Albuquerque Hotel Guide - BPO Hospital hotels in Albuquerque, United States of America.

"Hotel tacked on a 12 parking fee. All said and done the price was more then originally list. Could be more transparent. Otherwise no complaints "

"Parking was ok but the stairs were blocked off on certain areas for easier access to our room. AC was fine. "

"Nice property. The lobby is large with much comfortable seating. The staff is very personable and quite helpful. The room is big and the beds comfortable. The bath is outdated. There is shower bathtub that one must step over to get into. The fixtures are loose. The toilet is very low like a child's potty. Certainly not ADA compliant. Overall this was a nice enough place to stay. "

"I always come back"

"Great"

"great room. right next to the elevator, but still very quiet. Very happy about that. kids loved the suite with the kitchenette and full-sized fridge. The indoor pool was cloudy and had to go to the front desk for towels. room and beds were great and cozy. very nice room. would stay again with the kids. walking distance to cracker barrel for breakfast. the included breakfast was also good."

"We stayed at theis Comfort Inn for just 1 night. We had toliet issues within 10 min of our arrival and they sent someone immediately to fix the problem. There is a small indoor pool (which was a good temp) and hot tub, which also was a good temp (usually hotels keep their hot tubs "warm", but this hotel's hot tub was closer to a true hot tub temp). I also used their gym, which was very basic. 2 cardio pieces of equipment and dumbbells. All areas were clean and well maintained. Good breakfast served-waffles, scrambled eggs, sausage, hot oatmeal, cold cereal, juices, bagels, English muffins, and breakfast muffins. Lots of selection. There's a very cute "food hall" across the street called, "Tin Can Alley". It's a good variety of small, interesting restaurants. Area seemed safe. The front desk staff told me that it's only 1.5 mile walk to the Balloon Fiesta park from hotel. "

"I was disappointed to see the lack of true New Mexico hospitality in what is supposed to be a heritage hotel. My husband was confused when he was charged an extra fee on check in. He asked what it was for. The desk clerk told him he was paying that fee because he had elected to stay at that hotel. Needless to say, that answer did not satisfy, nor did it show basic respect for a sincere question. A fee should not ever be charged without a polite, concrete explanation for what it is for. It definitely wasn't for breakfast or complementary coffee stations. I'd say to the owner, because we were so disappointed, I actually looked him up, you are getting very rich on these hotels that used to be so charming and authentic. But your hotel seems like every other of the growing number of places that advertise well and ultimately have no actual respect for everyday travellers. We thought this one would be different. Unfortunately, it is not. Next time, AirBnB for us in ABQ. "

"Cereal and waffles for breakfast...for a lot of people. No coffee. The ground floor room smelled of sewage"