Best Hotels Albuquerque

... mesas and buttes and tumbleweed!  It’s obvious we are dealing with elevation as we head to Albuquerque.  That haul/tow button is absolutely the best thing ever.  Allen uses his GPS to see the change in elevation.  He calls out ...

... but just to look. After a few hours here and soaking up the vibe, I took the bus back past downtown to Old Town Albuquerque. This was another place just like Santa Fe and Taos with the old Spanish Mission type square with adobe shops all around. Again, I ...

... the dinner table, we have shared the highs of the day, with very little gritching about any inconveniences encountered along the way. Some hotels have been wonderful, and some have been....well, less than wonderful, but so far, no bed bugs! My room-mate ...

... by the long hard run to Amarillo in what we thought was scorching heat, backing off with a stretch between Amarillo, Albuquerque and into Flagstaff...a comparatively restful ride before a long run through the oppressive desert heat to Barstow. Finally, ...

... them from the outside.  However, some of the shops were open so we got to do the second best thing -shop!  We're staying right outside of Albuquerque and off to Mesa Verde tomorrow should take about 5 hours.  Our biggest problem now is that ...

... was called "Truth or Consequence" and it seemed to have nothing more than a garage, a porn shop and a church! We arrived in Albuquerque at midnight and walked just a few blocks to our Hotel (the one with the cookies!!) It was really nice had a pool ...

... the 1st nuclear bomb was created 22.    Santa Fe, New Mexican style food sampling 23.    Albuquerque International Balloon Museum 24.    Drunk kids coming back late by our RV in Albuquerque ...

... lawyer in Albuquerque who was surprised to hear that St Petersburg hadn't been called Leningrad for twenty years. A lady, also in Albuquerque who, despite having just read a book on the European black death during the 14th century, thought we still used ...

... an hour. We were off for wine tasting in Santa Fe, NM until we noticed on the GPS that we wouldn't make it there until 5:45pm. Albuquerque was an hour away from Santa Fe, we would never make it to horseback riding. We decided to skip Santa Fe for now and ...

... ; Got a great parking place thanks to Mom's handicapped pass.  Found our seats, but they were in the hot sun (looks like the Albuquerque curse didn't come to pass!), so we sat a few rows back until the sun went down further and our seats were in the ...

... El Malpais National Park we drove across lava flow outcroppings, very unexpected and cool.    We just got to Albuquerque. I chose the Econoldge because it was closest to the Old Town section. It's really not a great place ...

... east, and standin; on the corner in Winslow Arizona, such a fine sight to see. From Arizona, hot dog, jumping frog, Albuquerque! Not much to say about Albuquerque, but it is worth mentioning the Indian reservations that are scattered around this part of ...

... Falls & the Maid of the Mist boat ride Sea plane trip in Vancouver The Hot Air Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque The diversity of the National Parks Disney and Universal’s Theme Parks Sporting events including the Rodeo Seeing a fantastic and ...

... stopping off in all the towns that are mentioned in the old song Get Your Kicks on Route 66:  Winslow, Gallup, and Albuquerque. Greeting us in Texas was a large threatening storm – dark ominous clouds, lightening, pounding rain and hail - very ...

... planning to make 3 stops along the way before hitting Vegas on 30th - Roswell (famous for alien UFO landings in 1947) and Albuquerque in New Mexico, and then Flagstaff near the Grand Canyon in Arizona. But Sapna was interested in doing a longer trek in ...