Doubletree by Hilton Albuquerque

201 Marquette Avenue NW, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87102-2248, United States | 3 star hotel

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City Lights

A travel blog entry by ranlo

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Repairing the RV all day.

County Line for dinner with great views of the city's lights at night. Drove up to the tram station for great pictures. Looked like a zillion twinkling Christmas lights. ...

Two Parks

A travel blog entry by cphenly

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... We were entertained between innings by all the usual Minor League ballgame antics--races by people in Pepper costumes (Green Pepper won, but only by virtue of tackling Taco), children bouncing on blow-up horses, miscellaneous singing and dancing ("YMCA" and "Sweet Caroline" featuring strongly), with the addition of Myron Noodleman, a clown for hire who does the Minor League circuit. Tim and I both ...

Feliz Navidad

A travel blog entry by tuffychloe

Merry Christmas from New Mexico! We left Marshall, Texas first thing and headed on our way home. We had a long drive ahead of us so didn't plan on stopping anywhere. We've been in this part of Texas numerous times so decided to just get driving. We listened to some ...

Albuquerque

A travel blog entry by jaredandjen

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... s only bound to get better from here.

After returning to the KOA a second time, we decided to set out towards Old Town Albuquerque. This is an area of old shops and restaurants that seemed pretty exciting. There was also a rattle snake museum that we wanted to look into. I originally thought that the museum would consist of a bunch of dead snakes or bones or something like that, but instead it was more like the reptile house at ...

Highlights of the Best of the west Tour days 10-18

A travel blog entry by cazza_macca

... and the following morning we also got up early to watch the sunrise. The rocks really change colour in the light of the sun going from white to red to ochre in the sunset and the reverse in sun rise.

We had a free day and many people opted to hike down into the canyon. It was ridicuously hot and I couldn't see the point of risking heat exhaustion to see into the canyon when you could see it pretty clearly from the rim! I therefore went for a ...

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Location

This 3 star hotel, located in the Francisco - Armijo - Otero Addition area of Albuquerque, is near Central Avenue, Skip Maisel's, Jane Butel Cooking School, and Albuquerque Convention Center.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Doubletree by Hilton Albuquerque

    Needs work

    from Often_on_road

    This hotel appears to have undergone a recent physical overhaul. However, front desk and housekeeping problems are evident. The hotel also charges for internet use -- a rarity in today's market. Front desk staff were pleasant and efficient but made a major error to my bill. My room had a stained bed cover, and the used coffee supplies of the previous visitor were still in the bathroom. The inhouse restaurant featured some very good food presented well. However, the wait staff was extremely slow. I'd probably select a different hotel if I need to be in Albuquerque again.

    A little disappointing.....

    from anonymous

    Doubletree downtown is easy accessible and the staff is helpful, but the hotel is average, not impressive. Hotel room is average and basic, not the usual nicer Doubletree. Recommend only if you need simple room in downtown Albuquerque for one day and easy access to Central Expwy.

    Nice place to stay

    from anonymous

    My family and I stayed for a night at the Doubletree downtown. The property has a nice bar and the breakfast was great. We were given some breakfast and drink coupons from the front desk for upgrading the room. The pool was small, but it overlooked the Plaza, which during this summer has different music groups every weekend. The bands played while my kids swam. The rooms were nice, cozy, and comfortable. I felt like my kids were safe during the stay and they enjoyed it. The staff at the front desk was nice. We walked to the downtown area for some dinner and there was only one place, a street with quite a few bars on it, that had some homeless people that didn't look like I wanted to walk past. Other than that, I would stay there again.

    Old Rundown with Unhappy Staff

    from ColoradoJewles

    My husband and I just returned from the Double Tree Downtown, did not have a good experience, no water pressure in the shower, slow old elevators, staff seemed bitter about working or having to speak to you. We paid for an upgraded room with a king, only received one robe and no cookies!!

    Great stay and value

    from yames296

    This hotel is in a great location for downtown. The price of the room was great. I booked on hilton and got the room for 89$+tax a night. No problems with staff or the room. Not a spectacular hotel, but it is a good value.

    Not bad

    from JoeyBinChicago

    Clean, good staff, great price via Priceline...Would stay again. The room was Faux southwestern style, and had perhaps the largest hotel bathroom I've seen in years.

    Decent deal

    from 17fan

    We recently stayed at the Doubletree in downtown Albuquerque. It was only a block away from the Hyatt and there were several restuarants within walking distance. Our room was very nice, bed was very comfortable. I think it must have been updated recently. The front desk staff was very friendly and helpful. A couple of complaints, could hear music from the hallway in the room and the restuarants buffet was horrible (it was included in our rate). I would recommend this hotel if you are looking for a decent deal in the downtown area.

    Great stay

    from Wantabeworldtraveler

    Had a great stay at this hotel this last week. The room was clean, the service was great and the amenities were quite comfortable. Breakfast in the dining room was great, but the service at lunchtime was not the best. The waitress was either very rude or very overwhelmed.... we gave her the benefit of the doubt. I would stay here again.

    Go for the Hyatt, choose this one only by default..

    from anonymous

    I stayed at the Doubletree recently for a conference. The property needs upgrading. It felt very 1970's in the rooms. The carpets seemed somewhat dingy. The restaurant for dinner was great in the hotel. If you see a crowd, go somewhere else for breakfast (Garcia's Kitchen was great). The staff at breakfast was disorganized and I had to wait 30 minutes for cold eggs! Not to mention the fact that there was no one who even bothered to help me upon my departure from the restaurant. Anyway, the cookies were great, and I did get a sound night's sleep.

    Doubletree property needs renovating...

    from JKJEG

    Stayed at the Doubletree February 23-27. The property is in need of a complete renovation from carpet to bedding etc. Service was adequate.

    For a business traveler looking for only a place to sleep, this is your hotel. However, don't overpay for the room. If you are looking for more amenities and luxury, you will need to look elsewhere.

    TripAdvisor Reviews Doubletree by Hilton Albuquerque

    4.00 of 5 stars Excellent