Hotel with a Concierge in New Mexico from $193

"We had to get maintenance into our room immediately after checking in, the door hiding the mini fridge wouldn't stay closed, the bedside lamp had a loose connection holding the shade and one of the floor lamps had a large hole in its shade. These were addressed quickly, and other than the furniture showing wear (scuffs on tables and dresser), it appeared clean. We did like the availability of coffee and breakfast items (pancakes, muffins, toast, cereal) and the helpfulness of the staff. The courtyard area is nice."

"Beautiful pool and grounds! A bit overpriced for what they offer, needs upgrading on the carpets some are torn. Beds are comfy. You're not getting more than what you would at a normal hotel."

"Its a good hotel for the most part theres a short hallway and a long hallway with no elevator at its end and only stairs. Makes for a long walk after you been doing the events they have there so go with the shorter numbers closer to the elevator. After like 9pm theres not alot to eat but down in the casino, so thats not very muxh fun to walk thur all that mess to eat."

"very clean rooms and common areas, helpful staff"

"The hotel was wonderful! It was a great stay for my birthday."

"I reserved a king bed, when I checked in they told me they did not have the room I reserved and I could have 2 queens, when I mentioned that I had reserved a king, they said "Look I have 2 queens, take it or leave it" In the shower the water did not drain, to the point when I woke up the next morning at there was STILL water in the tub"

"Fun for a night. Bar, restaurant, shopping all in one place. Lobby is beautiful. Brings you back in time. "

"Always a great stay."

"I have a soft spot for the Nativo. It’s a funky place with period Native American-inspired decor that reminds you that you are not in some generic-style hotel that could be almost anywhere in the Industrialized world. Looking around, you can tell you’re in Albuquerque. The Nativo might not appeal to corporate types trying to do serious business in downtown Albuquerque, but for tourists wishing to poke around the area or perhaps see the balloon festival, IMO, the Nativo is a good place to hang your hat for the night. I confess that I didn’t try the pool this time, but I was in town on personal business."