So many cute shops, outdoor patio restaurants, hair salons, murals, all wrapped up in art deco…read morebuildings ! Def drive thru or walk thru Nob Hill. Very enjoyable area

Keep Albuquerque Quirky! This is a weird arts district for ABQ. This is where the free thinkers,…read morethe forward looking populace expresses their local flavor, their nuances of culture that makes ABQ unique. There's all kinds of great murals, public works of art, and awesome shops to check out up in here. It's right down the way on Route 66 from University of New Mexico, so it's a younger, hip crowd that goes here for local grub, shopping, and events. You're sure to find all kinds of old Route 66 memorabilia, or stuff made by local artisans. It's all small local businesses, there are no chains around here as far as I know. You're sure to find some cool foreign grub, a nice tattoo parlor, or a kitschy gift shop that focuses on Abq pride. Parking can be challenging- keep an eye out for private lots or the back streets off of Central Ave.

This is my go to for parking before traveling. The bus takes you directly to your car so you feel…read moresafe. Staff is great and personal.

First time using this airport parking and it was great! Easy to get to, easy to get shuttle to and…read morefrom airport. Everyone was nice! Will use again.

They were resurfacing the lot. Parked my car, 4 days later car , covered by fine mist of tar. No…read moreone would even respond. Don't park here

Had some stuff sprayed on my car. Contacted them and they paid to have it taken care of.read more

good service. Easy to reserve space. Pleasant staff. Close to airport with a minimum wait for the…read moreshuttle both ways.

See my previous review. They used to be reliable and fast but the last two times, I waited at least…read more20 minutes after getting to the curb. I watched tons of the other locations, including the airports own, come and go many times over.

OBSESSED!! This…read morewalkable old town is full of fun and fantastic finds . Makers , street vendors , food, rattlesnake museum , live music , vintage , tea house , coffee, jewelry and sooooo much more . The architecture is beautiful and so is the community here . Very laid back , highly recommend the night market if you want to avoid the heat . Had no issues parking ( paid) and there are restrooms in the parking lot . Adding this place to my list of gems .

Very touristy, but still a nice stopover for your Route 66 journey. We were on our Chicago to…read moreSanta Monica journey with a goal of seeing as many things and stopping at as many places as we could. We did not stay long, just ate and got back on the road. But its still a nice place to say you visited, took a photo and checked off the list.

New favorite airport. I love a mid-sized airport. Short TSA lines, easy gate maneuvering, a handful…read moreof good food options, clean bathrooms, quick pick-up/drop-off. These are the things that really matter, and my home airport of Birmingham also checks all of these boxes. However, what sets ABQ apart is the fantastic regionally appropriate architecture, decor, and art. You step off the plane and are immediately greeted by southwestern flair, soaring hot air balloons, and lots of terracotta. I've been told there have been recent renovations to the airport due to all the recent Netflix money and talent going in and out.

This airport was a pleasant surprise. Quick to navigate, decent food options, super clean bathrooms…read moreand it had things to keep me occupied while waiting on a 5 am flight.

The downtown station is nice and clean little challenging finding the platform as there is…read moreconstruction and the signage does not clearly give directions. Wish there was place to get coffee while waiting.

The downtown train station is a bit sketchy. I know they're going through some construction right…read morenow, but it was not well lit and there were a number of homeless people hanging around.

Scary place!! If my husband didn't have to use the restroom, we would have driven away. I felt like…read morewe drove into the walking dead show. Very sad to see all the people sketched out wandering all over talking to something not there. I counted minimum 20 people spread out from the corner you turn to the driveway you enter. They started walking towards our vehicle as if we had candy. Security guard did come out for a minute, but didn't deter these walkers at all. Definitely don't go there with children. Horrible to witness.

A stop to use the washroom facilities. Very crowded with customers. The inside was organized and…read moreclean. The washrooms were also tidy and nice. A good sized store to find your needs before hitting the road. WiFi available.

This is the best place to teach a kid to ride a bike on the weekends. There is narry a car either…read moreparked here or that drives through. The lot is very level with minimum cracks. You'll have plenty of room to run along and get 'em started and they can roll for hundreds of yards before they need to turn or break so they can get up a lot of confidence. Obviously there is a slight risk with kids learning to ride, but this lot seems to be a great empty and private training ground. We saw one car drive through in about two hours, the driver was more scared than we were for sure.