Hotels near El Dorado Square Shopping Center, Albuquerque

Got in at 3 am asked for a late check out but was told that they don't do that.but our overall stay was quite and had alright time getting a little bit of rest

The parking lot is large, open-air and free. The room is large, but the decoration is rather old. The overall service is good. It is located on the outskirts of the city. There are many restaurants nearby and it is safe.

I really enjoyed my stay at this property, and was pleasantly surprised by the comfortable accommodations and amenities. It was convenient to check in via the Hilton Honors app and use the digital key system to access the hotel and room. The King suite was surprisingly spacious, with the bedroom separated from the living room/kitchenette. Everything was clean and well-maintained. The kitchenette was stocked with coffee maker, microwave, fridge/freezer, a few place settings, some utensils, and two cooking pots. The living room sofa was comfortable. Bed and pillows were also comfy. HVAC system worked well. There were enough outlets and some USB charging plugs. My only room complaint was low water pressure in the shower (possibly a water-saving feature). The hotel was fairly quiet. My room was on the side of the property facing Cutler Ave, and there was no traffic noise. Just occasional noise from other guests. The lobby and breakfast area were inviting. Coffee was always available in the lobby, which was a nice touch. The complimentary breakfast had a wide array of items, and even some local favorites like green chile stew and tamales. The hotel is in a fairly quiet area that felt safer than other parts of town. There were warnings about not leaving valuables in cars, but no overt problems. The hotel is conveniently located near a large shopping center and many restaurants. There is a Trader Joe’s within close walking distance. There is even a cat café close by. Most Albuquerque attractions and the airport were a 10-15 minute drive. Sandia Park is about 30 minutes.

Arrived and was not acknowledged for being explorist , neither was given my bottles of water , checked into room about 5 mins in my daughter almost steps on a quarter size piece of broken glass, then later on at night was showering and my 2 year old son says ouch and actually does step on a small piece of glass in the shower , told staff after that happened was told manager would contact and nothing ,

The staff were professional and friendly here. We booked a standard with a king-sized bed.The room at this branch - Albuquerque East did not a funky smell and was clean & had international plugs which was nice. The front desk and everyone was helpful. The breakfast food and staff were all helpful and friendly. Bonus: Our room had a really nice view of the moutains as well. Had a totally different experience at Holiday Inn Houston East-Channelview. The staff were not friendly and were not helpful either (save for the Bengali lady who was probably the front desk manager). The room had a weird smell. The hotel food at the restaurant was so salty. The breakfast was ok and location was ok. That was only the plus for Houston East Channelview branch.

I stay in hotels well over 100 nights per year. Diamond at IHG, Hilton Honors, Explorist with Hyatt. Usually for business. Traveled to ABQ from Colorado for business. First of the year, trying to cut back on travel costs. So picked this location (in a pretty sketchy area btw). I saw pretty quick why the rate was so good. Arrived around 4:45pm on a Monday.. guy at the desk was nice enough.. but they put a hold on my card for $75 extra (more than the actual room rate!) which I wasn’t aware of until after getting there. I got on the phone with my boss… he was checking to see if I made it safely. I told him the hotel was a bit sketchy.. he asked where it was, I said “Juan Tabo & I-40”. Her immediate response was “ooof I don’t think that’s a very safe area, why didn’t you stay at the Hyatt Place Uptown or Holiday Inn Express close by?” I said it was first of year and saw an email that we should try to cut back on travel costs (being a good soldier). He said “well sure, but not cut back so much that you’re in a place like that”. The room itself wasn’t that bad. I’ve stayed at worse. Did see some questionable clientele around the property & nearby. It was a basic Quality Inn. For a decent price. It was when I was needing to extend my stay that things tanked. Around 11:00am, checkout time, I noticed my card wouldn’t have enough to probably cover the second night, especially if they did ANOTHER $75 hold. So I called the hotel (I was at work) and let them know I’d be there in a little while to take care of the 2nd night’s stay. No problem, I was told. I arrived back at the room around noon, for lunch.. since I had to make sure I’d have enough on the card on file to cover the second night, I went ahead and did a a transfer between bank accounts. Typically takes 45 minutes or so. A few mins later, I get a loud, long knock at the door. Not sure if it was the manager or not…. But she was pretty rude. Doing business with the public for over 20 years, it takes a lot to get me to push back on anyone. She said they needed payment. I said I’d be down there in a bit. “Well it’s already after 12” (Most Choice Hotels give you a 2pm checkout if you’re a Choice Member). About 20 mins later, a phone call. “I need you to come down right now”. Mind you, it hadn’t even been 90 mins since regular checkout. I told her I’d be down as soon as I could. Could be as little as 5 mins. “OK you have five mins”. By this time, I was getting pretty fed up.. and began packing up in case they kept being rude. I even called the front desk a few mins later and told them I’d be down in ten minutes. Just as the transfer showed it’d completed and they could run that card again, i get another knock. It’s the same woman… I politely said hi.. she said “if you can’t get down to pay for this second night, I need you to leave.” That was the very last straw. I told her that I was leaving. Not because of payment, since I was just leaving to go down on my way back to work, but because of he