Hotels near The University of New Mexico in Albuquerque

The hotel is large and the rooms are large. The facilities are also complete. Our room is also relatively spacious. The hotel is not very convenient, there is no elevator, the residents on the second floor need to carry their own luggage. The breakfast was great and the dining environment was good. Although it was always provided by the old beauty, it tasted good and there were many types.

The grounds and ****** were very nice. However, the music in the ****** was just a bit too loud. Heard someone else complain about that too. The hotel room was quiet, spotless, and absolutely beautiful. Nice touches all around.

I live in Albuquerque and lead a pretty hectic life working for 3 different delivery services. Whenever I need a break, I check into the Red Roof for a few days. It is always clean, quiet and luxurious for an excellent rate. The entire staff is friendly and on point. ”Ask and you shall receive” could be their official motto! Great amenities and centrally located. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this is definitely the best stay in town

I arrived at the Double Tree late in the afternoon after a long day of exploring. The check in process was pleasant and straightforward. I quickly noticed how clean and well maintained the property was which is always a good thing. I was given a room on one of the upper floors. When I entered my room I was met with a fresh smelling clean room. The bed was maid up well and the bathroom was also well kept. I thoroughly enjoyed the view from my window that overlooked the city. On a scale from 1 to 10, the bed was about a 6. It was a little on the firm side but otherwise still relatively comfortable. The hotel was situated downtown. There was a huge parking lot behind a gated arm at the property. Please expect to pay for parking as downtown parking can be scarce. I had to circle the lot a few times in order to find an empty space. Be advised they do have an overflow lot down the street. The hotel is right above the convention center so it stays pretty busy. There were also many places to eat nearby such as the 505 Central food hall which featured many different dining options. I’d recommend it if you’re with a group of people that have diverse food palettes. Overall I’d stay here again. I rate this property a 3 because it was just what I expected. There was nothing exceptional about it, but it wasn’t bad at all.

Located in Albuquerque, Hampton Inn & Suites Albuquerque North/I-25 is in the business district, within a 10-minute drive of Balloon Fiesta Park and Albuquerque Convention Center. This hotel is 4.5 mi (7.2 km) from ABQ Uptown and 5.8 mi (9.3 km) from Sandia Casino.Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an indoor pool and a fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.A complimentary on-the-go breakfast is served on weekdays.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in Albuquerque? This hotel has 1092 square feet (101 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 79 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include complimentary weekday newspapers and microwaves, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Arrived and was not acknowledged for being explorist , neither was given my bottles of water , checked into room about 5 mins in my daughter almost steps on a quarter size piece of broken glass, then later on at night was showering and my 2 year old son says ouch and actually does step on a small piece of glass in the shower , told staff after that happened was told manager would contact and nothing ,

We booked a King suite for 2 adults and 1 child and were put in the “Tower” area Rm#391 of the Hotel. The parking lot for this area sits behind a vacant commercial building that has some sketchy looking people hanging around, Drugs? ************? Homeless? were our first thoughts, the chain link fence that divides the properties is leaning over in spots giving the appearance that it has been climbed over several times and there appeared to be several vagrants in the area on the streets. We booked here for the use of the hottub which was not working and was told that the jets quit working the night before, which I have my doubts as this property is in desperate need of attention from the maintenance department. The outdoor lock of the tower building that you need your key card to enter is damaged and loosly hanging on the wall and the key card would not open it. Upon not being able to enter and reporting to the front desk they were already aware and said that it can be very temperamental. So we had to enter through the lobby and walk through “the maze” to get to our room. The walls throughout the property have several areas that need attention to cover the damaged paint that lend to the appearance of an old, tired, run down hotel. The sheets on the bed appeared clean. But the room itself needs attention. The bathroom ceiling was badly water damaged with pieces hanging down that was covered up with paint and deep scratches on the wall above the toilet. The corners of the floor in the bathroom need attention as they are collecting dirt and debris. The carpet in the bedroom is very old, loose and rippled creating a tripping hazard. The window sheers had two large vertical tears and several burn holes. The wall paper is separating in several areas and peeling away from the wall most notably in the upper corner of the bedroom. There were no visible outlets or charging stations near the bed. While searching for an outlet for my husband’s bi-pap machine we accidentally pulled the the very heavy oversized headboard off the wall thinking it would move with the bed. The headboard was only attached with two small screws that were easily pulled out of the wall. We immediately called the front desk to alert them of the accident. (Apparantly we’re not getting back the $100 deposit) The kitchenette area of the suite has very worn out cabinets, the vinyl flooring sounded and felt sticky when walking on it. There was a table in the suite but no chairs to sit at. There was no bedding or pillows in the closet for the sofa bed (we fell asleep and our 17yo daughter didn’t realize she could open the sofa bed even though she was told; but a pillow and bedding in the closet would have helped. Overall very dissapointed with the 1 night accomodations at the “Resort” rate of $463 +$100 deposit. This property appears to be an old Holiday Inn Suites that had some new paint slapped on it and they called it good. Would not recommend this property and will NEVER stay here a

Not such a great location however all employees were very nice and went out of there way to make you happy.

This was my 2nd stay within a month at a Drury hotel(Albuquerque and Las Cruces NM), and is the best I've experienced with a supportive but soft bed(what I would call Medium Firm) and soft, airy pillows, which is #1 for me when I travel. The rooms are always clean and no smoke smells anywhere. The only thing I would like to see change is replace those 50-year old design noisy in-room air conditioners with a modern mini split unit with real air filtration. In a post-covid world, the future is hotels that are clean and bio-safe.

the cleaning lady knocked at my door TWICE before the check out time of noon, once at ca. 09:30 and another at ca. 1130. I complained to the receptionist, who had the cheek to ask me if I had put the do not disturb sign on. The lack of courtesy at this hotel is stunning. Next time (not with me though), try knocking at everybody's door every hour. This is NOT a welcoming place and should not be patronized.