Why I would stay again: It's difficult to find a clean, comfortable hotel where you can actually get sleep for $65. I liked that I could walk my dogs in peace. Skip the free breakfast!! More

Not a pleasant experience. Hotel staff were friendly, but unprofessional. Rooms were large, but not completely clean (always hate to find someone else's hair in the bathtub). The "breakfast" area was too small and not arranged efficiently, with a limited choice of food. Their indoor fountain leaked all over the floor at the foot of the stairs and I watched... More

The hotel is next to I-25. Cracker Barrel is easy walking distance accross the street. There were many pet owners staying for an agility judging. More

Very good, remodeled room at reasonable price. Dirty room entrance and filthy area around breakfast room, not to mention the large beetle crawling on breakfast room floor. More

I stayed for one night wich was good enought for me. On check in I had to wait a few minuted while the clerk finished her smike break in the parking lot. She was effecient and pleasant though. The room was ok but not vacuumed very well. I also had two annoying flys in my room. The a/c unit knobs... More

The room was sort of clean but we were plagued with flies in the room and at breakfast. We killed seven on the first day and five on the second. The dead flies on the bathroom floor were still there after maid service. We prepaid on the Internet for two nights or we would have left after one. Staff was... More

Easy check in front desk very polite. Room clean good value for the money. Would stay here again. More

The main reason for staying was that US AIR offered 700 frequent flier miles. When we checked in we encountered the dirty wash cloth in bathroom. The recliner chair was broken and part of it was on the floor. The televison did'nt work nor did the wi fi signal. When I called the front desk to complain about the tv... More

To sleep in a furnace or in a mechanical room. That’s the question. As rooms go, the La Quinta at Albuquerque, New Mexico is overpriced for a “family grade” hotel. At $100 per night I found it below my standard. Perhaps the price was so high because its July and tourist season. But, they do allow pets which is a... More