Northwestern New Mexico Hotel Guide - Golf Hotels in Northwestern New Mexico, New Mexico

"The amenities were great and had a great breakfast and dinner at the restaurant."

"Good breakfast. Close to restaurants and freeway."

"There was no heater it was cold in the room "

"Great place to stay before leaving out of ABQ. The staff was extremely helpful. I was picked up from the Rental Car Center after dropping off the car. Because we were leaving early before breakfast, we were offered a snack bag to go."

"The staff was great. Our room was amazing! And the breakfast was one of the best I've had before. I will definitely be staying there again. The only downside was the pool wasn't open. They were waiting for the inspector to give the go ahead."

"Yes "

"Extremely clean room, very scenic, quiet, excellent location in my opinion, although it is north in part of Albuquerque. Absolutely gorgeous. There is a spa at this location. There’s golf course there is walking sidewalks extremely beautiful.!! finally come the staff very helpful, very nice."

"Yes"

"I am extremely disappointed with my recent stay at Isleta Resort & Casino. I am traveling from out of state (Texas), and at approximately 10:45 PM I was asleep in my hotel room when I was suddenly woken up by loud banging on my door. Multiple police officers were outside my room due to a concern security had from earlier in the day. At no point did hotel staff or the front desk attempt to contact me directly or address the situation before escalating it to law enforcement. Instead, I was abruptly awakened from sleep and confronted at my door while police were already on-site, with no prior warning or communication. To make matters worse, I had originally only booked one night and was not even planning to stay another night. I decided on my own to extend my stay and book an additional night anyway. After this experience, I will never be booking here again. The entire situation was completely absurd considering nothing came out of it. In the end, there was no issue at all—just officers and myself essentially wishing each other a goodnight after it was confirmed that nothing was wrong in the first place. I also have not even been able to address the situation with staff. When I pass employees, I am simply met with stares and no attempt to speak about what happened, which makes the lack of communication even more frustrating. The timing, lack of communication, and handling of the situation were unprofessional, unnecessary, and embarrassing. I expected a much higher level of"