The staff were welcoming, but the room wasn’t clean.
Patrizio4 days ago
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★★·Albuquerque·7.6
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Econo Lodge Albuquerque Old Town features a year-round indoor pool and whirlpool, plus daily breakfast service, within 5 blocks of Albuquerque Old Town's museums and attractions. Each room offers free cable TV, hair dryer, and ironing facilities, with some rooms featuring a separate seating area, microwave, and refrigerator. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, near Interstate 40 and within a half-mile of the Albuquerque Aquarium.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The staff were welcoming, but the room wasn’t clean.
Patrizio·4 days ago
The spot between the old town’s Dia de los Muertos celebrations and the botanical gardens is fantastic. My room was very comfortable, with a splash of color that broke the usual bland hotel palette, and it was spacious, quiet, and spotless. Standing on the balcony and watching hot air balloons drift by was a real treat, and the hot breakfast was a nice bonus.
Linda·4 days ago
The food ran out without being refilled, and a sign warned that food couldn’t be taken to the room. My 90‑year‑old mother had a hard time getting to breakfast because the area was under construction and full of tools and equipment. I wish there had been more food options and variety.
Loyola·A week ago
The room was pleasant and comfortable in the historic center of Albuquerque.
Bernardo·A week ago
The rooms were somewhat clean, but the exterior was awful. We only stayed one night. The neighborhood felt unsafe with drug users everywhere. After checking in, we left the room to head to the old town, returned to find the door lock broken—probably a break‑in attempt. All night a crack‑head couple next door screamed at each other and their demon dog wouldn’t stop barking. We heard the door handle being jiggled several times. The beds felt like stone. The front‑desk guy was incredibly rude. The security deposit of $100 for damages seemed excessive, especially since half the room’s items were already broken; it was twice the amount of a 3‑star Hotel Albuquerque. The front desk said the deposit would be refunded the next day, but a nice lady said it would take 2‑4 days. The night‑shift staff were also rude. A man waiting to check in before me had to wait 10 minutes or more for the other guest. Because the door had been tampered with, my card didn’t work initially; I told the clerk, he checked the computer and said “it works,” but it only worked intermittently. When we finally opened the door, the handle was wobbly. We were terrified to leave the room.
Bowlin·A week ago