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

Very clean just a little bit light coming in through the shades from the outside light and some street noise

The room we got was big and roomy, beds were comfy, bathroom door lock was not working but overall it was a very quiet and comfy place.

It was a very nice hotel with a wonderful staff but. There is no gym, lake or garden.

Loved the nostalgic Route 66 charm and great value! The front desk staff were warm and welcoming, and the room was very clean. The only downsides were a disorganized breakfast setup and some worn common areas like the pool. With a little extra care and upkeep, this could easily be a 5-star stay!

This hotel is a bit shabby. The bathroom door was so swollen. I didn’t close. Breakfast was disappointing. However the staff was very friendly. And we were in Albuquerque during the balloon festival so finding lodging was quite difficult.

4/5 – Pleasant Stay with Exceptional Service and a Shower You Won’t Forget

We stayed at Sandia Inn in Albuquerque during our road trip and were pleasantly surprised. The room was spacious, clean, and ready for us even though we checked in late — around 12:30 AM. The young woman at the front desk was prompt, polite, and incredibly helpful. Despite the late hour, she took the time to recommend several family-friendly activities nearby and made us feel welcome right away.

We booked the suite with one king and one queen bed, which turned out to be perfect for our family of five. Our two-year-old shared the king bed with us, while our older kids (ages 10 and 4) took the queen. There was plenty of space for everyone to sleep comfortably and move around without feeling cramped.

Now, as a licensed plumber, I have to mention one thing that stood out — the water pressure in the shower. I’ve seen a lot of plumbing setups in my career, and this one takes the cake. The pressure was extremely high — easily the strongest I’ve ever experienced in any hotel. While some might appreciate that level of force, it was bordering on uncomfortable. I’d strongly recommend that the property have a plumber inspect the system to ensure the pressure isn’t exceeding safe limits, both for guest comfort and to prevent potential damage to the plumbing lines.

Overall, Sandia Inn provided a comfortable, clean, and family-friendly stay at a fair price. With a little adjustment to the water pressure, it would