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Albuquerque
Located
in Albuquerque's downtown business district on historic Route
66, The
Hotel Blue provides
easy access to the best of the city. The
hotel's 135 deluxe guest rooms and 10 expansive suites offer
you a clean, quiet and affordable stay with an Art Deco motif.
Amenities include telephones equipped with voice mail
and data ports and 25" televisions with Internet access.
www.thehotelblue.com
Angel
Fire
The
Sangre de Cristo Mountains - the southern tip of the Rockies
- and the Moreno Valley are home to the Southwest's premier
year-round family resort -- Angel Fire
Resort. The Angel Fire Resort Hotel offers spacious
rooms with two queen beds in every standard room - also offered
are a variety of Resort-managed condominiums from cozy studios
to spacious three-bedroom units. Enjoy skiing in the winter,
horseback riding and hiking in the summer! angelfireresort.com
Sandia Pueblo
This mammoth building is the 70,000 square-foot Sandia Casino with the largest poker room in the state and an abundance of Las Vegas-style games, some 1700 slots and all space-ship color and sound familiar to those who are drawn, in slow-blink mode, to the now-electronic mysteries of winning and losing. (No one has Pac Man any more.) [Read Review]
Santa
Fe
Located just off the historic Plaza, Eldorado
Hotel is within walking distance of the city's most
notable attractions like the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum across
the street. Santa Fe's First AAA
four-diamond, four-star hotel, Eldorado Hotel flourishes 219
graciously appointed guest rooms and suites, decorated in the
distinguished "Santa Fe Style," many of which feature
Kiva fireplaces and terraces, or balconies overlooking the majestic
Sangre de Cristo Mountains. www.eldoradohotel.com
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Hotel
Loretto rests at the end
of the historic Santa Fe Trail amid the enchanted vistas of the
Sangre de Christo Mountains, offering 140 guest rooms, and a handful
of suites, each filled with the warm, vibrant colors of earthy
fabrics and hand-carved furnishings. All rooms are oversized with
their own climate controls and exceptional working facilities,
many with private and shared balconies to sit and enjoy the view.
www.hotelloretto.com
The Inn of the Anasazi's
fifty-nine guest rooms are designed as an artful blend of southwestern
culture and luxurious amenities. Hand crafted furnishings, four
poster beds, gas lit fireplaces are framed under traditional ceilings
of vigas and latillas. Authentic artwork of the region's diverse
heritage blends with the intricate geometry of indigenous rugs
and handwoven fabrics. Guests enjoy a wide range of natural products
ranging from bed linens, bath sheets, and robes of 100% cotton
to organic toiletries. www.innoftheanasazi.com
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