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.
Territorial Revival-style haciendas amid gardens
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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