Whenever I visit Albuquerque (at least twice a year) I stay at the Stardust Inn. The rooms are very clean and well maintained. They contain a micro/fridge, free WiFi access, a flat screen TV with the full array of channels including HBO, and a large bathroom with bathtub/shower. Whenever I travel to Albuquerque I bring my bicycle. Because the bathroom is so large I can easily keep it in there. The motel room also has a large open space outside the bathroom to put/hang a lot of clothes. The motel is great for both an overnight place to stay and is even better for a long visit. They do have very reasonable weekly rates. This motel is ideal for travelers from outside the US who are looking for a central place to stay while they explore the many sites in and around Albuquerque. It's not only located close to the airport but also the Amtrak Station/Albuquerque Transportation Center. It's conveniently located across the street from the full-service Milton Restaurant and two blocks away from a New Mexico Archives Library (definitely worth a visit).

We stayed for a week over Easter, the hotel was clean and tidy and the staff were very friendly and helpful. There are so many delis and diners around the area, and the hotel is in a great location just off I-25 south. Also it's very short walk to the nightlife downtown... I would stay again without ANY hesitation . . . - Brad/Mary -

We checked in late at night on March 2, 2012 after asking to visibly inspect room. We learned from now on not just to inspect appearance but look carefully look under and inside linens! When we lifted a towel that was questionably 'clean' we discovered a BRA! YUCK!!!! We reported it at check out and were pretty much accused by the owner/manager of lying! The health department ought to inspect this place!!

This is a conveniently located hotel just off the Highway 25 which heads north/south through Albuquerque, cutting the city in two. It is located on the 10-mile long Central Avenue which is one of the longest roads in Albuquerque, stretching east/west. It is also located just over two miles fron the historic old town where you'll find the Rattlesnake Museum, and lots of Indian jewellry. Despite its proximity to a major highway, I had no trouble with noise, or being able to sleep. The room was more spacious than most of the budget hotels I stayed in on my trip, and it was really clean and tidy. The breakfast area is in the small reception room believe it or not, and there are only two chairs there and no table for laying your food or cups down on, and there is a only a limited choice of cereal or toast and coffee. However the comfort of the room amply compensated for the spartan breakfast.