Located on the Old Route 66, nestled between the Sandia Mountains and the Rio Grande Valley, you will find Albuquerque, a city torn between the past and future. As New Mexico’s largest city, Albuquerque is an abundance of culture rich in history, art, restaurants and shopping. Historic Old Town, Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, year-round sunshine and breathtaking landscapes are just a few highlights.

It is certainly not surprising that most of the inns of Albuquerque are on the national register of historic places. Gracious hospitality, attention to detail and southwest charm grace this collection of inns. Each thoughtfully and carefully restored with loving hands giving you a magical feeling of the past.

1. Los Poblanos Inn Albuquerque
With twenty five acres of land, six acres of formal gardens and walkways, fields of lavender and organic vegetables, and historic farm buildings, this ranch house has been converted into a beautiful inn. Six spacious guest rooms and one guest house designed in a classic New Mexican style with kiva fireplaces, carved ceiling beams, hardwood floors, antique New Mexican furnishings and special touches like their own lavender spa products. Rates from $145

2. Bottger Mansion of Old Town
Shaded by massive 100-year old Chinese elm trees, a true Victorian mansion with 8 rooms conveniently located in the heart of the historic district of Old Town. Rates from US$119

3. Casa de Suenos
Built in the 1930′s and 1940′s, Casas de Suenos features 21 spacious casitas. Hot tub suites, glowing fireplaces, soft adobe walls, hidden courtyards, inviting patios and beautiful gardens accentuate this little country inn. Full American breakfast included. Rates from US$109

4. The Mauger Bed & Breakfast Inn
A wonderfully intimate, restored Queen Anne residence, with 8 guest accomations featuring high ceilings and rich woodwork. An old-fashioned and rewarding experience. Rates from US$89

5. Hacienda Antigua Inn
Transformed into an elegant inn, this historic hacienda originally built in 1790, has 8 individually designed guest rooms. With a spirit of the past, this exudes Spanish charm with adobe fireplaces, brick floors and magical gardens. Rates from US$149

To find out more information about Albuquerque, visit the Albuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureau