A friend and I enjoyed staying at this inn on the border of Old Town and convenient to the zoo, aquarium and downtown Albuquerque. The staff was very friendly and the rooms were spacious, since they were casitias with a living room, office, bedroom, walk-in closet, bath, and kitchen. The bed was very comfortable and the area was quiet and... More

Where do you start? Well let's start with the bad: Can't think of anything so that's that. The good? Well, their hospitality knows no bounds, that's for sure. The owners gave me lifts around the area, invited me to dinner a couple of times and were so friendly it was almost unreal. I'm not saying that they'd invite everyone to... More

Whenever we come to Albuqerque we always stay here. This time, again, did not disappoint. We stayed in the Ivy Cottage this time and it was just lovely. The rooms are very large and very comfortable. We even had our own private courtyard with a water feature. Sitting out here with a glass of wine in the late afternoon was... More

It may vary with the casita (room), but ours (La Miradora) was in need of some renovation and maintenance. Some of the doors didn't fit properly, there was rotting wood on some of the exterior porch areas and there were burned out light bulbs in some of the fixtures, for example. However, that being said, it was comfortable, quaint, and... More

We love, love, love this place. We go to Albuquerque a lot on business and try to stay here whenever we can. It's an enclave of little casitas, (many with full kitchens), that surround a beautiful garden area. It's conveniently located right off the famous Route 66 at the edge of Olde Towne Albuquerque. A quick 5 minutes to the... More

What a gorgeous place to stay. Just a few blocks from Old Town, you get your own kitchen and living room, plus a separate bedroom with wonderfully soft comforter and quilt. The furniture is my favorite wood with native SW decor. It has an inner courtyard with a gazebo for relaxing/reading. The best part - breakfast is made to order!... More

The casa we stayed in needed some minor repairs (shower head connecting pipe was showing, some of the kitchen tiles were cracked) so the rustic nature of the rooms may not appeal to everyone. But the casa we stayed in was the size of a 1-bedroom unit (with native american furnishings), the gardens are very pleasant and well-kept, service from... More

The rooms had full kitchens or microwave/fridge in the smaller rooms. Our room had a small private terrace; others had huge ones. Cooked-to-order breakfasts were luscious, varied, and huge and were in addition to a nice spread of cold breakfast items and toast. Just a couple of blocks from Old Town Albuquerque on a very quiet end of the street.... More

We got lucky and were upgraded to the Taos room which was full of paintings, prints and a mural by Pena! The B&B was dated but with charm. Breakfasts were good and made fresh. We liked the courtyard and felt it was comfortable. The staff were really helpful with directions and treated us right. Hummingbirds roosted in the tree next... More