Ride the Sandia Peak Tramway at sunset for spectacular mountain views and glowing desert landscapes below. Wander through Old Town's adobe buildings where local artisans sell turquoise jewellery and you can sample authentic New Mexican chile dishes.
Super friendly place to stay, great home cooked breakfasts and lots of helpful advice as to what to do and see locally. Only missed a perfect score because of local road works currently but once these are done it will be perfect and is to be throughly to be recommended.
Super friendly place to stay, great home cooked breakfasts and lots of helpful advice as to what to do and see locally. Only missed a perfect score because of local road works currently but once these are done it will be perfect and is to be throughly to be recommended.
This hotel is really excellent- the staff without exception were superb and so helpful. The valet guy Eric was super efficient and check in was smooth and professional also.
Fantastic room- we heard no noise and the bed was amazing- I’d definitely recommend!
This hotel is really excellent- the staff without exception were superb and so helpful. The valet guy Eric was super efficient and check in was smooth and professional also.
Fantastic room- we heard no noise and the bed was amazing- I’d definitely recommend!
Only stayed for one night whilst travelling through New Mexico. Very stylish, clean and spacious hotel though. Staff were great and breakfast was very tasty. Would definitely stay again!
Only stayed for one night whilst travelling through New Mexico. Very stylish, clean and spacious hotel though. Staff were great and breakfast was very tasty. Would definitely stay again!
Lovely hotel. Rooms beautifully renovated. Clean and comfortable. Outside areas clean and attractive. Lovely seating areas. Pool looked nicenut not heated and too cold to use this time of year. There are nearby eating options but we stayed on a Sunday night so they were limited. Rooms are a bit pricey, especially as there is no breakfast provided, not even a few snacks. You do get a free drink in the bar.There was coffee in the lobby, but that wasn't great. It is situated on a very busy,...
Lovely hotel. Rooms beautifully renovated. Clean and comfortable. Outside areas clean and attractive. Lovely seating areas. Pool looked nicenut not heated and too cold to use this time of year. There are nearby eating options but we stayed on a Sunday night so they were limited. Rooms are a bit pricey, especially as there is no breakfast provided, not even a few snacks. You do get a free drink in the bar.There was coffee in the lobby, but that wasn't great. It is situated on a very busy,...
Carolyn
Reviewed October 27, 2025Reviewed October 27, 2025
What should I expect during my Albuquerque aparthotel stay?
You'll probably stay centrally in Albuquerque with an aparthotel or serviced apartment. Why not visit the area's well-known zoo and take time to enjoy its picturesque gardens while you're here? Albuquerque is also well regarded for its entertainment and festivals.
How many aparthotels are there in Albuquerque?
On Expedia, you'll find 12 aparthotels in Albuquerque. You can choose one of these from the overall 1343 hotels and other accommodation options.
What should I see and do in Albuquerque?
ABQ BioPark Zoo and New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science are a couple of the family-friendly sights, whereas cultural attractions include Sunshine Theater and KiMo Theater. Other places in town to visit include Albuquerque Civic Plaza and El Rey Theater.
What is an aparthotel?
When you stay in an aparthotel, you can expect the space and privacy found in an apartment and amenities you expect in a traditional hotel. These apartments will often be situated in central Albuquerque, where you can connect with locals. Enjoy home cooking in the private kitchen and having extra space to entertain and relax with friends and family.