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hotel featuring kitchenettes, sleeper sofas, complimentary contential Breakfast Buffet. Free Wednesday evening Manager's Reception. Free TNT, FOX, TBS, HBO, ESPN, CNN. Meeting facilities/outdoor heated pool/fitness center. Scenic mountain views. Best location in Albuquerque. Adjacent to 2 shopping malls. Walk to numerous restaurants. Three miles to Sandia National Labs and Kirtland Air Force Base.
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American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
Time Zone is GMT
Opened in 1997
Renovated in 2007
126 rooms.
0 suites.
6 floors.
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Take Arvada west to Louisiana. Turn Left onto Louisiana going south to I-40. Take I-40 west to Rio Grande Blvd. Take Rio Grande Blvd. south to Central. Turn right on Central go west to New York Ave. Aquarium is on the corner of Central and New York Ave.
From hotel take I-40 West to I-25 South. Exit on Martin Luther King and turn right to the downtown area. Convention Center is located off MLK and 2nd Street. Follow the signs for parking.
Go south on Louisiana Blvd. to the fair grouds located on the corner of Lomas and Louisiana. Turn right into the east entrance on the right hand side of Louisiana.
I-40 west to I-25 north. Exit on Tramway Blvd and follow signs for parking during Balloon Fiesta event.
Take Louisiana Blvd. south to I-40. Take I-40 west to I-25 south. Exit Avenida Cesar Chavez to Univeristy. Stadium located at intersection of Avenida Cesar Chavez and University.
Take Louisiana Blvd. North to Montgomery Blvd. Go west on Montgomery to San Mateo. Take San Mateo north to Osuna. Turn left on Osuna park is on the left.
From hotel walk directly across Louisiana Blvd. to mall.
From hotel take Louisiana Blvd. South to I-40 on ramp. Take I-40 West to I-25 North. Continue on I-25 North to the Paseo del Norte exit. Turn left on Paseo del Norte and follow to Coors Blvd. exit. Exit and turn right on Coors Blvd. Follow on Coors for approximately 2 miles to Cottonwood Mall.
Go south on Louisiana Blvd. to the fair grouds located on the corner of Lomas and Louisiana. Turn right into the east entrance on the right hand side of Louisiana.
Take Louisiana Blvd.go south to I-40. Take I-40 going east to Tramway exit. Go north on Tramway to Indian School. Park is located at the northwest corner of Tramway and Indian School.
Take I-40 West to Rio Grande Blvd. exit. Turn left on Rio Grande Blvd. and proceed 3/4 mile. Entrance to Historic Old Town is available from Mountain Road or Central Avenue.
From hotel take I-40 West and exit on 12th Street. Turn right on 12 street and museum will be located on the left side of the street.
Take Louisiana south to I-40. Take I-40 west to I-25. Take I-25 south to Exit 315. At Exit 315 go south approximatley 1 mile to casino on left handside.
Take Louisiana Blvd. south to I-40. TakeI-40 west to I-25 south. Take I-25 south to Rio Bravo. Go west on Rio Bravo to Broadway and turn left to Bobby Foster Road and follow Bobby Foster Road to the stadium parking.
1) Take Louisiana Blvd South to Central Ave. Right on Central to Wyoming. Right on Wyoming to Wyoming Gate Entrance. 2)Take Louisiana Blvd South to Gibson. Turn left at the intersection for Gibson Gate Entrance. 3) Take Louisiana Blvd South to Gibson. Turn right on Gibson past San Mateo. Truman Gate Entrance will be on your right.
Take Arvada west to Louisiana. Turn Left onto Louisiana going south to I-40. Take I-40 west to Rio Grande Blvd. Take Rio Grande Blvd. south to Mountain turn left on Mountain. Museum is on the left.
From hotel take I-40 West to I-25 South. Take Caesar Chavez/Bridge exit. Turn right onto Bridge and follow to 4th street.
Take I-40 West to Rio Grande Blvd. exit. Turn left on Rio Grande Blvd. and proceed Mountain Road. Turn left on Mountain Road and follow to intersection at 19th Street. The museum will be located on your left and parking is free.
From hotel take I-40 West and exit on Unser Blvd. Turn right on Unser Blvd. and follow to Atrisco Drive for signs to Petroglyph National Monument.
Take I-40 West to Rio Grande Blvd. exit. Turn left on Rio Grande Blvd. and proceed to Central Avenue. Turn right on Central to Tingley Drive. Rio Grande Botanic Garden and Aquarium are located together at 2601 Central Ave., NW.
From hotel take I-40 West to I-25 South. Exit at Lead/Coal Avenue. Turn right on Lead Avenue and left on 10th street to Zoo.
Take Louisiana Blvd. south to I-40. I-40 west to I-25. I-25 north to Tramway. Go east on Tramway to the casino entrance.
Take 1-40 East to Exit 167 Tramway Boulevard. Take Tramway going North approximately 9 miles and follow signs to Sandia Peak Tramway.
Take 1-40 East to Exit 167 Tramway Boulevard. Take Tramway going North approximately 9 miles and follow signs to Sandia Peak Tramway.
I-40 west to I-25 north approximately 60 miles to Santa Fe. Exit on either Cerillos Road or St. Francis Drive and follow the signs to the Plaza area.
I-40 west to 1-25 north to Santa Fe. Take NM 84 to Espanola then NM 68 to Taos. From Taos take NM 150 to Taos Ski Valey. There will be signs directing you to the ski area.
Take Lousina south to I-40. Take I-40 west to I-25. Take I-25 north to Montano/Montgomery Blvd. exit #228. Go west to Pan American. Turn left at Pan American to Desert Surf Loop to park entrance.
Take Louisiana Blvd. south to I-40. Take I-40 west to I-25 south. Exit Avenida Cesar Chavez to Univeristy. Stadium located at intersection of Avenida Cesar Chavez and University.
From hotel take I-40 West to I-25 South. Exit on Martin Luther King/Central Avenue exit. Turn left on Central past University Blvd. The main entrance of the University of New Mexico will be located to your left.
Exit hotel to Louisiana Blvd and turn right. Drive past Indian School Road and turn left into Winrock Mall at next signal light.
From hotel take I-40 East to Wyoming Blvd. exit. Turn right on Wyoming Blvd. past Zuni to Wyoming Gate of Kirtland Air Force Base. Base requirments and restrictions apply for entry.
Suburban - Suburban
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Bakery Cafe
Elephant Bar
Bravo Italiano Cuchina
Fuddrucker s
Chili s Grill Bar
Bennigan s
Gardunos Mexican Restaurant
Fun upscale Mexican food dining with great food, margaritas and marachi singers. Located in Winrock Shopping mall parking lot.
Buca Di Beppo
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Meeting Place One Two
Meeting Place Onew
Meeting Place Two
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Standard-ROOM:
includes 42 IN HDTV, complimentary contential breakfast, and Hyatt Grand bed.
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Albuquerque Aquarium
Albuquerque Aquarium features Gulf of Mexico saltwater species. The jelly fish put on a spectacular light show & the sandtiger sharks swim alongside brilliantly colored reef fish, eels, sea turtles and open ocean species.
Albuquerque Convention Center
The Convention Center is a city owned facility located in downtown Albuquerque. They offer 166,546 square feet of exhibit space, 30 meeting rooms and can comfortably accommodate up to 9,000 attendees.
Albuquerque Downs Race Track Casino
The Downs Racetrack & Casino features live horse racing March thru September. The Jockey Club is a full service food and berverage facility.Try your luck in the area's newest casino. All of this just 5 minutes from the hotel at the state fair grounds
Albuquerque Int l Balloon Fiesta Park
A spectacular event featuring hot air balloons lifting off in the early morning light. This is the world's largest, most photographed ballooning event. Scheduled the first week of October. Shuttle service available during event from Coronado Mall.
Albuquerque Isotopes Baseball
Pacific Coast league professional baseball "The Isotopes" April through September.
Cliff s Amusement Park
Cliff's is an Albuquerque tradition and an incredible place to play have fun and unwind. The states only supercoaster roller coaster.
Coronado Mall
New Mexico's largest mall. Macy's, Foley's, JC Penney, Mervyn's, Sears, plus 160 speciality shops and food court. Directly across the street from AmeriSuites Uptown hotel.
Cottonwood Mall
New Mexico's newest mall, 5 department stores, over 140 specialty shops, 10-screen movie theater.
Expo New Mexico
Located in the heart of Albuquerque is Expo New Mexico during the New Mexico State Fair. Art, agriculture, animals, entertainment, food, carnival rides, exhibits and shjopping on one place. Two week
Hinkle Family Fun Center
The place to have fun!Go-Karts, arcades, mini golf, bumper boats, eats & treats.
Historic Old Town
The center of the original Villa of Albuquerque, Old Town's quaint streets now house 150 a variety of shops, restaurants and art galleries.
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
Discover arts and crafts from New Mexico's 19 pueblos; Indian dances are held on weekends year-round at 11am and 2pm. Museum and gift shops.
Isleta Casino Golf Course
New Mexico's bigggest & grandest casino & golf couse. Only 7 lucky minutes from Albuquerque. The casino provides complimentary shuttle from hotel.
Journal Pavilion
New Mexico's premier venue with a backdrop of the beautiful New Mexico Sunset. The Journal Pavilion brings new as well as classic acts to the city. The Journal Pavilion has staduim & lawn seating.You will enjoy the show and great food.
Kirtland Air Force Base
Secured military facility. Also home to Sandia Natl Labs. AmeriSuites is a preferect hotel for Billeting Housing.
National Atomic Museum
Nationa Atomic Museum is th nation's only congressionally chartered museum of nuclear science. The Museums has a permenant display in its constantly changing special exhibit.The exhibit gives history, science applications and future developments.
National Hispanic Cultural Center
The center presents Hispanic arts and humanities in all forms: visual arts, drama, music, dance,, literary arts, film, culinary arts, geneology and more. Restaurant and Gift shop.
New Mexico Museum of Natural History Science
An innovative hands on Museum. Explore an ice cave, stand inside a "live" volcano or ride the "Elovator" back to the Age of Dinosaurs. Visit exhibits and the DynaTheater.
Petroglyph National Monument
Explore the world's largest accessible collection of prehistoric rock art. Managed by the National Park Service.
Rio Grande Botanic Garden
The Botanic Garden showcases the natural environment of the Rio Grande Valley through specialty gardens as well as desert and Mediterranean conservatories.The beautiful grounds provide a location for events during the cool desert nights.
Rio Grande Zoo
An African savannah, tropical rain forest, primate island, lobo woods, a raptor aviary, and more are yours to explore. Animals in naturalistic habitats.
Sandia Casino
Sandia Casino offers the latest in casino fun & entertainment. Inside the casino you will find the largest poker room in the state with daily games, craps, blackjack and roulette.
Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway
2.7 miles long, the world's longest aerial tramway takes you up 10,378 feet to the top of the mountain and the Sandia Peak Ski Area. The view is breathtaking, and there's a restaurant, High Finance, for fine dining.
Sandia Peak Ski Area
Take the Sandia Peak Tramway to the top and ski Sandia Peak. 8,600+/10,378+ elevation, 30 runs, 35% beginner, 55% intermediate, 10% expert. Ski school, rental shop and restaurant. Access also available from the Crest National Scenic Byway.
Santa Fe
A quick one-hour drive from Albuquerque, Santa Fe offers attractions that include the Santa Fe Opera, Georgia O'Keefe Museum, numerous art galleries and artisans on the Plaza. Experience the state capitol, shop and maybe even see a few movie stars!
Taos Ski Valley
World famous ski area with 9,206+ - 11,819+ elevation, 71 runs, 24% beginner's, 25% intermediate, 51% advanced/expert. Summertime activities include - white water rafting, barn dances, live music, and star gazing parties.
The Beach Waterpark
The Beach Waterpark sits on a 14 acre lot with a vairety of attractions. Fun for the whole family.
UNM Pit/Basketball Arena
University of New Mexico Baseball Arena.
University of New Mexico
Founded in 1889,acredited University of New Mexico is the state's largest university. Visit Popejoy Theater, Maxwell Museum of Anthropology and Johnson Gallery of Contemporary Art.
Winrock Mall
Albuquerque's most unique collection of shops and restaurants. Includes Dillard's, Borders Books, Victoria's Secret, Godiva, Casual Corner and Toys R Us. Restaurants include food court, Johnny Rockets, Gardunos, Macaroni Grill and TGI Fridays.
Sandia National Labs
Government contractor to provide services to the Dept. of Energy. Managed by Lockheed Martin.
Restaurants
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Americans with Disabilities ACT ADA Compliant
Air Conditioned
Audio Visual Equipment
Boating
Business Center
Car Rental Desk
Conference Facilities
Continental Breakfast
Coffee Shop
Coffee Maker in Room
Connecting Rooms
Copy Service
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Double Bed
Desk with lamp
Easel
Electronic Door Locks
Elevators
Express Check In
Express Checkout
FEMA Approved
Fishing
Game Room
Golf
Exercise Gym
Hairdryers Available
Health Club
Internet Access Complimentary
High speed internet access
Internet Access Wireless
Iron
Ironing Board
Jacuzzi
Jogging Track
Lounge
Maid Service
Massage
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Free Newspaper
Public Address System
Play Ground
Pool
Heated Pool
Outdoor Pool
Parking
Racquetball Courts
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Sauna
Security
Single Bed
Sofa Bed
Fitness Center or Spa
Sprinklers In Rooms
Tennis
Translation Service
TV
Television with Cable
U.S. Government Fire Safety Approved
Laundry/Valet Services
Wake-up Service
Wet Bar
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