wanted any music or keep it quiet. Honestly the chauffeur was first class all the way. It honestly really made the start of the trip that much more enjoyable.

just need a ride from pt a to pt b cant navigate site , not user friendly…read more very frusteratin i just need a cab ride and i cant find one and this app is making me type more words to post this so there they we go. thank you for listening to me rant.

THE BEST OF THE BEST- Finer than Fine- FINESET; Unbelievable service for 6 days. Immaculate Stretch…read moreLimo for my family & fantastic blacks for my working days. We were here for an event and the Owner, Demitrio, took personal care of my family while his fine drivers accommodated my tri-citi tarvels. I have traveled the world & this was amongst my finest. Hats Off. Keep it up.

For any of you who need a dependable and safe ride I would highly recommend Elegance. Joe Garza…read morewas our driver and he was super. When we arrived at the airport at Albuquerque he met us at the bottom of the escalator with a sign with our name dressed in a very smart black suit. Retrieved our bags and had us wait for him to go and get the car. Then we gave us very cold water which we really needed. I was very impressed with the service we received and we will use them again. Yes, it is pricey but worth every dime. Our flight was late and if we had used the bus or other transportation we would have been in trouble. Joe followed our flight and knew we left Los Angeles late and made sure he was waiting for us. Thanks Joe.

I was so happyb findhis company. They picked me up and dropped me off exactly on time. My driver,,…read moreIsaaac, was a great driver. He was polite and friendly. I would recommend this company to anyone. And Isaac is a definite asset to this company.

Shuttle van driver is nice and a quick driver. This shuttle van service can currently take you from…read moreAlbuquerque to Farmington, 8-12pm. Then back from Farmington to Albuquerque, 1pm-4pm. With one stop, halfway through, at the Apache Nugget Casino. Soon, they'll be offering shuttle van trips from Albuquerque to Sante Fe, so keep an eye out for that. One thing to mention, is that when you are arriving or departing from the Albuquerque area, pickup is near the Amtrak station, there is a sign near the road with the phone number. You can purchase tickets on the website, over the phone, and with the driver (bring cash). Currently the prices are $55 one-way. Another thing to keep in mind, is that the area in Albuquerque is a bit shady. There are a lot of homeless people near the bus station, and drug dealers. You can wait inside the Amtrak station, or Alvarado Station nearby. Also, the Amtrak station has clean restrooms, a small cafe, and free WiFi.

About a year ago I was travelling through Albuquerque and I saw the brochure for the Breaking Bad…read moretour and I hoped it would be ongoing so on my next trip I could go on it. Luckily they still do it and let me tell you, it was absolutely worth the wait!! If you are a fan of the show or even if you don't know much about it, it is one of the coolest tours you will ever experience. It will make you appreciate the show even more. Frank and Dylan were the best tour guides taking us to ALL of the key sites where the show was filmed

wonderful tour guides who are super friendly and knowledgeable!! I loved all their fun facts and…read morethe interactive qualities were an awesome touch! I was in the seats in the back so my view was not great due to the window slants and I think they could use some better sound equipment as I couldnt always hear the videos or even from the microphone they used. I would still highly recommend this tour but maybe try and get there earlier so you can get the up front seats!

We are from out of town so had no idea what to expect. Ubered here from ABQ to go to Santa Fe. Easy…read morefor the Uber to find and drop us off. Clean area, felt safe. Train was timely. Great way to travel.

This is my favorite of all the Rail Runner stations. It's a little further outside of Albuquerque…read morebut parking is easy and they will pick you up if you want to go to Sandia in the casino shuttle. The cars tend to be safe if left over the weekend thanks to the tribal police and there are security cameras. It's also picturesque for your wait! They have benches in the shade while you wait for the train and it's never too busy. It's close to El Pinto and also Sandia Lakes for fishing!