New Mexico Guest House & Hotel Reviews

This is a wonderful little inn on an organic produce and lavender farm. The setting couldn't be better, especially for those interested in off-the-beaten track New Mexico. The buildings have so much history and character and the air smells like lavender and pine. Very friendly folks, and art-filled

A bit above par for a La Quinta. Staff was prompt and attentive. The pool and deck area looked nice, though it was 40 degrees when I was here. McDonald's.

I paid $47.50 a night plus tax. The rooms were clean, safe and the hotel was as advertised. Get an even numbered room on the second floor-further from the main street. Must note that the main street is dead after 8pm. People were friendly. They made sure I got a room with a fridge-as asked.

The Plaza hotel is a turn of the century hotel located on Bridge street in Las Vegas, New Mexico. The hotel is a historic gem with victorian furnishings,.

An excellent B&B with clean comfortable rooms and very gracious hosts. Corrales is a lovely New Mexico town just north of Albuquerque with plenty of charm - restaurants, shops, galleries, etc., and the Nora Dixon Place B&B is the perfect base for your visit. Highly recommend!

This place is great for a large stuffed meal. Pleasantly located inside the Hyatt Hotel, it is a great place for an elegant dinner. The brazilian BBQ style.

We stayed at the Blue Horse over Easter weekend 2006. Tom and Cathy Hansen were the most gracious hosts! Eager to please, extremely friendly and full of information about Albuquerque and the surrounding areas. Cathy is a great cook - breakfast was delicious both days we were there. The entire

This lovely restaurant has been around since the mid - 60's. I haven't been eating there that long, but wish I'd know about it earlier. I've been going from.

I went to Eddie's with no expectations and was pleasantly surprised. It has this weird mix of hotel lounge meets old cowboy meets upscale dive bar. I know,.

Everything about the Lazy K Ranch B and B was terrific - from the accomodations to the food. Breakfast every morning from a great menu. We had a very relaxing 4 days, and would love to return some day.

If you are looking for a place to have a wonderful wedding, this is the place. Not only is the property beautiful and quaint but the owners were life savers on several occasions. I feel they went above and beyond their call of duty and helped make this wedding a great success. I wish I had

Set amongst the pine trees in the Ortiz Mountains a half hour south of Santa Fe with a view stretching to Colorado, no place better to experience the wonderful sunrises and sunsets of New Mexico. Hacienda Dona Andrea provides a charming staff to assist you to kick back and enjoy a quiet time

This place is amazing. Each room had a huge jar of M&Ms, which I thoroughly appreciated. Breakfast was delicious and I could drink the cinnamon infused.

We came for a night and stayed a week. Just a perfect place to getaway from the rat race. Bob and Teddi were superb hosts; Teddi's breakfasts were delicious that we hardly ever ate lunch in town. Bob plays his own music on the piano beautifully while we ate our breakfast in the garden with

The service was excellent, the location is perfect and easy to many points of interest. Easy access from major highways. The value was very reasonable and the size and cleanliness of the room was A+++. Stayed 2 nights and were very pleased. The continental breakfast was exceptional too.

The Park Plaza hotel was clean, safe, convenient, and comfortable. I really enjoyed my stay here. My room was very large with a king size bed, giant clean.

My boyfriend and I stayed here in November for 3 nights. We were very pleased with the room. It was very comfortable and charming. The breakfast included eggs, cheese, toast, fruit, cereal, and a great organic oatmeal. The location was terrfic. We easily walked to the plaza and back many times

UPDATE: This is now called the Vagabond Inn (and more expensive)I usually stay at La Qunita (close to relatives) but for my most recent trip I found.

I have to admit that I've never stayed here. I'm just entranced by Century 21 Motel's sign everytime I drive past it on Main Street at night. It's oddly.

We loved this bed and breakfast. No tv in rooms and that was great. You daren't have to listen to the drone of someone else's tv at nite. The afternoon tea was just wonderful and nearly all the guests made sure they were back from their daily adventures to partake in this. Breakfast was also

Relatively new property just off the highway. Springhills in general tend to be nice with modern decor and amenities for the business traveler. This one.

A super nice hotel for a totally affordable price thanks to hotels.comThe hallways of the hotel were plain and a little dated looking but the actual room.

We were visiting family and found this one off the internet. We printed a coupon for a special rate.There's a pool, quiet room, newly constructed, and.

What a beautiful place this was. located within a walking distance to the plaza (they have a shuttle if you don't want to walk), friendly and informative.

The pictures make it look much better than it does in person. I think if it weren't dressed for the wedding, it wouldn't be much to look at.

We had a wonderful experience staying at this inn. It has the classic Santa Fe look without the kitch. There was original art in our room and quality throughout. The breakfast was great and served in a dining room complete with roaring fire. Would stay here again in a heartbeat.

A wonderful surprise for us when we visited Santa Fe, NM in August this year was the Pueblo Bonito B&B. It was really charming. It's off the beaten path location really provide an oasis for us to relax while enjoying all the beauty and intrigue of the downtown area. Never once did we move our

If you want updated rooms or luxury of any sort, this is not the hotel for you.But, if you want a clean, friendly, cheapish, classic Route 66 motel in a.

If you're on a budget and looking for place to stay in ABQ, I highly recommend this motel. Rooms are super-clean and affordable ($55 a night with a AAA.

Hotel St. Francis has been bought by a small hotel chain. Things have already improved as far as management, doormen and food service are concerned. There.

Sarah and Rol are the most lovely hosts-kind, funny, helpful - B & B owners who set the bar for this kind of stay. From helping me acclimate to traveling alone, to providing detailed directions and recommnedations, to offer a homey, comfortable environment with the perks of great breakfast,

I just recently stayed at the Old Santa Fe Inn, and enjoyed every moment of it! It's value far exceeds the room price. Our room felt like a home away from.

A stay at the Devonshire Adobe Inn is an incredible experience. There are 6 charming bedrooms upstairs and one handicapped accessible bedroom downstairs. Each room is beautifully and individually decorated and has it's own bathroom. The owners, Pat (from Texas) and Jay (from London) are two

The Inn of the Governors has a lot to offer. It is smack dab in the middle of The Plaza. It provides you with a courteous and knowledgeable staff and it has.

We loved it and Sarah and Rol were great hosts. We are going back this month and perhaps again later this summer. The house is lovely and the breakfasts were very good. We felt like we were staying with old friends. Highly recommend Abode Nido to anyone going to Albuquerque. Also, the location

I was in Abq for business, I was consulting for the Taxation and Revenue Department, so I was given the government rate of $70/night. They didn't ask for.

Wow - surprised this wasn't reviewed yet! Great European feel to this B&B. Contemporary furnishings were a refreshing change from the usual Victorian.

Quite frankly, I'm surprised that I am the first one to review this gem of a motel. It's on Cerrillos road and you will pretty much need to drive to get.

Lodging is nothing like pictures shown. Grounds and buildings need major renovation. Run down outdoor gardens, patio set was situated in the middle of dirt. You had to watch were you walked since there were many missing sidewalk stones. Although clean, the beds were lumpy, heat didn't work

I stayed at the Four Kachinas Inn for the first time in September of this year (2005), after staying several times at the owners' other inn, El Farolito (which may be the best B&B in Santa Fe). Every aspect of my visit was a pleasure, from the large, beautifully decorated room to the location,

If you're in the area.and want to stay at a lovely romantic b&b near old town, this is definitely a must. The hacienda sits on a 6-acres of land with a.

Good:-Can choose your room online, includes pictures and descriptions.-Cool, southwestern-themed rooms that are unique and interesting.-Very clean.

We stayed there for our honeymoon. Even though we had a do not disturb sign on the door, housekeeping kept knocking on it. The downstairs desk guy was not too friendly and he had a tip jar out. The room was Victorian but in a run down sense. The best thing about this place was that it was very

My second homewood suites experience, and it is a great one. just out of the way of downtown albuquerque, and en route to santa fe. the staff was very.

With the growing popularity for Native American Casino's here in New Mexico, this one is tops on my list. While this has been an establishment for years,.

Friendly, accomodating, nice, clean, culturally rich and shuttle service!We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. I would recommend it to anyone. The best.

Territorial Inn is in a supurb location - just two blocks from the square. The older, historic building is too noisy with very bright street lights, preventing a good night's sleep, however, the 1 story adjacent building where breakfast is served was very quiet and convenient. The breakfast

This Courtyard location is great if you happen to be in Albuquerque for a quick overnight trip. I think there are a ton of better hotels in Albuquerque to.

We enjoyed our time at the Sarabande. It's attractive (the kicthen-breakfast-lounge area is lovely), the breakfasts were great, our room was clean, and the service was fine.

My mother and I stayed at the Madeleine Inn when it was called Preston House. This was in the 1990's. Every day there was a joy. We stayed in the Victorian 6 times and the adobe one time. Each room was cozy, beautiful and inviting. The breakfasts were all outstanding. Snacks were delightful