Find hotels near Amapola Gallery, Albuquerque from AED 199

"Nice clean room, comfortable bed. Great location."

"Pool was freezing! Didn’t like that. Room was clean but didn’t like the double side mirror in the bathroom. You need to look into that 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 "

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"Clean, quiet, dog friendly, kind & friendly staff."

"Lovely time there. Will book again our next visit to ABQ."

"Friendly staff at check in, cute cocktail bar, clean rooms and bathroom, good pillows. I was sad the pool wasn’t quite up for the season but it was early spring so that makes sense. Area felt safe as a solo female traveler. A few restaurants and shops within 5 minutes walking. "

"Everyone in staff were super friendly and helpful. The room was great and the location to old town was the best. My only complaint the whole stay was with the parking. Definitely not parking friendly. I had to park across the street and walk across what seemed to be a main thoroughfare. Very dangerous since my health doesn’t allow me the ability to move too fast. For a hotel of that size a parking deck would be nice, or at least cut down the size of the gated/private parking. There was very many available spots I never saw taken but began a locked gate. But I did enjoy the stay."

"Proximity to Old Town as described. Rarely needed to drive. "

"Pool and hot tub inoperable, door locked. Filthy hardwood floors with ants, red and black microscopic bugs around the bed and throughout the room. Floors lightly swepted but needed deep mopping. After being bitten several times on first night, at breakfast, I showed evidence of ants, red and black bugs on a napkin. Assured Me that room was gonna be cleaned, it wasn't done by nighttime. I wet a towel and washed the entire floors three times. Ants, bugs, contact lens and dental floss container was found. One lady behind on replenishment of hot foods. Found her in the next room on her cell phone talking to a man. Excuse me. the hot foods are empty, she stood up walked towards me, not happy and did a CURTSY towards me as to disrespect waiting guests who gasped when she did that gesture."