South Valley hotel guide. Accor Hotels hotel in South Valley, Albuquerque

"Great view! Great food and restaurant choices and snack bars. Staff was very helpful, had lots of fun in the hot tubs…however the main club/bar closed 2hrs early and that was very disappointing tbh even though when I checked in they said they stayed open till at least 1:30-2am, but that night they closed at 11:30, and it was a Friday which was interesting when the bar was popping and the live band was doing great and engaging with the crowd."

"We enjoyed our stay. Thank you fir the great hospitality."

"The parking lot was in rough shape. Weeds growing thru around the curb. Passed the laundry room and the blinds had been destroyed about 1/2 up. The office was dirty looking. The room had a quick remodel. Paint was not covering bathroom walls very well, ceiling had been patched and left unpainted. Door trim looked like soaked in water about 6" up. Bath door hinges were thick with rust. Did not feel safe.. Beds were comfortable."

"I wish I had more time to explore the casino. Would come back on another visit"

"Staff is nice, room is clean and the room service food was good and reasonably priced. "

"A delicious small light meal in the bar with fabulous margaritas by Joey. Breakfast in the morning was also great! Rooms very comfortable. Would definitely stay here again."

"I will never stay there again"

"Nice stay for a business trip."

"This property is a dive. Full stop. My hunch is that it’s a Section 8 temporary shelter property. Pool had at least 3-4 dozen shrieking kids running up and down unsupervised, rooms are filthy and poorly maintained… shower had a leak that drenched the whole bathroom (and all of our things), towels still had remnants of previous guest’s hair, AC didn’t work, bed had all the comfort of a hide-a-bed with none of the functionality. In the lobby, there was a trail of blood spattered over about 20 ft…. Informed the front desk, the guy never looked up from his Solitaire game and said, “not my job.” Truly awful experience."