Embassy Suites Albuquerque
Gold
This Embassy Suites has to be one of the top 10 of its brand in the U.S.--at least those that we've toured.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveChoose an Area
Fitness Facility:
Wonderfully new fitness center inside a spectacular hotel just off the highway, but a long walk to the heart of downtown.
Hyatt Regency
Gold
Located across from the convention center and the Sports and Wellness Club at the Galleria, Hyatt Regency is downtown Albuquerque's premier hotel.
Price: Moderately Expensive Fitness Facility:
A good on-site gym and even a pool that may tempt some swimmers to turn a few laps. If you still want more machines and iron, a full-fledged fitness center is a block away.
DoubleTree by Hilton
Silver
This hotel with its 295 rooms is making good strides with a recent renovation, and we always enjoy DoubleTree's delicious chocolate chip cookies.
Price: Moderately Expensive Fitness Facility:
Plans to improve the tiny onsite gym (stay tuned), but within walking distance of a decent full-service health club.
Hotel Andaluz
Silver
Originally built by Conrad Hilton in the late 1930’s, and later operated as La Posada de Albuquerque, the newly renovated Hotel Andaluz is home to 107 guest quarters, which keeps the big convention crowds away.
Price: Moderately Expensive Fitness Facility:
Nothing on-site, but guests are provided a complimentary pass to health club across the street.