WoodSpring Suites Albuquerque

They not fair to others they threaten people it not a nice place to stay please people don’t stay this dumb place it not safe either I hope they run out business here I hate this place please don’t stay here there policy sucks here they are rude !!

DISGUSTING!!!! DO NOT LET THEM BOOK YOU HERE!!,,, FLOP HOUSE being misrepresented as a comfortable, clean and inexpensive hotel to get a good nights sleep in. You will be too afraid to sleep..not only because of the scary neighborhood and people, but the room is smelly, the bedding is so old and stained you won’t get in it. We got NO sleep, tried to doze off fully clothed but could not. It was late, we booked through the reservation line…don’t get ****** in….it is awful! I would give a negative 1 million if I could.

Woodspring Suites in Albuquerque is terrific! Very professional and friendly staff. Clean, bright rooms and a ground floor laundry room in full working order. My room was extremely comfortable. An excellent value for the money. Highly recommended.

I stayed here before COVID it was okay and the cheapest in a bad area. There are cheaper ones. But I would not stay in the cheaper ones without an automatic weapon. I made my reservations online, gave then my credit number and recorded my confirmation number. Then drove 400 miles and arrived about 8:00 PM. There was homeless camping the long driveway. But they got to be somewhere, and this is Central Ave. AKA the war zone. At the front desk. Yeah, I see you made it to our web site. But we have no rooms for tonight. Here is my confirmation number. We Have no rooms. I paid you here is my credit card and my confirmation number. You will not be charged. We have no rooms. I can get you in tomorrow. Where the hell do you suggest I stay tonight? She replied, we are an extended stay motel. Why would that matter. You confirmed my reservations? No answer. Would you like a room tomorrow. Hell no. She clearly did not care and had this conversation several times before.

We booked ahead. Arrived and the room was NOT ready -- 3PM. Had to stand in the hallway waiting. Finally got in. Looked clean. Nothing fancy, not even a coffee maker. Only a single set of towels and a washcloth. No drinking glasses, and a piece of soap the size of a half dollar. Dogs barking, inside. Constant flow of activity in the hall, not quiet. The next day we came in from the city and noticed the smell inside our room. Opened the window and turned on the fan. That night we met the bugs, on the countertop, in the drawers . . . ugh. Never again.