Albuquerque Hotel Guide - 4 stars Hotels in Albuquerque, United States of America

My wife and I drove down from Taos to stay overnight and see Tedeschi/Trucks Band with Los Lobos and North Mississippi Allstars. The room was a bit pricy but very comfortable. The concert was great.

Los Poblanos Inn is unlike any other in the Southwest. The Inn is historic, built by John Gaw Meem the father of 'Santa Fe Style' on the site of a farm and ranch house built long before Albuquerque spread out around it. The Inn is a working farm specializing in organic foods and Herbs. The most famous of its produce being from it's extensive (and fragrant) lavender fields. The buildings of the farm are from the early twentieth century linking past and present with no jarring in the interface. The farm may be toured and children are allowed to observe how food actually gets from the ground to the table. The grounds are magnificent with 100 year old cottonwood trees shading the gardens and lawns. The rooms are comfortable without being ostentatious. The décor is quiet southwestern with corner fireplaces (working ones) plenty of places to sit and simply relax, indoors and out The Inn has managed to give the ambiance of an inn from the 1800's with the unobtrusive convenience of modern electronics quietly tucked in. The architecture is adobe, vigas (beams) Northern New Mexico tin work, tile fixtures all tucked around central patios with herb and flower plantings. The Inn is near the Rio Grande and has access to historic irrigation systems giving the trees and plantings access to more water than many places in the Southwest. The associated restaurant is famous for its cuisine as is its included breakfasts. Most of the produce is from the farm itself.

It's wonderful to find a historic hotel with lots of atmosphere - that's the Andaluz. Efficient staff, friendly, gorgeous lobby with fountain, pianist & glass mosaic wall. Only hitch, and it's a tiny one, is that the bar, with lovely outside seating, had nothing to eat when we arrived at 10:20 pm. A few olives or cheese would have gone nicely with the good wine selection. Otherwise, overall, a real gem

Convient to stay where the show was and not have to travel before or after

This is a beautiful resort set in a bucolic place. Absolutely the place to go if you are looking for a back to nature stay in a luxurious resort.