Casas De Suenos Old Town Inn, Albuquerque

We loved the gardens and our Casita. We parked our car for two days and walked to Old Town, Museums and the Botanic Gardens. There is even a train from the Aquarium that went round trip to the Zoo and back along the Rio Grande river. The staff was very friendly and helpful with our plans. Breakfast was fantastic and was included each day with the room although it was somewhat busy around mid morning. We will be back next year.

I loved how close to Old Town it is, the grounds were amazing to see in the center of the city, staff was friendly and rooms were very clean. I would reccommend this to everyone looking for a quaint place to stay in the middle of a busy city. Certainly worth the money for those trying to save a few bucks. I can't wait to go back!

We have just returned home from our vacation in New Mexico and our stay at the Casas de Suenos. If you are looking for the Holiday Inn, the Hilton or the Marriot this is not it. But if you are looking for old world charm, old world hospitality, a garden of delight in every way imaginable, then this is the place. It is a uniquely, personal, relaxing, and comfy place. It is an art filled beautiful environment. Marc Cumbow (the owner/manager) has decorated both the Casas and the gardens with his own eclectic, imaginative, collection of original pieces of art. Marc and his staff took great pains to ensure that our stay there was memorable. We have stayed in guest inns in Germany, Crotia, and throughout Canada and the United States. Never have we been in such awe and wonder. Our experience at the Casas will remain with us for a long time. Joan and Ron

Casas de Suenos is not your regular bed and breakfast.. From the time you enter you are greeted by great staff and are given a tour and history of the place. They also help you find any thing that you might be looking for. The breakfast is great. This is a place where i will return too.

We have spent many visits to ABQ guests at the Casas De Suenos Inn. From the moment you step foot on the property, your sense are overwhemed with the fragrence and beauty of the gardens. The owner has done an exceptional job of decorating the property, both inside and out. Each room is decorated with an individual theme, each is spacious, inviting, and comfortable. The "common area" is just gorgeous--surrounded by glass and "looking out on" the gardens. An added benefit is the delicious, hot, full breakfast meal that is individually made to order each AM. Trust me, once you sit down to eat in that area, you will be ready to spend your whole day relaxing in that spot. Another benefit is the close proximity to Old Town ABQ, where you can experience shopping and dining, all within a walking distance. The staff has always been helpful and friendly. The grounds, gardens and total property are clean and well kept---and trust me, that is one thing about our stay anywhere that is a MUST!!!! The last time we were there a wedding was taking place in the gardens--the setting was magnificant, the staff courteous, the wedding planner knowledge and organized. Try it, you won't be disappointed.

Upon arriving I knew we were in New Mexico. The hotel has a great southwestern style lobby and breakfast area where we had a wonderful breakfast each day that was much more than we had expected including green Chile burritos and omelets that are made to order. Our room opened to a lush garden patio . We had a queen bed, living room and full kitchen which helped as we stayed for a week while we were looking for a house to buy. The staff was great and we found the location excellent as we checked out the different areas of the city. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for something different than the Holiday Inn or high rises you typically see in downtowns.

This place is in dire need of serious maintenance AND some honesty. According to their website the room we reserved was "BRAND NEW". That is a bold faced lie, the room was dirty, smelly, old and in need of an update.... The "in room" jacuzzi was an outdoor model some how dragged inside, should be on some redneck TV show. We didn't even unpack our bags, I've only done that twice in my life.

We were so enchanted by this place, that we would return just to stay at this charming B&B casita. We stayed in the El Rincon, which was decorated as if the owner were living their themselves. Between the exquisite aesthetics, thoughtful set-up, and enchanting grounds, our stay at Casas de Suenos fulfilled all of our needs, and then some. The short walk to the downtown area ensured that we had access to amazing restaurants and ambiance. Thank you so much for creating such a beautiful place.

The Casas de Suenos is absolutely the best hotel in Albuquerque. This 21 room is located next to the Old Town Histoic district and according to the front desk is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The rooms are quaint and well decorated. I reccommen on of the suites located around the central courtyard (are room was called the El Rincon). Breakfast each day included fresh fruit, cereals, breads, yogurt and pancakes, french toast or a southwestern burritto. The staff went our of thier way to make us feel at home. If you want to feel like you really stayed in Albuqueruqe and had a taste of the southwest, i highly reccommend this hotel.

Casas de Sueno was the site of a mini family reunion, where my siblings, spouses and significant others gathered to celebrate our baby sister's 40thbirthday. We came from all over the US. I organized the reunion, reserving five rooms, all with different arrival times...and I can tell you, without hesitation, that dealing with the staff at Casas was a dream. They did their utmost to make us feel welcome and treated our motley group with the utmost care and courtesy. The grounds are gorgeous and the rooms were outstanding -- no complaints from any of my family. The breakfast beats most big name hotels for value and presentation. The casitas vary in terms of amenities; they are very private, comfortable in size and furnishings and very clean, though not ultra-luxurious. They are full of folkloric charm and reflect their history as the site of a major artists colony. We can hardly wait to go again.