The location is perfect, close (but not too close) to the freeway, UNM, ABQ Uptown and downtown…read more The furniture is comfortable, your neighbors are quiet and friendly. The manager is quick to respond to issues and the place is super pet friendly. If you are moving to Albuquerque from out of town I can't think of a better set up! (I can't give 5 stars because it is on a major street so you can hear cars zooming by.)

I kno it was over a year ago when I stayed at Roxbury South (on Lead), but I really hav to tell…read moreeveryone what a great experience it was from beginning to end. It was a difficult time and I was alone, but she was accomodating to the changes I needed to make in the schedule. There was fair dealing all around! I would recommend the Roxbury for any amount of time!

Affordable and Comfortable Stay Near Old Town Albuquerque - With a Few Caveats…read more We stayed at Sandia Peak Inn - Old Town ABQ (a Howard Johnson by Wyndham), and I'll start by saying this: the price was definitely right. While it's not a luxury hotel, we more than got our money's worth, and I'll give an honest, balanced review. One of the main reasons we chose this property was the availability of EV charging. They offer both a J1772 and a Tesla destination charger, with a $10 nightly fee to use them. That was a great convenience and worked without issue. We booked the accessible oversized king room, which was very spacious, nicely decorated, and included a comfortable bed. We thought it had a sofa but found a day bed instead. The room also featured a small work table and a nice easy chair--well equipped for a short stay. The parking lot is tight, with narrow spaces and limited room, but our reserved EV charging spot helped avoid problems. Breakfast was modest but acceptable. There was a waffle maker, juice machine, coffee, peanut butter (the only visible protein), various breads, jams, and some overripe bananas. Vegetarian-friendly, but not very filling. One downside we experienced was related to smoking. Although our room was non-smoking, the moment I stepped outside in the morning, someone was smoking nearby. While I don't know how frequent this is, it would be preferable if the property were entirely smoke-free, especially near room entrances. The neighborhood felt like classic Old Town Albuquerque. I didn't feel unsafe, but I wouldn't recommend walking the area late at night. The exterior of the property has been nicely styled with Southwestern décor, which adds charm despite the budget-conscious operations. In short: everything wasn't perfect, but it all worked--and for the price, we walked away satisfied.

Corporate greed: Booked the hotel during graduation weekend…read more The rate wasn't inflated at the time. Received confirmation of the booking. Two days before the day of my reservation I received an email saying my reservation was canceled. Good thing I checked my email. I promptly called the hotel and the person that answered didn't apologize, nor did they ask for my confirmation information to rebook me. They canceled my reservation so they could up charge someone else my room. Since this was two days before all other hotels were booked out and I had to reserve a hotel in Santa Fe instead. I will be posting this experience on every review site.

I was in cedar crest visiting my dad and he booked my room at Elaine's B&B. This place is FABULOUS…read more It is cozy and peaceful. The views and building are gorgeous, you feel like you're in a private oasis. Also, there are dozens of games and hundreds of books available to play or read. Elaine is lovely and super sweet. She makes delicious breakfasts (served at 8:30am, just let her know if you want breakfast the next day). She is always friendly and makes sure that the freshest fruit and coffee and tea are available. It's easy to get into Albuquerque on the I-40 but it is much nicer to stay in this picturesque, calm village. I highly recommend Elaine's B&b and will definitely stay here my next visit!

Elaine's is amazing! It is located atop Cedar Crest outside of Albuquerque, NM. The log home is…read moredecorated with beautiful antiques is beyond cozy! The sitting room has a huge natural stone fireplace and several leather sofas and armchairs. My only regret is not staying long enough!

Sarabande has become our home away from home. Beautifully designed, clean and thoughtfully…read morecomfortable (the beds, the cookies, the early morning coffee) we come back again and again. Our thanks to Amy for her help and anticipation of any problems, and to Jon for those amazing breakfasts. We are grateful after every visit for their help and attention. Judith P and Ken F

We had a wonderful time. Our room was great and we discovered chocolate chip cookies waiting for us…read moreon arrival. Both Amy and John were great hosts and he was an exceptional cook. They were a highlight of our stay. The grandkids loved the pool.

Rate this place 9.5 out of 10 stars. Steps away from old Town Albuquerque with easy freeway access…read moreand a few minutes from the airport, this casita is well kept and nicely stocked with/amenities like coffee, bottled water, bathroom essentials and a comfy bed. HVAC works great & washer/dryer with all supplies was perfect. The shower is on the small side, but plenty of hot water & decent water pressure. Agatha (Aggie) the dog is a sweetheart and the manager checked in via text to make sure all was good. Also onsite parking was great

La Perla is truly a home away from home. It's cozy and the owners are very helpful and friendly. I…read moreloved that I could walk to Old Town in two minutes. The Museum of Art and History and a big park are also extremely close. There is so much to do and see very close to La Perla. When you just want to relax, the patio is lovely and well taken care of. I highly recommend La Perla for your ABQ visit.

We went to the Sleepy Lobo Inn for a long weekend and had an Amazing time. The entire house was…read moredecorated beautifully! The downstairs living areas along with a nice back yard patio were great spaces to relax and unwind. Our hosts Margie and Gene were incredible! Can't give them enough praise! They know everything about the city and surrounding areas, food, beverages, hiking, sightseeing and local events. We stayed in the Twilight Slumber room and loved it! Very quiet, clean, and comfortable room. We enjoyed the amazing breakfast's before starting our daily adventures. Location is great, just across the street from UNM and Nob Hill. You can walk to breweries and Great Food! Outstanding B&B, we highly recommend the Sleepy Lobo Inn for anybody visiting Albuquerque! We will definitely be back!

From the owner: The Sleepy Lobo Inn is a 1920s home in the heart of Albuquerque's University District and Nob Hill…read more With a rich history, the B&B was once home to the famous UNM Coach Johnson and his new bride. The home is notable for serving as a local car body shop and a Dentist’s office, a UNM Sorority house and the Coronado Club, a photography studio, and is now a full-service Bed & Breakfast. All rooms offer ample amenities to make your stay comfortable and relaxing with antique furniture, luxurious bed linens, spa robes, complimentary Wi-fi, smart TVs, and premium bath products. All guests enjoy a gourmet hot breakfast, afternoon tea with homemade baked goods, and an evening nightcap. Whether you’re up for a snack or a full meal, the area offers options from pub fare to fine dining. Guests are a short walk from gourmet restaurants, breweries, wine bars, and coffeeshops. After a satisfying meal, explore the quaint shops in Nob Hill, Old Town, and Downtown. For the adventurous, check out the Petroglyphs, hit the Sandia Mountain trails, ride the Rail Runner to Santa Fe, or explore the many historical sights just a short drive away from the city. In the evening, ride the Tram to the top of Sandia Peak and take in the amazing views of the city. Need ideas? The knowledgeable Innkeepers can provide dining, sightseeing, and hiking suggestions along with tailored itineraries for the casual strollers, history buffs, or adventure seekers.

Madrid Casita is a private lodging for daily/weekly rental in the historic mining town of Madrid,…read moreNew Mexico--just 20 minutes from Santa Fe on the historic Turquoise Trail. The casita is located behind the owner's artist studio and home. It is a very small home equipped with a queen-size bed, a full-sized futon, roomy closet, full kitchenette including: coffeemaker, toaster oven, stove, utensils, refrigerator/freezer, blender, complementary coffee and tea, air conditioning, a space heater, a private outdoor deck with an amazing mountain view, and private parking. The fridge is stocked with bottles of water, a couple of sodas and two beers and if consumed you pay a reasonable price unlike what hotels try to charge you for that stuff. A bottle of water was a dollar and it was $3 for a beer. My boyfriend and I stayed at the Casita for 2 nights. It was super romantic and peaceful. We spent the evenings stargazing on a little deck next to the roof and one night we heard the coyotes singing. The bed was comfortable. The casita was quiet. It is really nice to stay somewhere that you don't have the housekeeper knocking at your door at 8 in the morning and you don't have to listen to the people in the next room doing who knows what. It was also very affordable, $95.00 a night including tax. Now for what I would call the weak points. 1. The water pressure isn't so great but you are out in the desert so what do you expect. 2. The driveway is unpaved and a bit sketchy unless navigated with care, mostly while exiting the casita. 3. This is my least favorite thing about the casita. You can't flush your toilet paper and have to put it in a trashcan next to the toilet. I kept forgetting and having to fish it out and the sink was not in the bathroom so that part was a bit gross and kind of a pain. Despite the three weak points mentioned above. The casita was way better than staying at any lame motel in Santa Fe or Albuquerque. The town of Madrid is amazing and a walk to town is only 1/2 mile. You are also close to hiking, horseback riding, and/or a massage.You can also visit owner Mike Wright's artist studio and sculpture garden. I would definitely recommend this place to my friends and family.

Super nothing! The wallpaper is peeling, looks dirty, toilet water running, smells bad, they should…read morerefund everyone's money. Looking for bedbugs before night fall. Would not tell anyone to stay in this place! Place is too run down to rent out rooms. When we first got here women were mopping the floor by the elevator making it slippery and dangerous.

Absolutely awful. Booked it through Booking.com and I hope they'll give a refund. This property…read morehasn't been cleaned in months. Elevator and floors filthy. Room totally unacceptable. Had not been vacuumed and toilet wouldn't stop running. No water glasses, no ice bucket. I was afraid to walk barefoot on the floor. Don't stay here!

A quiet and pleasant place to stay, this is a quaint little bed and breakfast, with a literal name:…read morethey are like cute little houses and there are only two of them. Judy the owner is very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was delicious, especially the perfectly fluffy muffins and fresh juice. The beds were comfortable and everything was clean. The location was convenient and had everything we needed. Do call ahead for reservations! This place has a loyal following and fills up with local events and bird watching season. Use the directions on their website to find it ( http://www.doscasitasensocorro.com ) --google maps and apple maps will take you to the wrong place.

A friend and I stayed overnight at Dos Casitas when we came to the area for a birding visit to the…read moreBosque del Apache. Dos Casitas is charming and comfortable, with a great bed (always a priority for me) and lots of sweet extras, like little jars of owner Judy Kurtz's homemade apricot jam for us to take home. She brought us a coffee and light breakfast tray in the evening so we could have something in our stomachs when we left for the bosque at 6:15 a.m., and then made us a real breakfast when we returned a few hours later. Breakfast with other guests and Judy's expertise on the area were a lively addition. It's so wonderful to have these human encounters when traveling, as opposed to the sterility of a hotel! Thanks, Judy, we'll be back!