Casas de Suenos Old Historic Inn, Albuquerque: 2020 Room Prices & Reviews

Standard Double Room, 2 Queen Beds (Rose)

Bed Count 2 Queen Beds Maximum Occupancy 4 Max

$159* Per night/room Apr 10 - Apr 11

Deluxe Suite, 2 Bedrooms (2 Bedroom La Miradora)

Bed Count 1 King Bed Maximum Occupancy 6 Max

Deluxe Cottage, 1 King Bed (Manzano Hot tub)

Bed Count 1 King Bed Maximum Occupancy 2 Max

Deluxe Cottage, 1 Bedroom (Kachina)

Bed Count 1 King Bed Maximum Occupancy 4 Max

Standard Cottage, 1 Bedroom (La Cascada)

Bed Count 1 King Bed Maximum Occupancy 2 Max

Deluxe Cottage, 1 Bedroom, Garden View (Ivy Cottage)

Bed Count 1 King Bed Maximum Occupancy 4 Max

Standard Cottage, 1 Bedroom (O Keefe - Queen Bed)

Bed Count 1 Queen Bed Maximum Occupancy 2 Max

Deluxe Suite, 2 Bedrooms (2 Bedroom Pinon)

Bed Count 2 King Beds Maximum Occupancy 6 Max

Deluxe Suite, 2 Bedrooms (2 Bedroom Sandia)

Bed Count 1 King Bed Maximum Occupancy 6 Max

Deluxe Cottage, 1 Bedroom, Garden View

Bed Count 1 Queen Bed Maximum Occupancy 4 Max

Luxury Suite, 2 Bedrooms (2 Bedroom El Rincon)

Bed Count 2 Queen Beds Maximum Occupancy 4 Max

Deluxe Cottage, 1 Queen Bed (Secret Garden Hot Tub )

Bed Count 1 Queen Bed Maximum Occupancy 2 Max

Standard Cottage, 1 Bedroom (Rio Grande)

Bed Count 1 Queen Bed Maximum Occupancy 2 Max

Superior Studio, 1 King Bed (Taos or Zuni)

Bed Count 1 King Bed Maximum Occupancy 2 Max

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4.5 out of 5

Wonderful!

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"Located in the "heart of Albuquerque", this is a real charmer. Plan to stay a couple of days, it is I walking distance to Old Town, five minutes from ... " More

By a verified traveler on Fri 27 May 2016

Casas de Suenos Old Historic Inn ratings based on 15 Verified Reviews

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4.5 out of 5 4.5 out of 5.0

Room cleanliness 4.5 out of 5.0

Service & staff 4.5 out of 5.0

Room comfort 4.5 out of 5.0

Hotel condition 4.5 out of 5.0

Guest reviews for Casas de Suenos Old Historic Inn

5 out of 5

Posted by a verified traveler on Jun 24, 2019

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Old Town Charm

Located in the "heart of Albuquerque", this is a real charmer. Plan to stay a couple of days, it is I walking distance to Old Town, five minutes from either the Biopark or the Zoo. Wonderful atmosphere just to relax and enjoy. Had a great stay in the Monzano Suite.

Posted by David, from Las Cruces, NM on May 27, 2016

Near Old Town

Pros: Very nice historic hotel one block from historic old town plaza. Rooms were very quaint in the old New Mexico style. Breakfast is included and was ver

Cons: I didn't care for having to park on the street but I didn't see any way to change that.

Location: Old Town Plaza with many shops and restaurants and several Route 66 attractions are within walking distance.

We were looking for a hotel near the Old Town Plaza that was older and had some history and found Casas de Suenos. From the outside it looks like you have stepped back in time 100 years.

Posted by Randy, from Rociada, NM on Aug 7, 2015

2 out of 5

Wish I Could Give A Good Review

Great location. Cool layout. Great breakfast. Nice pillows. Fountain outside our room gave nice sounds. Unfortunately, it is not in good shape. The locks on my door were almost unusable. The lady from the desk took a couple of minutes to unlock the door...I was never that quick...totally annoying when trying to go somewhere. The paint and fixtures really need an overhaul. The glasses hadn't been washed. The curtains didn't block light. With a little work it could be a four star...but this stay barely rated a two star.

Posted by WearyTravellers on Jun 27, 2013

Wonderful Gem of a Hotel!

Pros: Free breakfast, Close restaurants, Quiet

Everything about this hotel is absolutely wonderful. The decor, archatecture, and layout is very charming and southwestern. The service and employees are excellent. The last time we stayed there, I left a pillow of mine, and they mailed it to me! The breakfasts are fresh and full of different options (made to order eggs, fruit, oatmeal, etc.) The dining room is cozy and has a wood burning fire place which is especially nice when visiting in the winter. The individual rooms are cute with comfortable beds, western decor, and some have kitchenettes. I would reccomend this hotel to anyone visiting the city of Albuquerque or near-by areas or even just passing through. It truly is a "House of Dreams"!

Posted by Ophelia, from Los Angeles, CA on Feb 3, 2012

4 out of 5

Lovely B&B close to highway and Old Town Albuquerque

Pros: Free breakfast, Close restaurants, Free Internet, Quiet

Easy access from the highway. Lcated within easy walking distance to Old Town Albuquerque. Units were clean and well provided. Free internet was alsl provided. Many of the units have private parking right outside the unit. Excellent hot beakfast (Soutwest selections)was served in the morning. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend it.

Posted by KingotheRoad, from Denver, CO on Feb 3, 2011

Overall this was a great place

This is a small Inn tucked in between Old Town and the Country Club Golf Course. Beatiful grounds and great rooms. Prices were reasonable and included a full breakfast each morning including Pancakges, Eggs, Green Chili Burrittosm fresh fruit etc. All cooked items were made to order. If you want a new Holiday Inn or Sheraton, dont stay here. If you are like us and want something authentic, historic and unique thtat comes with great service and authenticity we reccommend the casas to anyone. Most guest we met here were repeat customers and well traveled. You can walk to Old Town, museums,. botanical gardens, aquarium etc. We highly reccommend "Antiquity" our favorite restaurant just accross the street in Old Town.

Posted by a verified traveler on Dec 30, 2010

wonderful retreat and great location

we had the most wonderful time at casa de suenos. the staff was amazing and the Ivy cottage was so relaxing with it's private patio and soothing waterfall. Even the towels were thick and soft. This was the best, luckiest find ! We would go back anytime!

Posted by a verified traveler on Apr 7, 2010

Not again

I am sitting at the hotel comuter, one thing that seems to work. Although I travel alot , this is my first time to fill out a review. I was thoroughly disapointed with the hotel. I could deal with the location, setting etc, although it is not as quaint as one would be led to believe. basically it is a hotel built in the 30's with a slight update. neee more be said. However, my real dissatisfaction was the breakfast. It took over 1 hour to be seated and get our food, the one waitress, was also running the entire hotel it seemed. They need help. Next, when our food finally arrived, my omelet was not to be. I received two pieces of french toast, my wifes order was wrong as well. We could have waited another half hour if so desired, but actually after writing this email, Im getting out of here. Think twice before staying here. If you want delapidated lodgeing that is novel because an artist built it 80 years ago, by all means stay here. if you want enought hot water to fill the bath, and breakfast served before lunch, then go somewhere else.

Posted by a verified traveler on Apr 2, 2010

A hidden jewel

Expecting just an average, moderate hotel, I was very pleasantly surprised when I arrived and checked in. The staff were terrific and cheerfully answered all questions I had and were willing to assist wherever they could. After being shown through delightful gardens, the rooms are nice and private with great regional decor and very spacious. It was like being in a private home as the room had all the facilities one could need. The breakfast was superb, the usual cereals nad bagels but then you could also or a full cooked breakfast which was cooked to order, not something that had been sitting in a warmer for ages. I will only stay here when I visit Albuquerque and tell everyone about it. A great hotel in a great location which really made the trip memorable.

Posted by a verified traveler on Jul 7, 2009

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Standard Double Room, 2 Queen Beds (Rose)

Deluxe Suite, 2 Bedrooms (2 Bedroom La Miradora)

Deluxe Cottage, 1 King Bed (Manzano Hot tub)

Deluxe Cottage, 1 Bedroom (Kachina)

Standard Cottage, 1 Bedroom (La Cascada)

Deluxe Cottage, 1 Bedroom, Garden View (Ivy Cottage)

Casas de Suenos Old Historic Inn ratings based on 15 Verified Reviews

Guest reviews for Casas de Suenos Old Historic Inn

Old Town Charm

Near Old Town

Wish I Could Give A Good Review

Wonderful Gem of a Hotel!

Lovely B&B close to highway and Old Town Albuquerque

Overall this was a great place

wonderful retreat and great location

Not again

A hidden jewel

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