Albuquerque
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsRight in the centre, 500 m from the heart of town, on Marquette Avenue. You walk out to the downtown restaurants and quickly reach both Route 66 and Old Town.
€130 a nightSee on Booking →Near the centre and the I-25, 1.6 km from the heart of town. An all-suites hotel that suits families and those heading off by car to Acoma or the Sandia Peak Tramway.
€150 a nightSee on Booking →North of the city, 11 km from the centre, very close to the Balloon Fiesta grounds. In October, this is the address that spares you the dawn traffic jams on the way to the balloons.
€140 a nightSee on Booking →On Central Avenue, the old Route 66, a stone's throw from Old Town. A renovated motel for sleeping in the setting of the legendary road without giving up comfort.
Head out at nightfall to photograph the neon sign, restored along with the motel, built in 1937.
€120 a nightSee on Booking →On Central Avenue, near Old Town, a Route 66 motel that has stayed simple. For a tight budget that still wants to walk to the old town.
€80 a nightSee on Booking →On Rio Grande Boulevard, on the edge of Old Town, less than 3 km from the centre. A predictable chain hotel, handy if you are driving between the old town and the surrounding sights.
€110 a nightSee on Booking →On Bellamah Avenue, on the edge of Old Town, a hotel with a design inspired by Chaco Canyon. For those who want a polished stay a few minutes' walk from the old town.
€250 a nightSee on Booking →In the heart of downtown, 100 m from the centre, in a 1939 building. You sleep in the city's history and walk out in the evening.
Opened in 1939 by Conrad Hilton, a son of New Mexico: take the time to wander through the lobby.
€200 a nightSee on Booking →East of the centre, on Central Avenue, in a converted 1926 hospital. The rooftop bar gives you a reason to stay in for the evening, before heading off to Nob Hill along Route 66.
The hospital treated Santa Fe Railway workers, hence the name of the rooftop bar, the Apothecary Lounge.
€190 a nightSee on Booking →