Find hotels near Los Poblanos Open Space, Albuquerque from ￥8,133

"This hotel is right off the highway so easy on and off access. There is plenty of parking and the staff are friendly. Our room was good size but there were a couple of issues. The toilet wouldn’t flush, but maintenance came right up and fixed it, we found someone else’s sock on the floor near the bed and when I went to make tea in the coffee pot there was already water in it. Other than that we were happy with the room especially for the price. They have a complimentary breakfast with fruit, yogurt, bagels, blueberry muffins, pancakes, coffee and juice. There is no restaurant but you can eat at the Crown Plaza next door and your key gets you into the hotel there as well. If you are looking for an inexpensive place to stay when you are on the road this is a good choice."

"Very nice Native American decor makes this hotel unique & interesting. Although an older hotel it is well maintained and clean & had everything we needed with spacious rooms. Pool & restaurant on site & lots of free parking. Would stay again. "

"Comfortable "

"Love this place"

"Clean room. Professional and helpful staff."

"Every thing was good, until night shift lady refused to give me a key when"

"It was a decent place but the pool is out of order. "

"Yes it was great."

"This is a very low budget property. Paid ~$50 a night, but should have been ~$30 for what I got. Staff was friendly / fine, nothing of note, good or bad.TV did not work in my room. Could easily hear the room next to mine, (they were talking at a normal level, and had their TV at a normal level), as well as all activity in the hallway (normal speaking levels, nothing that should be heard or complained about, normally). Floors of the hallway and room are the same cheap vinyl plank, all of it warped, either from water dmg or improper installation. While being located near a highway isn't inherently bad, the property's parking area did NOT feel safe. Nothing happened to cars in the lot during my stay. The fencing was a mix of iron bar and patchwork chainlink fencing. The chainlink part was near the back end of the property and had a section peeled back, where ppl were squeezing through on foot, in and out of the area, giving full access to cars in the lot from that area. That chainlink area connected to an alley of sorts with a rundown RV and abandoned cars sitting, with what appeared to be unhoused ppl hanging around. There was no gate, nor cameras that I could see. Again, I reiterate that NOTHING happened to any cars in the lot during my stay, but I wasn't comfortable leaving my car there. - I wanted a lower cost place for an unexpected and short stay, so I was not expecting a 4 star hotel, but this did not feel like it met the mark for the price. I wouldn't stay here again. "