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We had been on the road for five days and needed a break from the highway hotels. This was the perfect place to rest and re-energize. This working farm has a lot going on and the innkeepers are passionate about their work. They are also very interesting to talk with and made sure we were comfortable. The owners gave us a tour and history of the place. We were very interested in learning about it, but I think if you weren’t into chatting, they would certainly give you space. We really didn’t hear...

Staff was super friendly at checkin. Room is spacious. There is a restaurant in the same parking lot that has really good pizza.

I absolutely LOVED staying at Hotel Chaco. The staff is superb. The on site restaurant is delicious. The rooms are clean and super comfy. I didn’t want to leave. Beyond all of this, I really loved the story behind this hotel, and the care that it takes to uplift the culture of the city.

Busy weekend between graduations and travel baseball but hotel staff handled everything efficiently and quickly. Always our Fav Hotel chain. Safe area, comfy beds, quiet rooms.

Very nice hotel in convenient location - close to interstate and restaurants.

Very nice quiet place to rest and pet friendly. The workers were very kind and helpful.

Room was large, nicely furnished and clean. Had a grest view of mountains snd golf course. For us it was s grest location as we were visiting family that lived near by.

The hotel was spotless, our room was very spacious, the bed super comfortable. The breakfast provided was one of the best ever. Great bar and food service on rooftop. The staff were so attentive and so cordial. I cant say enough good things about this hotel. We stayed 2 nights and will be back the next time we are in town.

This was a very nice property. We had stayed at another Holiday Inn Express the night before that was the exact opposite so they redeemed themselves here. Their breakfast buffet went above and beyond anything I've seen at similar hotels in recent years. Everything was great and we'd definitely stay here again if in the area.

Old Town Abuquerque with the charm of an old hotel and its ridiculously large and comfortable lobby. Nice. Utilized the house restaurant with nice food and a particularly inviting protected patio area.

An old, classic hotel. Beautiful linens, comfy beds, friendly and helpful staff and easy to find location.

There was not enough light in the bathroom. Otherwise the room was great One BIG problem was the access to the hotel from the street. There is no street sign . You are going through a restaurant parking lot.

So here’s the thing: I didn’t stay here. I got here as planned and saw it was an all-open hallway (exterior) hotel. I simply won’t stay in one. But while I was there trying to figure out what to do, I took note of the exceptional cleanliness, state of good repair, cheerful nature of the grounds, and the best part: the staff were all wonderful. The front desk associate cancelled my room for me with no hesitation or attitude, very accommodating, and entirely sweet. Were it not for this hard and...

We loved our stay at this completely remodeled, historic motel. If you are someone who tries to avoid the run-of-the-mill basic hotel with average ‘free’ breakfast, then you will enjoy this place. The front desk attendant is nice and helpful and our king suite was quiet and comfortable.

This was an amazing and unique boutique property with beautiful grounds, art work, and lovely casitas. The cooked to order breakfast was great and the staff was too. The property is walking distance to the historic area. I wish I had gone in the hot tubs, such a gorgeous area at night with lighting and fire pits.

Everything is perfect!

We discovered our duvet had blood on it from a previous guest. Attempted to contact the front desk with no response. We had to remove it and use our own blanket. The next morning I text the number they contacted me on and was instructed I could come down and get fresh linen. Unacceptable!!