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1. Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town

Sawmill Area

Marcela

$184 nightly

Sep 2 - Sep 3

Total with taxes and fees

2. La Fonda on the Plaza

Downtown Santa Fe

John N

$267 nightly

Sep 1 - Sep 2

Total with taxes and fees

3. Best Western Plus Rio Grande Inn

West Old Town

todd

$115 nightly

Sep 3 - Sep 4

Total with taxes and fees

Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non Smoking | Desk, iron/ironing board, cribs (free), rollaway beds (surcharge)

4. Econo Lodge Albuquerque Old Town

West Old Town

Connie

$67 nightly

Sep 2 - Sep 3

Total with taxes and fees

5. Hotel St Francis

Downtown Santa Fe

Denzel

$179 nightly

Sep 2 - Sep 3

Total with taxes and fees

Standard Room, 1 Bedroom, Fireplace | Living room | Flat-screen TV, fireplace

6. Las Palomas

Downtown Santa Fe

Elisa

$207 nightly

Sep 1 - Sep 2

Total with taxes and fees

7. Hotel Andaluz Albuquerque, Curio Collection by Hilton

Downtown Albuquerque

Alesia

$164 nightly

Sep 7 - Sep 8

Total with taxes and fees

8. Sandia Peak Inn Old Town ABQ, a Howard Johnson by Wyndham

Westside

Kathleen

$71 nightly

Sep 3 - Sep 4

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Top New Mexico Hotel Reviews

The Querque Hotel

8/10 Good

"The hotel is excellent, their breakfast is sub par with no proteins, no eggs, sausage, bacon, just waffle maker, pre made pancakes, and bagels"

Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel had trollies to assist with moving items into the hotel. The handicap door assist did not work but that would be helpful. I stayed on the 3rd floor near the roof with a balcony. I had a courtyard view and mountain view. The fridge was too small for my needs as I had groceries to keep but they assisted with a dorm fridge. The bed was lovely, comfy. I would have preferred a deep tub over the shower. Waking up to the sunrise and windows was great. Good coffee in room. The pool was lovely. The hot tub was warm but crowded. I would like a more spacious hot tub at hotels for adults. The pool was a little cold. The view from 5L was beautiful. I wish I had got brunch there. The mountains were so pretty. One of the top views in the city. The grounds were great. I loved the water features. I loved the covered trellis, terrace, pergola, brick. The lobby was well decorated. The hotel is in a good location. I felt safe on the property. I stayed 2 nights. I would return. I would visit another heritage hotel. The chain hotels are bland, unkept, and disappointing in comparison. This hotel had character and southwest charm. When you visit NM you want to feel like you are in NM not any hotel in the country. The clientele was nice. The staff was helpful. The only thing is in winter I would want an indoor hot tub and heated pool. I would also add more southwest plants, grasses, and flowers. It is a real challenge to grow plants in the unforgiving scorching heat though."

Isleta Resort and Casino

8/10 Good

"You can not use the trollies to unload your vehicle. You must use vallet service or hand carry your items. My room was not ready to check in around noon. I was due to check out of my prior hotel and could not check into Isletta They did assist me with stowing my cold groceries in a cooler since my good was not ready. I spent the day at Old Town shopping and visited the neon signs at the welcome center. I did not check in until 9pm. I requested a late check out at 12:30pm since one of the primary reasons I booked the room was for the pool and hot tub which I hadn't got a chance to use. I went to breakfast at the cafe in the morning and got a generous portion. They could have browned the hash browns more but they were still good. The waitress was good to me. I went the room and got my swim suit on. The pool had an attendant that required my name to enter the pool in addition to my room key. They provided a towel. The pool was great with indoor and outdoor features and a waterfall. The pool was not too cold in August. The sun chairs were nice. The hot tub was excellent, plenty hot. Relaxing. There were like 3 other guests in the pool area so not crowded. I went to my room and showered and got dressed. About noon the house keeper knocked on my door angery that I was still there. I had the do not disturb light on but it was ignored. I wasn't even dresssed yet. I cracked the door and told him I had been approved for a late check out. He seemed really annoyed, said no one told him."

Nativo Lodge Hotel Albuquerque

10/10 Excellent

"We had a great stay. One of the only places where they provide free coffee, snacks and bottles of water. We needed an extra blanket. All we had to do a send a text and it was at our room in less than 10 minutes. Loved having a balcony. We couldn’t use the pool due to bad weather. We would definitely stay again if we’re in the area."

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Our top choices for New Mexico historic hotels

1. Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town

2. La Fonda on the Plaza

3. Best Western Plus Rio Grande Inn

4. Econo Lodge Albuquerque Old Town

5. Hotel St Francis

6. Las Palomas

7. Hotel Andaluz Albuquerque, Curio Collection by Hilton

8. Sandia Peak Inn Old Town ABQ, a Howard Johnson by Wyndham

9. Piñon Court By La Fonda

10. Sagebrush Inn & Suites

Top New Mexico Hotel Reviews

The Querque Hotel

Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town

The Sage Hotel

Isleta Resort and Casino

Nativo Lodge Hotel Albuquerque

Sonesta ES Suites Albuquerque

Santa Ana Star Casino Hotel

El Sendero Inn, an Ascend Collection Hotel

La Fonda on the Plaza

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Historic Hotels in New Mexico from $77

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Treat yourself

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Top Cities in New Mexico

Albuquerque

Check availability on New Mexico Historic Hotels

Our top choices for New Mexico historic hotels

1. Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town

2. La Fonda on the Plaza

3. Best Western Plus Rio Grande Inn

4. Econo Lodge Albuquerque Old Town

5. Hotel St Francis

6. Las Palomas

7. Hotel Andaluz Albuquerque, Curio Collection by Hilton

8. Sandia Peak Inn Old Town ABQ, a Howard Johnson by Wyndham

9. Piñon Court By La Fonda

10. Sagebrush Inn & Suites

Top New Mexico Hotel Reviews

The Querque Hotel

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