Hotel Andaluz Albuquerque Curio Collection by Hilton, Albuquerque

I will stay again.

Liked: It was close to Sunshine Theatre.
Disliked: A little pricey but convenient to the concert. Slept very good.

It is enjoyable & a...

Liked: We stayed there last year. Missed having the restaurant.The breakfast was delicious served in the lobby.Look forward to the remodel when completed.We also had dinner & it was delicious but look forward to morevariety of items on the menu when work is completed. We have loved stayingthere. It is a charming hotel.

Wonderful stay

Very poor

It was alright. Won't be...

Liked: The building has some history for sure. The beds were comfortable. It was nice to have robes. We had a view of the city. Breakfast was nice.
Disliked: Coffee sucked both in the room and at breakfast. The rooms were too small. No real accommodation for dogs. If you are paying 75$ per pet, you are expecting to have dog friendly areas. They tell you to walk your dog across the street where the sign clearly says "no dogs". The hotel is located in the middle of the stone jungle. There is NOTHING around. Unless you are there for an event in the convention center, do not expect to any NM flavor.

Superb

Very good

It was an interesting, if...

Liked: We love old hotels and this is a lovely one in many ways.
Disliked: The lobby and I guess restaurant were under construction during our stay, so it's hard to say how it will end up, but their restorations seem too modern and not in keeping with the original charm of the old hotel. There was also a wedding party so valet parking and the small entrance foyer were awkward.

Only one night, but the...

Liked: Both breakfast and dinner were great, both food and service. The ambiance suffered because the hotel feels it is in transition while being remodeled.
Disliked: Recognizing the hotel is in remodel mode, there are still disappointments and negatives. The entryway seems very dim and dingy and the half finished feel of the dining area squelches any feel of an enjoyable, lively place. Before arriving, I had in mind something similar to La Fonda in Santa Fe, where we've stayed several times. La Fonda is old and needs sprucing up, too, but it has a lively feel that Anadaluz lacks now. We applaud the idea of bringing it back, but it has a long way to go. Paying attention to lighting would help a lot.