Condé Nast TravelerJul 13
8 Best Hotels in Albuquerque Where Local Culture Is at the Forefront
The ideal bases from which to explore this New Mexico metropolis.
Owned by the Pueblo of Santa Ana, Native American-owned lodging
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- CampoRestaurantInn's restaurant in a renovated dairy barn
- Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & SpaHotelOwned by the Pueblo of Santa Ana, Native American-owned lodging
- Corn MaidenRestaurantFine-dining restaurant at Hyatt Regency Tamaya
- Arrive AlbuquerqueHotelRetro-cool charm with midcentury-inspired guest rooms
- DWTNR Cocktail Bar & LoungeRestaurantOverflows with dishes befitting late-night eats
- Hotel ChacoHotelCenterpiece of Sawmill District's transformation
- Toadlena Trading PostPlaceNavajo (Diné) rugs from northwestern New Mexico
- Hotel AlbuquerqueHotelRenovated rooms near Old Town, an epicenter for culture
- Plaza Don LuisNeighborhoodNearby craft breweries, wine tasting rooms, galleries
- El Vado MotelMotelDizzy with retro charm along the Mother Road
- Los Poblanos Historic Inn & Organic FarmHotelTerritorial Revival-style haciendas amid gardens
- Hotel Parq CentralHotelReimagined 1926 railroad hospital along historic Route 66
- Apothecary LoungeRestaurantReimagines former nurse's station as a bar
- Hotel Andaluz Albuquerque, Curio Collection by HiltonHotelTallest building in New Mexico for many years
- Old Town PlazaPark400-year-old plaza, epicenter for Albuquerque culture
- Albuquerque MuseumMuseumIt is located in the Old Town area and is operated by the City of Albuquerque Department of Arts & Culture.
- Rio GrandeSightThe length of the Rio Grande is 1,896 miles (3,051 km), making it the fourth longest river in the United…
- ABQ BioParkGardenZoo, botanical garden, and aquarium
- Sandia Peak Aerial TramwayAttractionGlide to the top of the mountains for views