Some of the best views, hands down, in the city. Especially downtown. I went to a wedding reception…read moreon the 8th floor. It is going to be made into lofts...it's laid out that way...but it's perfect for a group for now. The views are wonderful. Make sure you visit the rooftop. The sunset looks magnificent from there and there's plenty of room for big parties, DJs, etc. I didn't know this gem existed.

Breathtaking location. You get a great view of Albuquerque. The only bad thing is that to use the…read morerestrooms you have to go down a few floors. That is the only negative with this space. One of my favorite private event spaces in town.

Stopped in for a vendor pop up event today. Pica Sweet and Bing T were my favorite vendors. I must…read morehave ordered half of the menu at Pica Sweet. The strawberry lemonade is really good at Bing T. The pop up events at dreams is always a great way to enjoy many of the hidden gems of Albuquerque. Can't wait for the next event.

My son got married at dreams. They have an amazing wedding package that even includes a cake and a…read moreofficiant for an GREAT price. The venue was clean and amber was very helpful and made sure she made everything perfect for their special day.

Dinner at the Grand Lobby Meal. Delicious SAFE Food! So…read moreattentive to allergies Multiple times having eaten here and never had issues. The price is a bit higher, but safe is amazing! Live Music Friday Eve. Everyone said "this is so good!"

Booked one night's stay as we like to be near the airport rather than drive 90 mi from up north…read morewhen visiting mom. Property is older but very clean. I really like that parking is included and not an extra charge like some hotels. We were located near a Target and lots of restaurants as well. Our room was located on the 12th floor and it was busy as the last ever Gathering of Nations was taking place at the fairgrounds. The employees whom helped us were very nice and efficient and checked up on us with a phone call once we got settled in our room. As for the room itself, it was perfect for what we needed. We had a great view of the city. The only cons we had was the HVAC system was not working properly. The room was very stuffy and no matter what temp we lowered it to (went all the way down to 60) the A/C did not kick in). The fan was working but not blowing any cold air (the hallway's A/C was working). I reported it to the front desk upon check out. The other item was the shower's knobs were located on the opposite side of the shower head and I had never seen that before. It was very awkward as the glass sliding door does not open on the side with the shower head. I felt that it was unsafe as you turn on the water but cannot feel the temp of the water cause it is on the other side. Overall, stay was good and it was pretty quiet other than hearing a couple of guests out in the hallway. I would stay here again if in the area.

We had a fantastic experience at the Hotel Andaluz Albuquerque - Curio Collection by Hilton - with…read moreits clean, comfortable accommodations and incredible service at a reasonable price in downtown Albuquerque. Each of the hotels in Hilton's Curio Collection offers guests a unique boutique hotel experience, and the Hotel Andaluz Albuquerque is no exception. The hotel, which originally opened in 1939 as Conrad Hilton's fourth hotel, is a stunningly restored 10-story property that served as New Mexico's first high-rise building as well as the state's very first building equipped with commercial air conditioning and elevators. Beyond its incredible historic character and design, it is conveniently located near the Albuquerque Convention Center and features very spacious and well-maintained rooms. Our room featured a large LED TV with plenty of content, a functional workspace with easy-to-connect Wi-Fi, and individual HVAC controls that made it easy to manage the temperature during the night. The room was also equipped with a small refrigerator as well as a single-serve coffee maker with four pods. The bathroom had dual sinks and plenty of space for our toiletries and personal items. What truly sets this hotel apart, though, is the incredible service from everyone we encountered. I had been tweaking our New Mexico itinerary right up until the trip and completely overlooked adjusting our hotel dates on Hilton.com. When we arrived to check in at the Hotel Andaluz, the front desk associate informed me that I was a full 24 hours early for our stay! Oops. Thankfully, the front desk team didn't miss a beat--they stepped in and solved the issue effortlessly and without a hint of drama. It's also worth noting that downtown Albuquerque takes on a notably quiet and isolated atmosphere after dark, and walking even a few blocks to the restaurants and bars on Historic Route 66 wasn't recommended. The valet team came through not only with great service, but also with excellent local dining recommendations that made heading out for dinner seamless and enjoyable. PRO TIP: While there is no on-site self-parking available, the hotel offers in/out valet parking for $26.98/night plus optional gratuities.

The hotel is pretty and staff are friendly…read more Parking costs extra--you can use valet or a public lot parking. I wound up with back pain due to the bed's lack of firmness. I asked for a board but there were no staff who could assist. I was told it was too late for that (7:12pm?). There's a restaurant in the hotel...I tried a burger which was delicious. The room had a frig--yay! You can also make coffee in the room. Check in and out were a breeze.

Wow!!! This hotel is amazing. We travel to Albuquerque a lot and finding a great place to stay can…read morebe challenging. Especially with the cost. It's pricey here when it comes to hotels. And I like the location by the airport. We had to make a last minute overnight reservation and chose Hyatt. I called for the shuttle and the nice lady came right away. She works Thursday evenings. Can't remember her name. She made this stressful time so much brighter. We got to the hotel and then to our room. Rooms are amazing. Spacious. And very clean. Our grandkids were not on top of each other. And they loved sleeping on the sofa bed. We all got a good nights sleep. And the bonus is the hot breakfast that is provided. The coffee was amazing and the food was delicious. My grandkids enjoyed it all very much. I am certain we will be back to this hotel.

DO NOT STAY HERE EVER! Hotel speaks LOUDLY, ' We DO NOT care about our customers' . Hotel was…read morereally dirty and in disrepair; I did not want to take my shoes off and walk on the carpet it was so dirty. The kicker that really grossed me out, when I pulled the sheets back to jump in the bed, there was dark human hair all over the sheets and on a pillow (I am blond) !?!?! I am not sure if this is how the sheets come out of the dryer OR they just did not bother to change them, I am thinking it was the later. The front desk lady was very nice, and came up and changed the sheets and apologized and offered me a free ice cream, but damage was done at this point. I tried to call Hyatt Customer Support at the hotel, wanting a refund or partial refund, and they offered me enough points to stay in another two star hotel, No Thanks, my trust has been broken. I just want my money back! Sadly, Hyatt used to be a more high-end brand, and since this hotel was by the airport, I wanted a hotel that was more reputable. The hotel was not all that inexpensive either. Don't make the same mistake that I did.

Great boutique hotel located just a 6-minute walk from OldTown Albuquerque. This is a VERY quiet…read morehotel with a spa-like feel throughout. Interior has a very authentic, warm Pueblo atmosphere. All staff are friendly and attentive. The bar is gorgeous with a wide selection of liquors and a handful of good wines. The bartender is a bit too sedate but makes a great old fashioned. So, wifey and I took our drinks outside into the zen garden and enjoyed the beautiful atmosphere outside. There is a fountain with relaxing water sounds and two large fire pits. Ample seating for many people out there. One evening, the general manager and assistant general manager had a small soiree and we got to know the assistant general manager. He is a very warm and welcoming person who put a personal touch on our visit. Our room was gorgeous with a large comfy king bed. The one thing I wish we had done is upgrade it to a room with a balcony, but that will come next time. The bathroom is large, clean, and spacious. Although breakfast is not available in the hotel restaurant (You must order room service), there are free espresso-based beverages in the bar area along with regular coffee, water, and juice. Breakfast, Isabel, with the sister hotel next-door, a short two-minute walk. You can also eat breakfast, lunch, or dinner across the street at the sawmill . Tons of free parking everywhere.

We were going to meet up with some friends who were visiting Albuquerque at the same time we were…read more We were planning to go to Level 5 (rooftop) for cocktails before we went out to dinner. When we got there, we found out Level 5 was closed for a wedding. We went to the cocktail bar on the lobby level instead. Our friends were running late and were unable to join us. They didn't miss much. We had average cocktails made by the slowest bartender I have ever seen. It wasn't crowded or busy and it still took him way too long to make one drink. And the drinks weren't great. I can't speak for the rest of the hotel. The little bit we saw of it looked really nice. We never did make it to Level 5 before we left town.

Quinceaneras? Do you know what it is? Probably not, unless you are a 15 year-old girl . . . or your…read morefamily is originally from a Latin American country that celebrates this time in a girl's life. Fiesta de Quince Años. Basically, it means PARTY! PARTY! and the most beautiful dress you have ever had. Originally the dresses were white or pastel . . . but not today. Today they are any color of the rainbow that you want. Deep, rich colors with lots of ruffles, fluff, layers and bling. Where do you get such a dress? Well, "Hamiel Bridals and Quinceaneras" has just the dress any young girl would dream of wearing to her party. . . . or her wedding. Hamiel also carries a large selection of wedding dresses. I was lucky enough to attend an in-house Yelp Event with an introduction to the owner. Successful businesses are built by owners/founders who have a real passion and care about their customers. Carmen Bolivar is one of those passionate owners. Caring about each and every Quinceaneras and Wedding Party. The "Bridal" Dress Shop is attached to the large event space. The dresses run the gambit from simple and elegant to elaborate with bling and fluff. Whatever you have been dreaming of since you were a little girl. I know, I know, you Guys, if you are reading this, don't really care. You just want your lady to look beautiful. Well, this is the place for her to get that dream dress and for you to go all googly-eyed when she walks down that isle towards you. I've been married twice. Never had a real wedding dress. Do you think I could get one and just wear it on special occasions? Carmen has so many to choose from . . . it would be hard to decide. Dreaming of a Quinceaneras Party or a Family Wedding? Go meet Carmen and have her show you the Event Center and the opportunities Hamiel can provide.

I was able to visit this shop. Beautiful dresses! Very impressed with the incredible work ethic of…read morethe owner. There is a spacious and lovely area for events.

Great gated community in the east mountains. High end…read morehomes. Olympic size pool, sauna, steam room Clubhouse with multiple amenities Offering private weddings.

I usually go out of my way to leave positive reviews because I know how much they help businesses…read more Unfortunately, I can't honestly do that here. The venue itself is beautiful, but our experience on the wedding day was incredibly disappointing. The communication leading up to the wedding was responsive and great, and our questions were answered promptly which we were very impressed with. However, responsiveness beforehand did not translate into execution on the wedding day. They reassured us that Marina was a certified wedding planner and that we didn't need to hire another one or a day of coordinator. That couldn't be more wrong. Our signature cocktail ingredients that we purchased ourselves and brought were misplaced. Instead of acknowledging the mistake, our family was led to believe they had forgotten to bring them. Several family members, and I during the wedding spent 30-60 minutes searching the venue and scrambling to find them or replacement ingredients. During the wedding they never offered to replace them or reimburse us for the hundreds of dollars they had lost. We had even spent time brewing tea specifically for the cocktails, which ultimately wasn't used either even though it was there. Before the wedding, I offered to batch the cocktails in advance to avoid exactly this type of problem. I was reassured that it wasn't necessary. When the missing ingredients were eventually found days later, we were asked to come pick them up after the wedding ourselves so they could be returned. There was no offer to reimburse us for the inconvenience until we pressed them for it. A simple phone call that night could've saved everything but there was no communication. If your guest count decreases before the wedding but they already charged you for plating or other things don't expect them to offer you a refund unless you press them for it either. When we arrived about 45 minutes before guests were scheduled to arrive, almost nothing had been set up yet, and the coordinator was in the office just eating. They ask you to assign your own friends and family to handle tasks that I expected the venue staff to coordinate. The reception tables were also not in the order requested. While we were still loading our belongings after the reception which was literally at 10pm sharp, the venue lights were turned off on us. I was literally loading things in my wedding dress with no help from the venue. My husband, the groom, also felt the bartenders hired from Nature Pointe were rude to him--on his wedding day! Also in general they don't allow caterers to cook anything on site so if you want anything that is supposed to be crispy or made on site, it's impossible, which makes the menu very limited. The "wedding planning" they offer is a sheet of vendors they know of and it's minimal and outdated. I understand that people have difficult days or personal circumstances, and I genuinely try to extend grace. Had someone simply acknowledged the mistakes, apologized, or attempted to make things right, I likely would have felt very differently. People often describe their wedding as one of the most important days of their lives. Thankfully, we were surrounded by wonderful family, friends, and incredible vendors who made the day special despite these issues. But many of the stressful moments we experienced were preventable. 3 months later I'm still disappointed and surprised that this all happened. If I were planning my wedding again, I would definitely choose a different venue AND not rely on reassurance that they have a day-of-coordinator.

We just came home from spending 5 relaxing nights at the El Rey Court in Santa Fe, NM…read more Being new to the Santa Fe area we explored its stunning Loretta Chapel, the historic Santa Fe Plaza and the Santa Fe Railroad Mexican restaurants. My favorite spot during our whole trip was returning to the El Rey Court every night. It is an escape in itself. The La Reina and its La Reina Mesita has the best Margaritas and food, which we enjoyed every night. The rooms are stunning and the outside lounge areas are filled with trees and cozy spots. The front desk and all staff were exceptional. We highly recommend the El Rey Court.

Amazing vibes. Everyone was so nice. The rooms are perfectly cozy and the wood burning fireplace is…read morea nice touch.

This review could be so much worse but I give them brownie points for effort. They're also under…read morenew ownership(?). I waited a really long time for a shuttle and the front desk wasn't taking calls. It kept ringing for 30 minutes and I was put on hold when I got through. At the front desk the lady in the front was busy doing administrative stuff before she finally said "let me take care of him first before...". (Which should obvious). But she was polite and friendly once she got to me. At the conference, both stalls and one of urinals were broken. My room AC was broken. Now the good... So they get points because someone came to my room to fix the AC quickly. When they couldn't the manager gave me his cell phone and offered to switch my room. When I declined he gave me a modest gift of points... it wasn't much but I appreciated the effort. The Sheraton lounge staff were super friendly and attentive. The food was dry and tasteless but hey, I get free access as a platinum member so I won't complain. So there were so many things that I'm not even mentioning (first world problems). But I truly appreciate the effort and that -almost- makes up for it. Shuttle driver was great. I would try it here again... maybe next year do they have time to improve under new management.

2.7 rating is not surprising…read more I was extremely disappointed with my stay at the Sheraton Albuquerque Airport. The property shows a concerning lack of attention from management. Before I could even settle in, I had to change rooms because the HVAC system in my original room was so loud it made sleeping impossible. Also none of the streaming services work on the tvs. Unfortunately, that was just the beginning. The hotel's overall cleanliness is poor. Both the interior and exterior appear neglected, and the carpet in the only working elevator is absolutely filthy. The parking lot is full of weeds, several parking lot lights flicker at night, and even the large Sheraton sign on the building has half of its letters burned out. None of these issues are complicated or expensive to address. They're basic maintenance items that reflect whether management takes pride in the property. Instead, they combine to create the impression of a hotel that has simply been allowed to deteriorate. Sheraton is a brand that typically carries a certain standard, but this location falls well short of those expectations. I would not stay here again until significant improvements are made. People somehow manage to ignore weeds, broken lights, and a half-lit hotel sign every single day without asking, "Does this inspire confidence?" Apparently not.