We had been on the road for five days and needed a break from the highway hotels. This was the perfect place to rest and re-energize. This working farm has a lot going on and the innkeepers are passionate about their work. They are also very interesting to talk with and made sure we were comfortable. The owners gave us a tour and history of the place. We were very interested in learning about it, but I think if you weren’t into chatting, they would certainly give you space. We really didn’t hear...
We had been on the road for five days and needed a break from the highway hotels. This was the perfect place to rest and re-energize. This working farm has a lot going on and the innkeepers are passionate about their work. They are also very interesting to talk with and made sure we were comfortable. The owners gave us a tour and history of the place. We were very interested in learning about it, but I think if you weren’t into chatting, they would certainly give you space. We really didn’t hear...
Good location. Good breakfast. Attentive staff. Difficulty staying connected to the Internet. Overall experience is very good and very competitively price, when compared to Hilton Suites in Phoenix.
Good location. Good breakfast. Attentive staff. Difficulty staying connected to the Internet. Overall experience is very good and very competitively price, when compared to Hilton Suites in Phoenix.
Fred & Barbara
Reviewed February 23, 2015Reviewed February 23, 2015
Much nicer room than I expected for the price; had microwave, fridge and coffee maker. Many casual dining choices nearby. Staff was very accommodating.
I'd recommend it to anyone traveling through the area.
Much nicer room than I expected for the price; had microwave, fridge and coffee maker. Many casual dining choices nearby. Staff was very accommodating.
I'd recommend it to anyone traveling through the area.
So here’s the thing: I didn’t stay here. I got here as planned and saw it was an all-open hallway (exterior) hotel. I simply won’t stay in one. But while I was there trying to figure out what to do, I took note of the exceptional cleanliness, state of good repair, cheerful nature of the grounds, and the best part: the staff were all wonderful. The front desk associate cancelled my room for me with no hesitation or attitude, very accommodating, and entirely sweet. Were it not for this hard and...
So here’s the thing: I didn’t stay here. I got here as planned and saw it was an all-open hallway (exterior) hotel. I simply won’t stay in one. But while I was there trying to figure out what to do, I took note of the exceptional cleanliness, state of good repair, cheerful nature of the grounds, and the best part: the staff were all wonderful. The front desk associate cancelled my room for me with no hesitation or attitude, very accommodating, and entirely sweet. Were it not for this hard and...
Nice room, clean. Hotel was close to restaurants and easy access to I 25. Only had one breakfast but it too was good. This is my 2nd stay at this Hotel. Will stay here again when I visit Albuquerque
Nice room, clean. Hotel was close to restaurants and easy access to I 25. Only had one breakfast but it too was good. This is my 2nd stay at this Hotel. Will stay here again when I visit Albuquerque
brian
Reviewed October 26, 2026Reviewed October 26, 2026
We discovered our duvet had blood on it from a previous guest. Attempted to contact the front desk with no response. We had to remove it and use our own blanket. The next morning I text the number they contacted me on and was instructed I could come down and get fresh linen. Unacceptable!!
We discovered our duvet had blood on it from a previous guest. Attempted to contact the front desk with no response. We had to remove it and use our own blanket. The next morning I text the number they contacted me on and was instructed I could come down and get fresh linen. Unacceptable!!
Jami
Reviewed December 30, 2024Reviewed December 30, 2024
Old Town Abuquerque with the charm of an old hotel and its ridiculously large and comfortable lobby. Nice. Utilized the house restaurant with nice food and a particularly inviting protected patio area.
Old Town Abuquerque with the charm of an old hotel and its ridiculously large and comfortable lobby. Nice. Utilized the house restaurant with nice food and a particularly inviting protected patio area.
The Hotel Zazz experience is unique, colorful, friendly, and quirky. The location is great for nicely casual dining, art viewing, and just kicking back.
The Hotel Zazz experience is unique, colorful, friendly, and quirky. The location is great for nicely casual dining, art viewing, and just kicking back.
Polly
Reviewed December 17, 2024Reviewed December 17, 2024
The best time to visit Isleta Pueblo is during late spring (April-May) or early fall (September-October), when the weather is most pleasant for outdoor activities and cultural experiences.
During these shoulder seasons, temperatures are mild, typically ranging from the 60s to 80s Fahrenheit, making it comfortable for exploring the Pueblo's historic sites and surrounding natural areas. These months also avoid the peak summer heat and the colder winter temperatures, offering an ideal balance for travelers seeking outdoor adventures like hiking, fishing, or simply enjoying the scenic landscape.
Couples often appreciate these times for a relaxed and uncrowded visit. They can enjoy quiet walks through the Pueblo, visit local artisan shops at their leisure, and experience the natural beauty of the area without the rush of peak tourist season.
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