Adam F.
Yelp
I am actually here right now, posting this on their wifi. Stayed one night here in Albuquerque after a trip to Santa Fe, so as to be close to the airport for our afternoon flight home. Picked this place for the location (walking distance to old town, which we're about to go explore), and cause it got great reviews, which it *mostly* deserves. Plenty of parking, checkin was super painless, all the employees we've interacted with have been super friendly and helpful, and when I walked into our room, I was immediately impressed: the room is quite spacious given what we paid (I've stayed in hotels for 2-3x as much a night that were a lot smaller), and the floor, I'm pretty sure, is actual hard wood floor, not even the fake stuff (if it is fake, it's a good fake.) Room even comes with a working fridge, a working microwave, an actual table with two chairs and big enough for two laptops across from each other, and plenty of spare outlets.
That said, while I'm satisfied, it's not all *totally* perfect. Our AC works fine, but it's quite a bit noisy unless you go bang on it periodically (I think something in its frame is a bit loose or something? If we'd been staying longer, I probably would have mentioned it and they probably would have looked at it, but I was just here one day.) The AC also goes a bit crazy on the humidifier - I'm glad for a humidifier, as it's crazy dry outside, but I also wish we could maybe turn it down a little? Heh.
Meanwhile, everything in the room and the bathroom seem clean, and the bed itself is comfortable enough, but the pillows and blankets I can tell aren't the highest quality. And the funniest thing: the wifi is plenty fast, and I haven't had any problems with it cutting out, but apparently they went a bit overzealous in blocking what they apparently thought was just for high-bandwidth traffic, but they're using a solution actually meant for companies to use to block time-wasters, so it blocks a *lot* of stuff. I talked to someone downstairs, he knew they installed that, but had no idea just how much it blocks. I don't know all the tags they're blocking, but I noticed it because I was trying to get to a silly textual web game I play, and yeah. They block all gaming-related websites. Apparently they also block porn, I learned because the guy at the front last night, when I asked if he knew about it, kept saying how silly he thought it was - "tons of people like to go to hotels and watch porn", he kept saying. I just wanted to get to my silly web game (I just tethered my phone for a bit for it), but I suppose that is true enough. So that's pretty silly. He said they're trying to get a higher-bandwidth connection from their ISP, then they're going to hopefully relax the restriction (super-silly: it feels fine already), but meanwhile, just know that's a thing they're doing, and that they don't totally understand what they did. :D