This is a new luxury hotel on the northern end of town. The lobby is rich in culture, large, colorful and inviting, with a 21-foot bronze sculpture at the entry and 10 12-foot hand-carved wooden sculptures. The highlight of the hotel is an art gallery featuring work by famous New Mexican artists. The spacious rooms are tastefully decorated in rich colors and southwestern accents. Each room has a large desk and work area. This is a prime location for getting to and from anywhere in town, with easy access to Interstate 25. The Sunport and downtown are only a 15-minute drive, and the busy Journal Center is less than a mile away. If you are lucky enough to get a room here in October, you will have front row seats for the Kodak Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta.

Howard Johnson Express Inn is one of the new motels that have been popping up along the northern end of town. The rooms are clean, modern and beautifully decorated with a Southwestern motif. The location, just off of Interstate 25, gives you quick access to any part of town. If you are lucky enough to get a room here during the first two weeks of October, you will have great views of the Balloon Fiesta!

This beautiful Southwestern-style building houses some of the nicest, affordable luxury rooms in town. The rooms are decorated in Southwestern prints and colors, and set up for the comfort of the guest. You will have plenty of room plus a desk, high-speed Internet access and an in-room coffee maker. The attached cantina is usually quiet, but can get pretty lively when the hotel fills on weekends. The hotel sits on the northern end of town, eight miles from the airport, with easy access to Interstate 25.

With awesome views of the Sandia Mountains, newly refurbished rooms and great dining nearby, you can not go wrong staying here. Just south of Interstate 25, this inn is convenient for those who have business in both Albuquerque and Santa Fe. The hotel is only a few years old and the rooms are subtly decorated in pale Southwestern hues. Each guest room is comfortably furnished and has a television, telephone, desk and ample lighting. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Located in the heart of the city, this inn is a popular overnight stopping point for interstate travelers and business guests alike. The competition among midtown hotels is fierce, and this small property makes every effort to grab and hold their share of the market with superb service and extremely clean rooms and facilities. The outdoor pool sparkles and the televisions feature remote controls and in-room movies. Each guest room is tastefully decorated and furnished for comfort.

Perched on a hill overlooking the Rio Grande valley, this hotel offers sweeping views of the western skyline and New Mexico sunsets. The renovated rooms are huge, with kings or queens, data ports and in-room movies. Executive rooms feature a comfortable sofa and an overstuffed chair where you can relax with a book. In addition to the beautiful rooms, there is one suite too. The room rates are marginally higher during the Kodak Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. Special group and package rates are available.

Only 15 minutes from Old Town, this stylish adobe home is also the site of an archaeological dig. The owners will gladly show you the site and explain what is known about the prehistoric residents of the area. You can relax in the hot tub, swim in the heated indoor pool or just wander through the fruit orchard and flower gardens. Arnold's prize-winning sourdough bread accompanies a breakfast of pancakes, waffles, fresh fruit and homemade jams. Away from the hustle bustle, Casita Chamisa is the perfect place to laze around and relax!

Located in the heart of bustling midtown, Radisson Hotel Albuquerque is within walking distance to numerous restaurants, shopping malls and business centers. Many of the rooms in this Southwestern-flavoured hotel offer mountain views, jetted tubs, and balconies which are perfect perches to watch the legendary New Mexico sunset. If work takes precedence over sunsets, the rooms feature large office stations. Their restaurants serve the finest of cuisines to suit every taste bud. Their well-equipped fitness center and refreshing pool are the ideal choices to relax and unwind after a tiring schedule!

From the time you arrive at this inn and until you leave, you will be treated to comfortable surroundings and southwestern hospitality. The standard accommodations at this hotel is a two suite room with queen sized beds. The rooms are beautifully decorated and comfortably furnished sporting all of the modern conveniences. If you are in town on business, the rooms feature a desk with both data ports and modem lines. A limited continental breakfast is served in the lobby each morning, and there are a number of dining options nearby if you would like something more substantial. Take some time to relax by the indoor pool.

Located at New Mexico's crossroads, I-40 and I-25, this hotel is in a perfect location in the center of town. Most attractions are less than five minutes away by car, and the Sandia Crest Ski Area is a mere 25 mile jaunt. The MCM Elegante Albuquerque Hotel underwent a massive renovation in the late 1990s and upgraded to state-of-the-art amenities and added an elegant décor. The hotel staff is attentive and strives to serve your needs. Thirty of the rooms were transformed into spacious executive units perfect for a mobile office. The Event Center can host up to 300 guests. If work gets to be too much, you can head downstairs to the Sandia Springs virtual reality golf course and shoot a round.