Albuquerque Hotel Guide - Los Altos Golf Course hotels in Albuquerque, United States of America.

"Super friendly staff, clean hotel. "

"The house keeper knocking on the door at 9:30 waking us up was totally insane. Found the do not disturb tag laying on the floor in front of the door when I opened it. Check out is at 11:00 and the cleaning crew was slamming doors from 9:30 on"

"The main reason we booked this hotel was for the security and the hot tub. Security was good....the hot tub was non-functioning. That basically ruined our evening. Had we known, we would not have spent that much money and found a cheap hotel or continued on."

"Room was very clean. Front desk professional. "

"More staff I would say because there was only one each shift"

"Everything went good"

"Although the bed was comfortable, the sheets had burn marks in them and on the bed head frame, a wad of chewing gum was on the side. The whole hotel could use an update: rips in curtains, the filter on the facet in the sink was missing and there were no plugs to use to get the bathtub filled. The property surrounding this motel is scary. Two nights in a row, a block away, I saw women appearing as though they were escorts picking up guys in cars. A person sadly strung out on whatever drug, was passed out at the bus stop directly in front of the motel, as I walked by in the morning. I stopped to be sure he was still breathing. Don't stay here, because it really seems unsafe. The office staff assured me it is, showed me the security cameras they have, but whenever I walked by, no one was attending to them-perhaps they have more of them in a private place they have there beyond the office. The staff was nice. I am sorry to leave such a bad review, but I think these things needed to be said for someone to make a decision about staying here or not. "

"Muy acogedor"

"Generally speaking, this was a decent place to stay. It was clean and quiet, and spacious (with an inexplicable amount of unused space). The property was quite chilly at the time of arrival, and there is no thermostat in the house to enable guests to adjust the temperature to their comfort. It took a phone call and a message to the host to learn what to do regarding the chilliniess. She did respond—eventually—but it took about 2 hours to get a call back. Just to add a little insult to injury, I received two “rules of the rental” messages from the host before she ever returned my messages about the temperature issue. From my perspective, if she had the time to send those “rules” messages, she should have been able to reply to my inquiry. So overall, it was an okay stay but I probably would not want to stay at this property (or any other property run by this host) in the future. "