Warm friendly greetings on arrival. hotel upgraded to a suite fabulous stayed here 2 nights very clean Fab small pool great to relax after a day sightseeing...owner very attentive and helpful...well worth a visit here.

We stayed only one night but the memory will last long. We were greeted by Kanak (Kay, as she is popularly known) and she was so convivial and charming that you won't go without talking to her. We were given a double occupancy room with queen bed. The room is well made keeping in mind what one might need during the stay. She has rooms for big families and rooms for physically challenged. I was surprised by her interior designing skills as she hired none but all self-made. I have seen many motels provide ice dispensers but not water dispensers. You will find one in this motel. The continental breakfast has wide choice and she is always busy taking care of her customers. I would call her a lady with 'wheels on heels'. Never seen her resting on chair even for a minute. That needs some real passion there to serve customers 24/7 and she has it. While I was talking to her, another customer walked in as asked if she can arrange breakfast next morning at 6.30am, Kanak's instant reaction with a smile was "Yes, I can do it".
This place provides a nice and comfortable stay and is clean inside and outside. It is conveniently located near old town and is on Route 66.

We chose this inn because of previous reviews and found it to be exactly as we'd read. The room we had was just redone and very clean. A fridge and microwave were included, and the bed was comfortable. The price was very reasonable. The owners are so nice and eager to make your stay with them the best. If ever back in this area, I would definitely want to stay here again.

I stayed at the Sandia Peak Inn Motel for seven days this past August while helping my daughter get settled in Albuquerque. The rooms were very clean, roomy, and comfortable. Kay was wonderful! She told us she was available 24/7 and she was. I'm going back this winter with my husband and plan to make Sandia Peak my home away from home again.