Sandia Peak Inn Old Town ABQ, a Howard Johnson by Wyndham

The place was clean and put together. The shower was clean but outdated. The entire hotel was clean. I loved the touches of the towels carefully placed with a side turned down, nice clean and quality towels. The breakfast was mostly standard- toast, jam, peanut butter, waffles, bananas, yogurt, juice, milk, tea, hot chocolate, cereal- no eggs, sausage, or bacon I’m pretty particular at places I stay. My husband checked for bedbugs under the sheet and we didn’t find any. Did not any see any bugs in the shower or room at all. I felt comfortable and like there was a lot of effort put into making the room feel inviting. There is a gate and surveillance around the hotel which helped us feel safe there are some interesting characters walking the streets. We were able to park our 20 foot U-Haul. I would stay again. Any noise heard in video is just from the door open the door blocked out the major typical highway noise.

Sandia Peak Inn was a pleasant and comfortable place to stay. The room was clean, spacious with a mini fridge, microwave and coffee maker. ||The road outside is very busy with drivers engaging in some sort of street racing at all hours. This was not a problem for me as I always pack earplugs and kept the air conditioner fan cranked to drown out the sound. If you are a light sleeper, this may not be the ideal location. ||The staff were friendly and helpful in explaining everything I would need to know about my stay. Parking was easy and free, and the location was convenient—right on Route 66, close to Old Town and other key spots in the city.||There was a simple breakfast available in the morning. Overall, it’s a great value if you’re looking for a clean, safe, and welcoming place to stay with a little local character.

For the price, this fun & nostalgic little motel is an excellent choice! The family running the place really has put a lot into keeping the kitschy Americana look of the motel grounds in line with the classic Route 66 days. The rooms were clean and well maintained. A couple of the bathroom fixtures weren't in top form but everything worked. The included breakfast offering is small but great for the price of the room! The location is wonderful if you're looking for the historical route 66 Albuquerque. Unfortunately, central avenue has a lot of nuisance in the evening. None of that is a fault of the hotel!

I stayed at Sandia Peak Inn Old Town ABQ last week and had a fantastic experience. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. The staff were warm, welcoming, and always ready to help with a smile. The location is great—close to Old Town and easily accessible. I also appreciated the little touches, like the cozy décor and overall quiet atmosphere, which made my stay even more relaxing. I’m fully satisfied and would definitely stay here again. Highly recommend!

By miracle I was able to find this little gem last minute on Thursday night 4/3 after an emergency trip was made me made my booking online. This place is cozy quiet and full of charm the staff is nothing short of amazing especially since I had made my booking on line and unfortunately the room was supposed to get the other guest decided to do A last min extension. The manager/front desk went above and beyond to accommodate and upgraded my room free and was still able to keep the accommodations of mobility for myself and my mother. The fact that he was willing to ensure I got my room during such a troubling time and still keep the accommodations met just shows that this gem is above it's class. Thank you so much for a wonderful stay. We definitely be coming back. The beds a comfy the rooms are clean and location can't be beat, close to lots of dining options and being close to tingle beach the zoo and botanical gardens is definitely a perk. Thank you again

Clean, comfortable and well managed place to get great rest. Staff was above and beyond. Location was very convenience. Rooms were super clean, comfortable, and great shower. Everything worked like it should -A/C refrigerator, microwave more than we expected. I am going to rate it a 5/5. We were very happy that we found this place. Will back again soon.

Affordable and Comfortable Stay Near Old Town Albuquerque – With a Few Caveats We stayed at Sandia Peak Inn – Old Town ABQ (a Howard Johnson by Wyndham), and I’ll start by saying this: the price was definitely right. While it’s not a luxury hotel, we more than got our money’s worth, and I’ll give an honest, balanced review. One of the main reasons we chose this property was the availability of EV charging. They offer both a J1772 and a Tesla destination charger, with a $10 nightly fee to use them. That was a great convenience and worked without issue. We booked the accessible oversized king room, which was very spacious, nicely decorated, and included a comfortable bed. We thought it had a sofa but found a day bed instead. The room also featured a small work table and a nice easy chair—well equipped for a short stay. The parking lot is tight, with narrow spaces and limited room, but our reserved EV charging spot helped avoid problems. Breakfast was modest but acceptable. There was a waffle maker, juice machine, coffee, peanut butter (the only visible protein), various breads, jams, and some overripe bananas. Vegetarian-friendly, but not very filling. One downside we experienced was related to smoking. Although our room was non-smoking, the moment I stepped outside in the morning, someone was smoking nearby. While I don’t know how frequent this is, it would be preferable if the property were entirely smoke-free, especially near room entrances. The neighborhood felt like classic Old Town Albuquerque. I didn’t feel unsafe, but I wouldn’t recommend walking the area late at night. The exterior of the property has been nicely styled with Southwestern décor, which adds charm despite the budget-conscious operations. In short: everything wasn’t perfect, but it all worked—and for the price, we walked away satisfied.

Probably the most disgusting place I have ever stayed. I do not recommend staying there. I arrived late in the evening and when I walked into the room it smelled funky. Because the room seemed off, I checked the mattress for bugs and even though it didn’t have bugs, the mattress had huge stains, The towels were stained and smelled horrible. The shampoo was half full, so it was used. The smoke detector was ripped out of the ceiling. The ceiling fan was missing half of the lights and when I turned it on, it wobbled so bad, it sounded like it was going to fall out of the ceiling. I was traveling cross country and needed a place for the night and got out at the break of dawn. It was the creepiest place I have ever stayed.

Affordable and Comfortable Stay Near Old Town Albuquerque - With a Few Caveats We stayed at Sandia Peak Inn - Old Town ABQ (a Howard Johnson by Wyndham), and I'll start by saying this: the price was definitely right. While it's not a luxury hotel, we more than got our money's worth, and I'll give an honest, balanced review. One of the main reasons we chose this property was the availability of EV charging. They offer both a J1772 and a Tesla destination charger, with a $10 nightly fee to use them. That was a great convenience and worked without issue. We booked the accessible oversized king room, which was very spacious, nicely decorated, and included a comfortable bed. We thought it had a sofa but found a day bed instead. The room also featured a small work table and a nice easy chair--well equipped for a short stay. The parking lot is tight, with narrow spaces and limited room, but our reserved EV charging spot helped avoid problems. Breakfast was modest but acceptable. There was a waffle maker, juice machine, coffee, peanut butter (the only visible protein), various breads, jams, and some overripe bananas. Vegetarian-friendly, but not very filling. One downside we experienced was related to smoking. Although our room was non-smoking, the moment I stepped outside in the morning, someone was smoking nearby. While I don't know how frequent this is, it would be preferable if the property were entirely smoke-free, especially near room entrances. The neighborhood felt like classic Old Town Albuquerque. I didn't feel unsafe, but I wouldn't recommend walking the area late at night. The exterior of the property has been nicely styled with Southwestern décor, which adds charm despite the budget-conscious operations. In short: everything wasn't perfect, but it all worked--and for the price, we walked away satisfied.

We were traveling through and looked on yelp for recommendations in the area this one popped out. Area was a bit shady honestly didn't feel to safe Front desk manager was very nice super easy check in The hotel looked nice parking lot clean nicely decorated with Native American decor The room was big clean, refrigerator, tv worked Bed was comfortable pillows small but comfortable Restroom was small door hit the toilet when you opened it Water pressure was strong, hot water Overall it was a decent place to stay the night

Worst place to stay !! Do not stay here by any means . Rooms are nasty , owners are nasty . Don't care about their customers! I will be disputing the charges with my bank . We were asked to leave & when we asked the owner to give us some time , he refused . We were verbally harassed by the owner when I called to have the reservation cancelled & was told "shut the f up , stupid b" . We specifically told the owner we had 3 adults with us for OUR reservation. As for a different reservation, that had nothing to do with us. We did not smoke in the rooms , other than vape, & no damages were caused (i have a video of the room before we left).

Stayed here almost a week. Lots of parking, 24/7 wifi, good breakfast, professional staff, very big bed and comfortable, big pillows, near by shopping and super market, clean swimming pool, close to highway, quiet gated and peace full, will come back again.

I hate spending more than $100 a night on a hotel room. Heck, might even knock that dollar figure down by $40. If I find a recently renovated Motel 6 I'm a happy camper. Sandia Peak Inn made me think I splurged at $188 for the wrong reasons. GF and I had left Amarillo, Texas early headed to Albuquerque early to explore as I'd hadn't been there since I was a kid. Checked out a few things; called the hotel to ask about early check in. Guy on the phone asked when I wanted to check in? I said 2pm. He then told me it was $50 to check in at that time. Turns out looking at the hotels.com website...that was the normal check in time! We just ran around and wasted time. Strapless bra for the GF for her new dress. OMG, weed is legal here! Hit up a dispensary; my first! Put the initial phone call in the past and walked in the door. There's my cc info on a print out. CCV number too; how does this conglomerate expedia/hotels/priceline work? Had to run my card twice for the $188 plus another $100 for "incidentals". We get to the room finally and wanted to unload our ice chest including my GFs insulin..mini fridge is unplugged. Also, it's over 90 degrees when we visited. Room PTAC was off. Something I've never encountered. Usually, it's at least cooling/heating your room when you arrive. I paid almost $200 for this? Hot tub was fine; while it works so well for pornos it was more just for show. Speaking of "show" alot of the local accents depicting the Southwest were just tacky. Most of you don't speak electrical but see the pics. All homes have light switches we use. It's basic one switch is one small notch in a plastic plate. Most of us have a plate that has two switches. See the pic of one switch with drywall peeking through. Cheap, cheap, and more cheap adorned the aged walls. More romantic hot tub weekend crushed by Sandia; enter the giant two GM SUVs with a million kids that barreled into the door next to us. To the families credit we didn't hear much; but who books that many people next to a purpose built romantic room? Won't stay here again...

I left my Kindle in the room. Asmi responded quickly that she had it saved for me. They mailed the Kindle to me safely packed and with tracking. I'm so thankful Admi took great care of it and I have it back!

A good motel! It's in the historic district and close to lots of restaurants, a Ross, and a Five Below. Check in was easy. The owners are very nice and it's family owned and operated. The room we had was great. It was clean, there was a working TV, comfy beds, and an AC. Personally, i loved that it was so clean. The towels are good too. There is a pool! It's square, small, and 4,6" deep. Definitely not dangerous but big enough to have some fun. The continental breakfast...leaves something to be desired, but there's waffles and Twinkie's, and that's enough for my kiddo! Anyways, it's cheap, comfy, and clean. I do recommend!

Very good and professional staff, sorry for them to deal with rude customers. Really hard job to manage. We were very happy and pleasant stay at Sandia peak inn. Very clean, comfortable and good location. Very close to old town plaza. Highly recommended!!!

Very strange. This motel is also listed as a Howard Johnson and is painted bright orange. I'm just sayin'-- It's located on Central Avenue SE. Anyway, it's a good place, neighborhood is a little sketchy but I felt safe. It was clean and up to date. We chose it for being pet friendly for our little bird. Manager was super nice. We like motels for the ease of unpacking our car so they work well for us. Downside was that there was drag racing at night on Central Ave, but the cops were passing out tickets. Ear plugs took care of the problem. Never travel without them! Yes, I'd stay here again. If you stay here, be sure to have a steak dinner at the Monte Carlo down the street. Great place for eats.

Very clean. Family owned and greeted wonderfully! Night person and cameras to ensure guests and their vehicles are safe. Great breakfast. Warm and inviting atmosphere

Friendly staff. Spotless rooms. Not too much more to add, but just wanted to emphasize what a pleasure it was to stay at this small but excellent motel. Thanks Sandia Peak Inn!!

My 94-yr-old friend and I stayed just one night and the hotel is very nice, although a little run down. Freshening up would help. But the young woman at the front desk couldn't have been more friendly and helpful. Her whole attitude was happy and fun and she really cared about our comfort. Whatever we needed, she was ready to help.

Usually stay at the overpriced Holiday Inn or Marriott where the cleaning has been hit or miss. So we decided to try this for a cheaper price but honestly the stay was better than expected. The owner was super friendly and accommodating. Rooms were super clean. There was even electric charging for cars. Definitely would stay at this place again. Must try for the price and quality!

It's billed as a Howard Johnson but it's not!! Spent 20 minutes fixing the toilet seat when we got to the room. Does not look anything like the pics on the website. We rebooked at another hotel!

It may not be the fanciest hotel with a big name, but it was hands down one of the best stays I've ever had anywhere. The staff was incredibly friendly, the property is cute, and most of all, it was clean! The continental breakfast was amazing. Waffles, cereal, yogurt, toast, juice, and coffee! Just right. Not too much and not too little. The bed and pillows were comfortable and I slept well. Almost too well! Had a hard time pulling myself out of bed. There was a mini fridge, microwave, TV, desk area, ice bucket, etc. It suited our needs perfect and there was plenty of places to eat dinner at near by. If I'm ever in Albuquerque again, this is where I will be staying 100%.

Off the old Route 66. Love this place. Clean rooms, very clean bathrooms. Got the queen suite so I could stay on the ground floor. The bathroom had a curved shower rod and nice thick shower curtain and a heat lamp. Microwave and refrigerator. The windows don't open in the rooms they are sealed shut perhaps for security, but the air conditioner works great. High quality valet to place your luggage on, huge 70in large screen TV with plenty of satellite channels. The lady who runs the place Kay is delightful, greets you with a good smile. Plenty of parking.

Uncomfortable bed.Smell in the room,my clothes was smelling after spending a night there..VERY loud location,I was waking up all night.It was hard to sleep.Nice host.Ok breakfast.

Not sure what all the hype is about. It's a motel in Albuquerque. Not the Ritz Carlton. Pretty good rates, bed was decent for a motel, but my curtain would NOT close. Spent a good amount of time trying to get it juuuust right so no one wandering past with curious peepers could see in. When I went to tell the front office about this the next morning, there was just a pile of room keys next to a note saying to leave them there. Usually motels this size don't offer a free continental breakfast, so that is a nice addition. I did not, however, find any appetizing fare and left hungry. I really do appreciate the effort though.

This place was great. Don't judge a book by its cover. There is a gate around the front and it is on Route 66, that being said: 1. We expected noise due to facing route 66 - it was quiet. 2. It had FREE electric charging stations two- someone was parked in one space that was not electric, but the other worked fine. 3. The Taco Bus just a five minute walk from the motel- excellent Mexican food. 4. My wife forgot her earings ( very small ones) on the base of the desk light. We called the man who runs the place, he looked and called us back, but could not find it. We called again and asked if we could look. They were sitting right in the same place that my wife left them. He was extremely helpful. 5. The room was clean. 6. Staff very helpful We stayed here in May 2022, but forgot to post the review

Well, as I said several times to both front deak and man, I thought I had arranged for a noon checkout. If I was wrong, ok. It was too late by the time they came to the door and once again you've doubled down on the fact that because I was wrong, I deserved to have a very intimidating man come to my room, yell in front of class (which he did know about) and threaten me. I really wanted someone to understand how scared, violated, and attacked I felt. It seems you are missing the point. As a woman traveling alone, I would never stay there again, and I would advise all women to do the same.

Thanks for the EV car charge. We love this hotel. No pets, no smoking and no nasty carpet! Will stay again!

This is a wonderful place that we like to stay at due to we always get the room with a Jacuzzi. The room is pleasant a great way just to relax and get away from home. Now the front desk lady she is very respectful and caring to all of our needs.

I can not say enough wonderful things about this place! Super clean and easy to find! The views aren't bad either! I love the whole vibe of this place. The staff are super super friendly and accommodating! If you are passing through, be sure to call ahead because with a gem like this, the rooms are sure to book fast! Thank you Sandia Peak for being our home away from home!

Based on the reviews and pictures, I was expecting at least a decent 2-star hotel. Unfortunately, this is more in line with a 1-star rated hotel. It's a basic Inn with some interesting and unique-looking decor. The rooms are very dated and in need of a major refresh. The exterior door didn't lock, there is an infant-quality plastic mattress protector that sounds and feels like you're sleeping on a plastic bag, the bathroom door hits the toilet, the shower faucet was messed up, the water from the sink faucet had a cloudy color to it (the public water is fine here - must be the plumbing), signs of dirt and concerning black grime in areas, and the list goes on. In addition, this location is right next to a busy street. Expect lots of noises from loud cars and people that will keep you up. It doesn't help that the door and HVAC aren't sealed up very well (you can see light). The breakfast is about as basic as it gets with the usual dry cereal, waffle machine, bad coffee, etc. It smells like an old cafeteria. There are new owners for this establishment, who were friendly, and helpful. But we were only here for two nights and didn't plan on spending the entire stay working with them to address every single thing in their room. Especially considering how obvious many of these issues were. The management/owners need to seriously check all of the rooms prior to checking in guests. Overall, this place needs a lot of work. Until then, it should be re-classified as a 1-star hotel/inn, and the price dropped. Otherwise, at the price we paid, there were considerably better options in the area.

Great place to stay, in part at least because of the fabulous family that runs the place! So sweet, they went out of their way to ensure we had everything we needed. Clean rooms, great location, helpful staff, reasonable price. Breakfast isn't much, but the staff kindness makes up for that. Try the jacuzzi room ~ well worth the upgrade!

Love this gated place. It looked so cute and located minutes from The Old Town New Mexico. Asmi (owner) was super nice. She kept asking if we needed anything to make our stay pleasant. To tell the truth, I never stayed in a motel before. But I picked this place instead of modern hotel in downtown because Sandia Peak Inn was a safe place to stay, clean, and very quiet. By the way, Asmi's husband was super nice too. I will return soon.

Came here for the half ABQ half marathon, doing a half marathon in every state. The property is what you would expect of an older route 66 property. Large rooms, a little older, but man do you ever feel like your are "home". The owner lives on the property and takes great pride in all she does and it shows. I hardly give 5 stars, but for the price and the kindness... its worth it! Breakfast is family style, but the overwhelming nostalgic its priceless!

We booked this motel so we could walk the 10 minutes to our beloved Monte Carlo Steakhouse and if you have forgotten a jacket Burlington is 5 minutes away. The motel is nothing special other than it's a bet on Route 66 and that's worth something and we were heading out of town that way. The owners were nice and we got our room and breakfast on time.

Nice people. Helpful and greet you kindly. Would defiantly stay here again. Owner seems to care. They actually have breakfast and good waffles. Bed was comfortable enough. Wood floors in room

Nice motel on Route 66 near Old Town run by a very nice couple. We stayed 2 nights at the beginning or our trip and another night at the end. It is right on the highway, so road noise was loud the first stay and the lights were bright, so we covered the top of the window and turned on white noise to drown the sound, so no problem. The second stay we were in a room on the corner, and the window was in the back so there was no noise or bright lights. The rooms were clean and well maintained. Breakfast was minimal, but they say "continental breakfast" so that's appropriate. The couple running the motel were very nice and accommodating. When we go back to Albuquerque, we will be staying there!

I'm happy I trusted the reviews, looking at the place isn't much but it's comfortable and the women running things it's so incredibly sweet and accommodating. My son and I walked in to breakfast a little late she was putting things away but was quick to make sure we had anything we needed. She was a great conversation and I enjoyed our stay here. If we are ever back in town this will be our go to! -Gina and Chris

Check in was at 2.. owner was fixing a leak so we waited 15 minutes at the front desk. Housekeeping knocked on our door at 9:30am.. check out time is 11:00... they knocked again at 10:00.. and then again at 10:30. And once again at 1050. We opened the door and they said o! We didn't realize someone was in here! It's hard to be rude to people who are polite. We will not be staying at this establishment ever again unfortunately due to the staff.

A cheaper option run by a kind family! If you're looking for no frills, clean, and want to support local, this is a great choice. We just needed a clean, comfortable place to put our heads down for the night so this was a good choice for us during our long road trip.

Absolutely perfect! Better than big brand hotels previous. Great old town location and price. Safe parking. Good food options in walking distance. Clean and bright colors. Very sweet staff and small heated indoor pool. Nice breakfast area and variety. We will be back!

We would score the Sandia Peak Inn 4.5 if we could. We wanted to stay at a local place when we found the inn. When I saw the reviews describing it as funky, I was there. The exterior of the motel is full of personality. Bright colors, fountains, interesting statuary. I loved that. The parking lot has an iron fence all the way around and they close one gate at night which made me feel a little better about our car being there. The grounds were kept up very well. They also have a rosebush which smelled better than anything I smelled at the botanic garden the day before Because we were staying for 4 nights, we upgraded to a suite. I would not recommend the suite if you like right angles and symmetry ( you can see what I mean when you look at other reviewers' photos) but it was fine for us. Overall, the room was clean and comfortable but needed some updating. The room did not have as much personality as I expected after seeing the exterior. The paint had stains, there were holes in the walls, the refrigerator rocked, and the upholstered chair needed cleaning. But housekeeping did a really good job. The biggest complaint I had was not about the motel at all. The inn is on Central Ave, which is a main drag. We heard revving engines and loud exhausts at all hours. This is not a ding against the motel, I just thought you should be aware. We didn't use the pool but it looked clean and nice. There was a complimentary breakfast each morning that looked decent and included waffle batter and a cooker. However we did not partake. And the staff was top notch; from office people to housekeeping. Despite the noise, we would stay there again and we definitely recommend it to you.

We had a decent enough (not terrific, mind you, but decent enough) stay at this motel early on during our recent vacation that we opted to return for another night at the end of the vacation. There are both pluses and minuses to note about staying here, though. On the plus side, the hotel is run by a warm, friendly proprietor who goes out of her way to make guests feel welcome. The rooms are clean, with a combination of updated features and 1950s/1960s-era roadside kitsch. This property has decorative elements to it that harken back to the days of Historic Route 66, giving it a memorable feel and quality that you won't often find nowadays. The hotel also has excellent wifi. On the minus side, this property is located on a loud, busy road; and that loudness subsides only slightly later at night. Although one of our rooms was temperature-controlled well throughout our stay, the other room was consistently too warm or too cold. Finally, when the main proprietor is unavailable to help/greet customers, her replacement does NOT wear masks to keep guests safe from COVID. Also worth noting, proper enforcement of mask wearing was not in operation in the breakfast area, even among people who were not eating there at the time.

Made my same day reservation through Hotels.com. Received a phone call from sweet manager apologizing that they were over sold and she could cancel or upgrade our room for the same price. when I arrived. She again apologized. Stated she had called the company and notified of full status. Very sweet. Room was amazingly clean. Bed was very comfortable. Would definitely stay here again.

Nick and his family are very nice people who are doing their best to run an honest business and I am grateful for them taking care of us during our stay. Clean rooms at a reasonable rate in a generally expensive area. What more could you ask for. I wish them all the best.

Very friendly service, great rates also gave us a free room upgrade - it was very spacious and clean. I like to support Mom and Pop businesses like this whenever I can - Recommend this hotel.

Love these small, independents. On old Route 66. Colorful property. Well taken care of. Micro, fridge, coffee in room. Good bed. Large, clean room with table and chairs. Indoor pool, fitness center, laundry. Breakfast available. Secure parking. Traffic noise kept it from being perfect. Friendly owner and staff.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!! Super cute and cozy hotel. Hot breakfast. Tesla charger. Owner is one of the sweetest people you will ever meet. Stay here. You will not regret it.

Let me start off by saying; not the fanciest place, and the decor is a little cheesy. However, between the wonderfully friendly/helpful staff and owners, the cleanliness of the rooms, and the very comfortable beds, this place is a solid choice for anyone staying a couple nights in ABQ. About 13 minutes away from the sunport, this relatively inexpensive ($99 for two queen beds) hotel earns the recommendation of most who stay :)

Don't let the inexpensive rate fool you! What a wonderful surprise Sandia Peak Inn turned out to be. Due to an unforeseen circumstance, I had to stay the night in the vicinity. I went to Yelp for recommendations. I got a nice large room. The hotel and furnishings are a little older, but one of the cleanest rooms I've ever had. I have no complaints about this hotel. Saw a Tesla in the lot!

I really wish i could give this property a better review. The rooms are clean. The staff is friendly. But the location is DANGEROUS. The homeless population is rampant in this area as is the drug culture. It is not a safe environment. The night we stayed we clearly heard nearby gunshots and again heard them closer than we cared to be. The traffic is obnoxiously LOUD. The new owners do the best they can but some things are beyond their control. I found it odd that other reviewers did not include this in their posts. I just felt people needed to know.

If you are a person who needs special accommodations, stay at Sandia Peak Inn! I have a hearing impairment and wear hearing aids. Even with hearing aids, I must have the television volume louder than most people need. When the reservations were made, I requested a room away from other guests so that the television wouldn't disturb them. Upon arrival, a very courteous clerk named Rohan assigned a room with no guests on either side of our room. I appreciate the cleanliness of the room and the owners respecting my request. Without a doubt, I will stay at Sandia Peak Inn whenever I visit Albuquerque.

The rooms are so clean!! Plus, the lady whom gave us our room (& we're very particular!) was willing to work with us. My other half even thanked me for finding this place! Thank you Sandia Peak Inn!

This awesome boutique hotel checks all the boxes! Clean Comfortable Friendly The front office lady was truly amazing and did a great job of answering all my questions and proved amazing service! Definitely the best hotel for the price I've stayed on this cross country trip. Would definitely recommend!

We only stayed one night, but this hotel was very clean and comfortable with friendly staff. Also very affordable!

Easy to find, and friendly staff that go above and beyond. A basic motel that is very clean and the beds are comfortable. I called the manager on our way in from Texas, and she stayed up past midnight to wait for us. On our trip through the US, this place was about $30 cheaper than anywhere else. We stayed for 4 days and didn't have a single problem the entire time. Nothing fancy but all your needs are covered, prices are reasonable and the place is clean.