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4.0 (57 reviews)
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Jim W.

The location next to the airport is convenient even though we weren't flying. Access to I25 is less than a minute. We were greeted by the front desk staff and welcomed to Albuquerque. Check in was quick and efficient. Our room was clean and roomy enough for two plus our small furry friend. Yes it's dog friendly! The room included a stove top and full size fridge. Breakfast was dazzling: waffles, omelets, fresh fruit, yogurt, scrambled eggs, link and patty sausage, soft drinks, juices and excellent coffee. The lady cooking and keeping up with the crowd did a fantastic job. The dining area was large and kept clean. There is a business center, ATM, free laundry (bring your own detergent pods) and a dog area. We up graded our lodging this year and don't regret it. We definitely recommend Staybridge Suites.

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Lost Dreams ..

Great hotel close to the Albuquerque airport. Short distance to Old Town and UNM which have great dining options. The hotel is recently renovated so everything looks new and modern. I booked a one-bedroom suite. It was smaller than other hotels I've stayed at but it was higher quality. The rooms have a kitchen, with appliances and cookware. They also provide a laundry basket and the washer/dryer is free. I brought my own laundry detergent and dryer sheets but the front desk sells that as well. There's a small shop with snacks and treats next to the front desk. Free breakfast buffet every morning with a wide variety of options. The main negative was that many of the staff don't speak English. When my stove wasn't working, they sent Housekeeping to my room and the man didn't speak a word of English, so that was frustrating. Another time, Housekeeping knocked on my door to tell me something, yet I couldn't understand her because she didn't speak English. Very frustrating. Also during breakfast, some of the breakfast items needed to be refilled and the staff were very slow to do so. So there was often a long wait to get eggs and the staff were nowhere to be found.

Hot Air Balloons enjoying a New Mexico sunrise
Amanda V.

Great location with beautiful views! Waking up to a view of hot air balloons was quite a sight! Very easy to locate. Exceptional service. Room was very clean and you could tell staff was taking extra effort in sanitizing rooms and common spaces. Breakfast service was great, offering quick meal kits we could easily take in to our room. Sadly, we were not advised about having to make appointments for the pool, so we missed out. If I had any criticism it would be to have something posted at check in about making pool appointments. All around, one of our best stops in our cross country drive. We will definitely stay here again!

Breakfast buffet.
Peter D.

The Good. -The bed and the room are both comfortable and clean. -They have Cheddar Sour Cream Ruffles at the front desk. -It's affordable. And breakfast is free. -We were in and out with no hassle at all. The Bad. -I couldn't figure out the air conditioning for a lot longer than I'd care to admit. In my defense, it shouldn't be covered in buttons that don't work if it's controlled by a thermostat located elsewhere in the room. The Ugly. -There's no place to eat breakfast where you can avoid listening to the TV blaring with Fox News talking heads. (This is not a political statement, I just don't need six men yelling at me at once at 8 am.)

The sofa bed doesn't unfold all the way!
M H.

Everything seemed fine at first. The staff was friendly, the room seemed nice and was fully equipped. However, I found not one, not two, but THREE long black hairs entwined with the bath towels. I tossed them aside, but I wish I had taken pictures. I was tired and just wanted a place to crash. Which comes to the next issue: when I pulled out the sofa bed IT WOULD NOT COME OUT ALL THE WAY. It got stuck on the "lip" of the TV stand. Scrapes on the stand indicated that other people found a way to make it work, but I couldn't. Had to sleep on the couch, which wouldn't have been so bad except I GOT BUG BITES ON MY ANKLES. I will never stay at this place again, and I would caution others from doing the same.

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F O.

Room 304 1K 2Dbl Sofa EXCEPTIONAL!!! it's in the details and this hotel DOES address the details! Everything from Clorox wipes in the fitness room to feminine products in lobby bathroom. PROS Spacious room and hallways Great fitness room - treadmills may need belts replaced soon as they are loose Comfortable beds - large selection of small pillows lol Lots of lighting in room Great shower Lots of towels CONS Don't recommend the delivery restaurant Aldo's at all. It is advertised as "room service" don't be fooled it's overpriced, basic food and takes 3 times longer to get then it should take!!

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Clean and spacious but the pillows are awful in my opinion. They were small and square almost like a throw pillow. Hard as well. Boo.

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So this review is coming from the POV of someone moving and traveling with a cat. I'm driving a…read morePenske moving truck, towing a vehicle, and my cat is with me. I'm moving cross country - WA to FL. I've driven cross country several times moving east to west and west to east plus I'm an army brat so I have lots of experience moving, long drives, and hotels. With that in mind take this review as you will.... I was looking for a hotel that accepted a cat, had a spot to park a moving van and towed car, and had a hand held shower. I called 5 hotels this is where I ended up & below are the results. 1. It is not a place for travelers who are moving and towing vehicles - it's in a residential area. If you are experienced driving large vehicles you will be fine otherwise you might want to stay somewhere else where it's easier to get a parking spot. If you are driving a pickup or car there's plenty of parking. 2. I requested a room with a hand held shower as always this seems to stump hotels when I call so it took them awhile to discover they had a ADA room with tub and hand held shower head. Take a look at the shower pics do you see what's missing and what the issues are? 2a. The hand held shower head is hung so high you can't use it when seated on the shower bench! Which defeats one of my 3 reasons for picking this hotel. ‍ 2b. There's no tub. So their guide sheet the clerk referred to when I called is wrong. 2c. The shower curtains (there's 2) don't reach the floor so the entire floor of the bathroom will get wet. Especially as the shower floor and bathroom floor are not graded to allow for the water to drain to the shower or the drain in the middle of the bathroom floor. 3. The drapes were open and the ac was off so the room was hot. The gauge says 76. I lowered it to 66, it's been 90 minutes and the room is still warm. So if you are as me and sensitive to hot weather be warned. It doesn't make alot of sense to have the shades open in a hot climate especially when the view is a parking lot. 4. The tv remote is missing. As I am a paranoid sort I called the front desk immediately not wishing to be charged for it. They offered to bring another which was nice but I can live without tv for one night. 5. The room and bathroom is large/spacious if you have kids or have accommodating devices like walkers you will have plenty of space. 6. The room appears to be very clean but I didn't take a black light to it; some things are better to be left. 7. Breakfast was interesting. 8. There is only one luggage cart and it rather large which is an issue as it doesn't fit well in the second elevator. When I pointed it out to the desk clerk he said oh use the other elevator. Umm sir when you press the elevator call button you get the elevator you get you don't get to pick as both don't appear. He seemed stumped by that. Recommendations - hotel to purchase several airport luggage carts they are more easily stored and maneuvered.

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The Hampton Inn perfectly hits the "pretty good at everything but master of none" spot when it…read morecomes to hotels, which is pretty much what you want when traveling anyway. The rooms are clean, reasonably appointed, and the beds are comfortable. Plus, there is typically free breakfast. Everything you should need if you are on the road, need a comfortable place to stay, then want to be on your way. This isn't the kind of hotel where you would want to hang out and enjoy the amenities. But the price point and location should tell you that anyway right? I stayed here on my trip back to California from Indianapolis, and it was just right. The right temperature porridge. I had no complaints and would stay here again on any road trip. Five stars.

I'm not going to lie - was concerned I had made a mistake when I turned onto the road. Missed the…read moreturnoff, in fact, a couple of times and ended up going around the block. You know what, though? Perfectly good hotel. It was quiet. There were places to eat, and even entertainment, nearby. Convenient to the airport and work I had to do. I spent a week and would stay here again. That said, while staff were friendly and breakfast was as expected (decent with some hot options - not just carbs, like some places)... I love that there was a fitness center with weights, not just cardio equipment. I didn't love the big picture window in the gym, on the bottom floor, that anyone could look in at any time. I love that there was a pool and whirlpool. I don't know why - even though the sign says it will be open until 10, it was chained shut quite early in the evening. My room was clean and, as I said, quiet. It had a weird musty smell too it though and the thermostat wasn't working. The main unit gave me a continual error message and the wall unit was either on or off, nothing in between. I seemed to be either really warm or quite chilly.

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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!"

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Business Parkway/Academy Acres

My friend and I spent the weekend in Albuquerque in May and enjoyed our stay. We chose the Hampton…read moreInn & Suites Albuquerque North because it was near the attractions we were planning to visit. Our room was of adequate size, with two queen beds and a fridge and microwave. The beds were comfortable and the room was quiet; we didn't hear any noise from adjoining rooms or the nearby freeway. The breakfast was delicious, with plenty of options for a nourishing start to our day. We enjoyed using the indoor pool and hot tub. Special thanks to Claudia at the front desk! I was trying to access wi-fi the evening we arrived, and the system kept giving me error messages. I called the front desk and Claudia answered; when I explained the situation to her, she offered to come up to the room to see how I was logging in on my laptop. That was extremely kind of her! I opted to go down to the front desk and we worked through my login process. Claudia discovered that my name had been misspelled on the reservation, and so the login screen couldn't recognize me. It was a small error--just one letter off--but created enough of a headache that I was VERY appreciative of Claudia's assistance!

I typically am a fan of Hampton Inns. But I had one complaint that ruined things for this hotel…read more They had some sort of motion sensor activated AC which only worked when I moved around in the room. At night when I fell asleep and stopped moving, it would get so hot and AC wouldn't turn on until I got up and made movement. I couldn't get a decent night's rest and I was there for five days. Don't know if only this room's thermostat wasn't working but I really didn't enjoy getting up multiple times a night.

Staybridge Suites - hotels - Updated October 2026

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