I wound up here after the Grants Hampton couldn't find my reservation and was full-booked. It was a…read morelast-minute no-reservation 11pm drive-in-the-dark pray-they-have-a-room somewhere experience. To my surprise, they had availability, it was $70 cheaper than the Hampton, and the Front Desk person was much more pleasant, even signing me up for the rewards without any hassle. They gave me the same member-level perks as Hilton (free water - hey, I ain't complainin!). I paid $89 for a King Standard on a weekday, and I got a spacious room with a comfortable bed. The decor was dated and smelled a little of stale smoke (non-smoking hotel), but the bathroom was clean, the water was hot, with good water pressure, and the towels were clean. WiFi was excellent and I slept well. Except for the smell of the room and the wake-up call that I never got (late to get back on the road!), I'd give a 5 star rating based on the price and customer focus. I plan to stop again next time I'm on the I-40.

They are renovating the lobby & hallways here but not the rooms??? The hotel is older and lacks…read morecharging outlets in the rooms or more than one lamp. Everyone from 10 to 80 years of age has cell phones now. The rooms are tired with patched wallpaper and they are in desperate need of new carpets and new bedding. Staff is super nice and friendly which is why I gave them 3 stars. We are very disappointed. Update: Shower: shower spray does not adjust and continues to fall off shower arm. No shampoo, 2 tissues in the tissue box and no spare box. Table that holds coffee and tea is in need of serious cleaning If you need a handicap accessible room... do not come here.

Y'all know hotel/motel rooms are pretty much all the same but thankfully their rooms are nice and…read moreclean. Cable/satellite, wifi is excellent. Coffee and coffee maker in the room. The front desk folk are friendly and are willing to help with any requests. There is a gift shop and a Starbucks coffee shop in the lobby, If you want to gamble try your luck on the slots. This establishment also has a tiny but nice sports bar. If you're hungry there is a restaurant on site serving delicious New Mexican cuisine. Our waitress was Raven and she was fantastic! We (me and my gal) had the Saturday buffet - prime rib and seafood, ... Oh boy, it was so delicious! If you need a bite or a stay over stop by. You can't miss their big-o bright sign. I approve.

If you're looking for a place to stay along I-40 Do yourself a favor and drive to Gallup or stop at…read moreRoute 66 before. The tub was nasty. Carpeting is at least 50 years old. Pool hasn't worked in years. Casino side, just count on losing. But don't take my word for it. Make your own decision.

I ran out of space to include this above, but we continued to have problems DURING the wedding…read more Four of the rooms were reserved under my mother-in-law's name because she was getting them for members of the wedding party. Both she and I went in in person to discuss this with the front desk. Yet, the night before the wedding, there were a group of our groomsmen left to try to negotiate with the front desk. The front desk insisted they could not put it on a card with someone's else's name, though this had been pre-arranged and the HI manager/staff never once mentioned that before. They insisted on getting credit cards from different people for each room. The next day, my mother in law had to go in to confirm once again that she wanted the rooms on her card (and give them a piece of her mind). We all agreed this must have been the most business ever done by this Holiday Inn and, unless they improve their management, I don't see them contiuing to get much more. (And, for the record, the guests who did get rooms and manage to stay without getting hassled, said the rooms were quite nice for the price.)

Stayed here for a gymnastics competition. Was only in the room for about 8 hours, 6.5 of them…read moresleeping but the room was very nice, clean, and comfortable. Big bathroom, nice work area, nice TV with regular Direct TV (no trapware). and a quiet heater. 2 pillows for each sleeping spot, one labeled soft one labeled firm. Bed was comfortable. Breakfast was great - cinnamon rolls, pancakes, eggs, muffins, cereal, juice, good coffee, sausage, ham, and hard boiled eggs. All free. Only complaint was the shower head. Lots of hot water but it was an adjustable head with 3 flow patterns, too hard, too soft, and WAY too soft. Small complaint though.

This was a great spot to stop for the night. Ron was an attentive host who made sure I knew all the…read moregood spots for food and scenic views. When I asked about a place to watch sunset he enthusiastically grabbed a map and explained how to get to the Sandstone Bluffs, which was absolutely perfect and just what I wanted. The room had a microwave and mini-fridge, and the towels felt new and surprisingly fluffy for an inexpensive motel. The signage is very retro-Route 66, which I love. The place needs a little work, but it looked like renovations were in progress; they were working on the front office while I was there. (That's always a good sign to me, when I see an investment being made in a property) This *is* an old school motel, but as long as your expectations are reasonable you'll be satisfied.

If you like classic 1970's Americana motels, this is the place for you. It's not fancy, and that's…read moreexactly the charm, just clean rooms, friendly owners, and a true mom-and-pop feel. You can feel the history here. It has that small-town, old American roadside vibe that's hard to find now, and I love supporting a business like this. A great little spot if you want something simple, clean, and full of character.

Stopped by the lobby, really more of a living room, to inquire about the historic inn and rooms…read more Food is served at Campo and there's also a Farm Shop that serves coffee/tea/pastries and a library bar. I appreciated Elizabeth's service at the inn in providing room rates, pictures, and information.

Los Poblanos in Albuquerque, New Mexico is a beautiful working farm with lavender fields, live…read moreanimals, and true farm to table dining at Campo. I loved sipping honey lavender tea and sparkling lavender water while soaking in the peaceful atmosphere. It's a perfect place to reset and eat well. The staff was incredibly helpful. They even lent me a humidifier to help with the dry air and a phone charger when I needed one. I also attended a gentle flow yoga class that was thoughtfully designed and very grounding. A truly special place that balances comfort, wellness, and natural beauty.

Affordable and Comfortable Stay Near Old Town Albuquerque - With a Few Caveats…read more We stayed at Sandia Peak Inn - Old Town ABQ (a Howard Johnson by Wyndham), and I'll start by saying this: the price was definitely right. While it's not a luxury hotel, we more than got our money's worth, and I'll give an honest, balanced review. One of the main reasons we chose this property was the availability of EV charging. They offer both a J1772 and a Tesla destination charger, with a $10 nightly fee to use them. That was a great convenience and worked without issue. We booked the accessible oversized king room, which was very spacious, nicely decorated, and included a comfortable bed. We thought it had a sofa but found a day bed instead. The room also featured a small work table and a nice easy chair--well equipped for a short stay. The parking lot is tight, with narrow spaces and limited room, but our reserved EV charging spot helped avoid problems. Breakfast was modest but acceptable. There was a waffle maker, juice machine, coffee, peanut butter (the only visible protein), various breads, jams, and some overripe bananas. Vegetarian-friendly, but not very filling. One downside we experienced was related to smoking. Although our room was non-smoking, the moment I stepped outside in the morning, someone was smoking nearby. While I don't know how frequent this is, it would be preferable if the property were entirely smoke-free, especially near room entrances. The neighborhood felt like classic Old Town Albuquerque. I didn't feel unsafe, but I wouldn't recommend walking the area late at night. The exterior of the property has been nicely styled with Southwestern décor, which adds charm despite the budget-conscious operations. In short: everything wasn't perfect, but it all worked--and for the price, we walked away satisfied.

We were traveling through and looked on yelp for recommendations in the area this one popped out…read more Area was a bit shady honestly didn't feel to safe Front desk manager was very nice super easy check in The hotel looked nice parking lot clean nicely decorated with Native American decor The room was big clean, refrigerator, tv worked Bed was comfortable pillows small but comfortable Restroom was small door hit the toilet when you opened it Water pressure was strong, hot water Overall it was a decent place to stay the night

I was advised that the Baymont in Belen was the only hotel to stay in Belen that was good. For a…read morehotel in a small town it was well appointed, clean, comfortable, and well maintained. I had a first floor room but it was still quiet. Breakfast was fine. The typical free hotel breakfast. Heavy on carbs. But don't tarry. Breakfast, is picked up by 9 am. No late comers.

Beautiful hotel! Staff is very friendly, and the facility is clean…read more The dining room is beautiful with lots of windows and natural light. There is a double sided fireplace (one side facing the dining Area and the other the entry room). There is an outdoor pool, it was closed during our visit as the weather was still cold. Great location! Within walking distance to two places to dine.

Good, clean, basic accommodation, greatly enhanced by one of the employees…read more From check in to check out, our party of four were incredibly impressed by the charming man at the front desk. He helped us navigate the area, recommended places to eat and was just an all around great guy. Robert is a real asset to this place. Some of the guests were a bit disrespectful, noisey in the corridors late at night and early in the morning. Our room was basic but nice and clean, breakfast was decent. Grants doesn't have too many options for places to stay, I doubt there's any better than this.

Way overpriced for what it is, we paid $203 for ONE NIGHT, had to settle because it was for us to…read moresee the hot air balloon festival. Guy working at the front was kind but a bit unprofessional. The hotel doesn't feel super safe but we were okay as 2 female travelers. I would say if you are females traveling alone, bring an extra door lock because the location is a bit sketchy. Bed was nice, overall it was okay for one night but overpriced.

If you're going to stay, make sure you're strapped so you don't feel as unsafe. I checked in…read moreWednesday night with my 2 daughters while heading east from Southern California. The hotel was very careful on Hotels.com to make it look like the rooms were not on the outside of the hotel, I absolutely would have chosen somewhere else had I known the doors to the rooms were not inside the hotel. I feel like this was intentional so they automatically lose a star for that. I genuinely only stayed here because I didn't want to stay in Albuquerque, thinking it would be safer outside of there. We checked in late, like 9:15pm or so. The lady at the front desk was so friendly and sweet that she deserves 5 stars. The lobby area was clean, and so was the outside of the hotel. The room was fine, it was basic but clean. The bedding was clean and so were the walls. The ac did not work very well, so that kind of sucked but I can deal with it since we weren't staying a significant amount of time here and it wasn't insanely hot. The problem lies in the area of the hotel and the clientele that stays here. In the parking lot there's people just sitting on parking blocks smoking and staring, lots of people walking the halls so all you see is shadows of people walking past your window which is a little unsettling when you have 2 kids with you. Definitely wouldn't recommend staying here unless you're cool with sketchy people going past your room all evening.

Hey Yelpers! Stayed here on the first night of our road trip heading east. We chose this place…read morebecause it had decent reviews and they also allow pets. i'm glad that we did. The facility is very clean, the staff were very friendly and helpful, and the room was everything you could hope for on a road trip. Beds are comfy with lots of pillows. Sheets were nice and soft. The shower had great water pressure. The TV worked perfectly and had lots of options and it's got a couple of dining options nearby as well as a giant Walmart. The wife and I took advantage of the pool and Jacuzzi and it was super relaxing! Nice and warm and helped us settle in for some needed rest. I would stay here again and I would recommend it for you as well.

Safety concerns. I do Not recommend staying. They need to…read morefix their doors. Outside key reader does not work. Staff propped it open with a rock. Room door had to be forced open and closed. Would not latch unless forced. Complaint has been met with "I'll call you back", which has not happened. Bare outlet plug in room. Terrible smell throughout the first floor. Should you wall on carpet without shoes? I do not recommend it. Pictures being added. Fake plant in hall had about 7 layers of dust.

They paid attention when we said we have pets, so we didn't get any surprise fees the way we did at…read moreBest Western. The room was large and homey and clean. My only complaint was that the door handle needed fixed a bit, but overall the stay was nice and we'll definitely be coming back. Next time I'll make sure to bring a swimsuit for the pool.