Albuquerque Hotels with Jacuzzi Suites

In the heart of the Southwest’s vibrant culture and breathtaking scenery, Albuquerque hotels with jacuzzi in room provide an unforgettable escape for relaxation and adventure.

3 Best Hotels in Albuquerque with Jacuzzi in Room

Fabulous

9 ★ (10)

837 reviews

$119/per night

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Albuquerque Historic Old Town, an IHG Hotel

2300 12th Street NW, Albuquerque, NM

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Albuquerque Historic Old Town is centrally located in Albuquerque, NM, near the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and Old Town Plaza. Perfect for relaxation, enjoy a luxurious whirlpool in room for a romantic escape. Wake up to a complimentary hot breakfast and explore nearby attractions like Sandia Peak Tramway and ABQ BioPark Zoo for an unforgettable experience.

Budget value

Romantic option

Fabulous

9 ★ (10)

1762 reviews

$289/per night

Sandia Resort & Casino

30 Rainbow Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM

Sandia Resort & Casino overlooks the stunning Sandia Mountains, offering elegant suites with breathtaking views and lavish bathrooms. Enjoy in a private jacuzzi in room for a romantic escape or enjoy the spa, fine dining, and live entertainment. The sparkling outdoor pool completes this unforgettable retreat.

Romantic option

Very Good

8 ★ (10)

1559 reviews

$125/per night

Sheraton Albuquerque Uptown

2600 Louisiana Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM

Sheraton Albuquerque Uptown is located in Albuquerque’s vibrant Uptown area, near Coronado Mall and Old Town. Luxurious suites include a private hot tub, Sheraton Sweet Sleeper® Beds, and Starbucks coffee. Enjoy contemporary amenities and proximity to world-class shopping and dining, making it a perfect base for exploring New Mexico.

Romantic option

Luxury Hotels in Albuquerque with Hot Tubs in Room

Superb

9.9 ★ (10)

314 reviews

$227/per night

Red Horse Bed and Breakfast

2155 Londene Ln SW Red Horse Bed & Breakfast, Albuquerque, NM

Red Horse Bed and Breakfast is located in a charming historic area of Albuquerque, offering peaceful garden views. Certain accommodations include a private spa tub for ultimate relaxation. Enjoy an outdoor fireplace, and picnic area. Conveniently located near the National Hispanic Cultural Center and ABQ BioPark Zoo, it’s perfect for a tranquil getaway.

Honeymoon choice

Fabulous

9 ★ (10)

1826 reviews

$190/per night

Hotel Andaluz Albuquerque, Curio Collection by Hilton

125 2nd St. NW, Albuquerque, NM

Hotel Andaluz Albuquerque, Curio Collection by Hilton is a Four Diamond Award-winning hotel in downtown Albuquerque. Luxurious penthouse suites feature a copper soaking tub, and Bose sound system. Enjoy Spanish-inspired design, live entertainment at Ibiza Urban Rooftop Lounge, and gourmet dining at MÁS Tapas y Vino.

Budget value

Romantic option

Very Good

8 ★ (10)

2009 reviews

$207/per night

Embassy Suites by Hilton Albuquerque

1000 Woodward Place NE, Albuquerque, NM

Embassy Suites by Hilton Albuquerque is centrally located near downtown attractions like Old Town and the Balloon Fiesta Park. Suites feature PURE® Wellness options and upgraded amenities, including a private Jacuzzi. Enjoy complimentary breakfast, an indoor pool, and easy access to the Albuquerque Convention Center.

Romantic option

Affordable Jacuzzi suites in Albuquerque

Fabulous

9 ★ (10)

1515 reviews

$65/per night

Sandia Peak Inn Old Town ABQ, a Howard Johnson by Wyndham

4614 Central Ave SW, Albuquerque, NM

Sandia Peak Inn Old Town ABQ is ideally located near Albuquerque’s Old Town. Perfect for relaxation, accommodations include a private hot tub in room and a cozy Southwest ambiance. Enjoy a heated indoor pool, expanded hot breakfast, and proximity to top attractions like the Botanical Gardens and Aquarium. Experience personalized service and a memorable stay.

Budget value

Romantic option

Fabulous

9 ★ (10)

1074 reviews

$70/per night

Econo Lodge Old Town

2321 Central Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM

Econo Lodge Old Town is located near Albuquerque’s top attractions, including Old Town and ABQ BioPark. Enjoy flat-screen TVs, and cozy settings. A stay with an in-room hot tub adds relaxation to your visit. Start your day with a complimentary breakfast before exploring nearby landmarks.

Budget value

Romantic option

Good

7 ★ (10)

961 reviews

$64/per night

Ramada Albuquerque Airport

2300 Yale Blvd SE, Albuquerque, NM

Ramada Albuquerque Airport is conveniently close to Albuquerque International Airport and Old Town. Relax in the heated outdoor pool or soak in the soothing hot tub in room after a day of travel or sightseeing. Free parking, and airport shuttles make this an easy and comfortable choice.

Budget value

Anniversary choice

More Romantic Jacuzzi Suites in Albuquerque

Fabulous

9 ★ (10)

1031 reviews

$117/per night

Isleta Resort & Casino

11000 Broadway Blvd SE, Albuquerque, NM

Isleta Resort & Casino is just 8.5 miles from Albuquerque International Sunport, offering a luxurious escape. Sleek suites include an in-room Jacuzzi, desert-view balconies, and upscale amenities. Unwind at the spa, swim in indoor or outdoor pools, or enjoy live entertainment. This destination combines luxury, excitement, and comfort for an unforgettable stay.

Honeymoon choice

Fabulous

9 ★ (10)

551 reviews

$169/per night

Casas de Suenos Old Town Historic Inn

310 Rio Grande Blvd SW, Albuquerque, NM

Casas de Suenos Old Town Historic Inn is a secluded retreat near Albuquerque’s Old Town. Experience New Mexico’s charm in casitas with glowing fireplaces and Jacuzzi suites. Relax in hidden courtyards or lush gardens. A cooked-to-order breakfast in the sunny artist studio completes your experience, perfect for a romantic escape or a serene getaway.

Honeymoon choice

Fabulous

9 ★ (10)

623 reviews

$295/per night

Hotel Chaco

2000 Bellamah Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM

Hotel Chaco is a premium retreat near Old Town Albuquerque, just a short walk from the Rattlesnake Museum. Relax in this hotel with fireplaces and a private spa tub. Enjoy a chic rooftop restaurant, and seasonal outdoor pool for a luxurious and romantic experience in Albuquerque.

Romantic option

Very Good

8 ★ (10)

1742 reviews

$102/per night

Best Western Airport Albuquerque Inn Suites Hotel & Suites

2400 Yale Blvd SE, Albuquerque, NM

Best Western Airport Albuquerque Inn Suites Hotel & Suites is conveniently located near Albuquerque International Sunport. Ideal for travelers, the hotel includes hot tub in room for added comfort. Take a benefit from a business center, and exceptional service. Its welcoming atmosphere and convenient location ensure a restful and enjoyable stay.

Budget value

Anniversary choice

Very Good

8 ★ (10)

1236 reviews

$119/per night

Spark by Hilton Albuquerque North I-25

4630 Pan American Fwy NE, Albuquerque, NM

Spark by Hilton Albuquerque North I-25 is conveniently located near I-25, just minutes from Old Town and Albuquerque International Airport. Relax in suites featuring balconies and enjoy the heated indoor pool, whirlpool in room, and sauna. Complimentary hot breakfast and free parking add convenience, making this a perfect choice for travelers seeking comfort and value.

Romantic option

Very Good

8 ★ (10)

1075 reviews

$99/per night

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Albuquerque Midtown

2011 Menaul Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Albuquerque Midtown offers easy access to the University of New Mexico and Albuquerque International Sunport. Accommodations include a jacuzzi in room for added relaxation. Enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast, an indoor pool with a hot tub, and fitness facilities.

Anniversary choice

Pleasant

6 ★ (10)

945 reviews

$100/per night

Barcelona Suites

900 Louisiana Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM

Barcelona Suites is conveniently located 3 miles from the University of New Mexico and 9 miles from Albuquerque International Sunport. Perfect for relaxation, upgraded suites feature luxurious Jacuzzi tubs and cozy fireplaces. Enjoy a hot breakfast, indoor pool, seasonal outdoor pool, and a lively lounge with music and dancing. Underground parking and business amenities ensure a stress-free and enjoyable stay.

Romantic option

Passable

5 ★ (10)

628 reviews

$70/per night

Tree inn & Suites Albuquerque

2120 Menaul Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM

Tree Inn & Suites Albuquerque is perfectly located near Interstates 40 and 25, providing access to downtown and the University of New Mexico. Relax in a room with private Jacuzzi and start your day with a complimentary breakfast.

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Reviews for Hotels in Albuquerque with Jacuzzi Tub in Room

Sandia Resort & Casino

4.2

Based on 16832 reviews

Dave Stockman

20:29 21 Aug 25

Great atmosphere, non smoking..

Victor Jensen

14:59 21 Aug 25

Great concert venue

Youa

14:54 21 Aug 25

Beautiful resort with beautiful mountain view. Friendly staff.

Matt W.

07:47 18 Jan 25

Always fun!

Jim Morris

22:22 17 Jan 25

Decent, clean, smoke-free place with good food.
Slot machines are tight but fun to play.

Thomas Medellin

06:39 17 Jan 25

Went to the Tlur PA lounge on Thursday night and had a great time the DJ was great her name is Mischievous she was amazing she played all the cool jams Mischievous is a Real Professional DJ she was VERY COOL

Jacqueline Medellin

05:53 17 Jan 25

Came to the Tlur PA Lounge on Thursday 1/16 and they had a great DJ her name is Mischievous she played amazing 🎵 music she has GREAT taste and is a Real Professional and hopefully she will come back cuz she is wonderful 👍😊

Alvarado Rashane

15:00 12 Jan 25

Stayed here for a night and although the rooms look really really beautiful... the beds and pillows were horrible. I couldn't even stay until checkout we left at 7 to go be in our own bed. Bed was like sleeping on a rock. I mean...maybe a rock could have been more comfortable...I been to Isleta Resort and Casino and Santa Ana Casino and Hotel they both had amazing beds.. for the prices of these rooms the beds should be very comfortable. Also they need more food vendor options.. Isleta has good food options.

Irene Lopez

00:06 09 Jan 25

My family and I were there on 1/5/25 around 3pm. We were going to get a drink in the south-side snack bar. One of the workers there stated that we could get a drink in the bingo hall, because the soda machine wasn’t working in the snack bar. We walked into the bingo hall and the manager yelled at us, asking what we were doing in there because bingo was closed. We explained to her what they told us the snack bar, and she told us to get out. We were shocked. No common courtesy whatsoever and extremely condescending and rude. She could’ve politely told us the bingo hall was closed. This lady then proceeded to yell at the people working in the snack bar. I feel sorry for whatever employees have to work for this lady. She needs some serious customer service training.

William Stumpe

08:21 02 Jan 25

The rooms are really nice but pretty pricey. They have 1900 slot machines and like 10 video poker machines total. While I was playing the same machine it froze up 3X. Took them 20 mins to reset it every time. Finally that put it out of service. So when I was playing another machine the slot person came by and told me I had already broken one machine so be careful with the one I was playing. Total BS. I didn't break it. It broke itself. Then he called security on me and they came and checked my ID for no reason except to harass a paying player. When I went to complain later the security guy was a complete Dick. And said they had every right to randomly check IDs. BS. They harassed me because their crap video poker machine broke. I don't need to have my ID checked at age 66. Won't be coming back here ever. Don't need the stress of getting profiled like I'm a gang member. Lots of other friendly casinos in Albuquerque. Go there. This place sucks.

Iesha Bling Boss

02:04 01 Jan 25

Beautiful location, they have lots of games to pay in the casino as well as free beverages, restaurants and cafes. My favorite thing about tonight was the staff were handing out New Year's accessories! My husband got a hat and I got a crown. So awesome! Happy New Year everyone!

K T

02:06 22 Dec 24

My girlfriend and I came into town to celebrate Christmas and her birthday with her family that lives in Albuquerque. I can’t say enough about how great the front staff were when we were checking in. The property is great, the service has been fantastic and it all helped get the trip off to an amazing start. Thank you!!

Sheraton Albuquerque Uptown

4.1

Based on 2210 reviews

Nick Frauman

22:13 14 Aug 25

Not sure why sheraton's always have lower ratings than Springhill Suites, courtyard by Marriotts, or even Fairfield inns. I think it's because they're usually older properties, and may have had issues several years ago. Every Sheraton I've stayed at in the past 5 years has been renovated and remodeled. They are definitely some of the nicer Marriott properties before you get up into the super nice JW style. The Sheraton Albuquerque was no different, excellent bar, friendly staff and well thought out rooms and amenities.

Amanda Alexander

02:59 14 Aug 25

My mother and I were traveling cross-country, and the Sheraton Albuquerque Airport Hotel was our first stop on a three-day journey. After a long day of driving, we were excited to arrive—Sheraton hotels typically have a high standard for service and hospitality.

At first, things started off well. The front desk agents were welcoming and friendly. However, once we headed toward the elevators, we noticed there were only two—and one was out of service. For a hotel with 10+ floors, having only one small, working elevator was inconvenient, but we understood that mechanical issues happen.

Our first room was on the second floor. As soon as we entered, we noticed how warm it was. The thermostat read 80°F—an unacceptable temperature for any hotel room, let alone at a Sheraton. After a long day on the road, walking into an uncomfortably hot room was incredibly frustrating.

A technician came to check the issue and offered us a “slightly cooler” room on the 10th floor. So, we repacked our bags, waited in the hot hallway, and endured a miserable 5-minute wait for the single functioning elevator. It became clear the hotel was aware of the air conditioning issues but had not disclosed this to guests upon check-in.

When we checked out the next morning, I politely asked if the hotel could do anything to make up for the uncomfortable and disappointing stay. The answer was simply “no”—no gesture, no voucher, no points. I was speechless.

As someone who travels frequently, I can say with confidence that something has gone awry at the Sheraton Albuquerque Airport Hotel. The lack of transparency, basic comfort, and willingness to make things right was far below the Sheraton standard I’ve come to expect.

Ian Allen

23:51 12 Aug 25

Spent 10 days here and have no complaints at all.. bed was lovely. Staff very helpful.. shout out to Brock in the concierge, super helpful and friendly (all hotels need a Brock!!).. will be back again in a couple of weeks..

Tara S.

23:53 11 Aug 25

It is so outdated and feels filthy. They need to upgrade this place asap

Lieutenant Dan

23:45 11 Jan 25

When requested for complementary toothbrush the frontend receptionist provided it but got mad, visibly angry.

Very unfriendly frontend receptionist not just this person. There were few others. Definitely not recommended.

Sarah Nicole Henderson

21:57 04 Jan 25

This was a disappointing stay overall.

-The check in was a bit abrupt, and there was no acknowledgment of status, which I am not used to. Other Marriotts are usually much more welcoming.

-Despite booking one of the higher end rooms, the room was very run-down and definitely outdated. It had a motel feel and just was not on-brand for a Marriott owned property.

-The TV was behind-the-times in functionality. It cannot support casting from phones or laptop, so you're dependent on ad-filled cable channels. This is very out of the norm for most Marriott properties.

-The room also felt quite dirty, and the furniture was slightly dusty. The bathroom floor was quite dusty in corners. The in room menu is on paper and was soiled/stained.

-The room had no soundproofing. The doors closed extremely loudly, and I heard every single guest on the floor going in or out of their rooms. The noise from the street was also very loud.

-Room service was OK, but more like to-go, with plastic cutlery. The price was astronomical for what I got.

The positive aspect of this hotel was the club lounge. It was very spacious and quiet. It had great views of the mountains. It has a computer and a specialty coffee machine. The breakfast spread was OK; the lack of people competing for breakfast made up for the relatively small amount of options.

However, overall, the stay was not worth the price. I have stayed in many Marriott properties, and this one is not representative of the brand.

Crystal Jaramillo

04:22 03 Jan 25

If I could give “0” stars I honestly would. Sheraton uptown has always been one of my favorite places to stay. However, this is one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had. This was mine and my husbands anniversary trip. We called the hotel to let them know we would be arriving late. Upon arrival (around 1:30AM) we rang the outside bell multiple times with no response. We called with no answer. Fortunately I saw a gentleman sweeping and waved him over . He let us in and hardly stepped in the office to let the young man running the front desk know we were here. The young man gave us our room key to room 723 when we opened the door the TV was on, all the drawers were wide open and it smelled like smoke. There were ashes in the sink, and the bed was messed up. . We went back downstairs and let the young man know . There was no apology. He gave us a different room. Room 630. We go to 630 and it reeks of men’s cologne. You could tell someone had just been in there and the top of the bed was slightly disheveled. At this point we were exhausted from moving our stuff and getting in so late we stayed. I have severe asthma so the cologne was awful. The toilet seat was broke. Then I took a shower and the shower doesn’t drain. I had to turn off the shower mid way to let some of the water drain. We talked to the downstairs staff were given “free breakfast ”. I honestly think we should have been refunded for all of this, but the manager said because I prepaid that wasn’t possible. This was our anniversary trip and this was so disappointing. We used to love Sheraton but I honestly don’t know if we will be back after this experience. It sounds like a drag race strip outside ( I understand not your fault).

Alina Ibraimova

22:23 29 Dec 24

Very average hotel. Stayed for a night and arrived just past midnight. Front door was locked and we had to wait by the frond door while an employee at the reception desk was just looking at us for 5 minutes before someone else came to open the door. The room was clean but quite old. However, the AC was incredibly loud, was way too loud to sleep and the went was right by the bed.

Pamela Puglis

17:06 29 Nov 24

Do not stay at this hotel. The parking lot is not secure, the wheel was stolen from our vehicle in broad daylight on Thanksgiving Day. The hotel did not take into consideration the thousands of dollars my family spent on multiple rooms in their establishment and the Thanksgiving meal we had in their dining room. The hotel offered no assistance and took no accountability to keep our property safe despite the fact they chose to not have any security on premises at the time of the theft. They were generally unsympathetic.

Brian Graybeal

16:17 21 Sep 24

I expected a lot from a Sheraton. I was not impressed with the room. It needed some updating.
The conference room was nice and the food for the conferences was probably the best food we had in Albuquerque. Seriously that made the whole stay there worth it.
The bartenders at the hotel bar were really friendly and one of the front desk staff was really nice. The rest of the front desk staff would take my requests for towels, light bulbs that had gone out, and a safety hazard with the bed frame and then ignore and never follow up on them. I expected better.

FAQs on Romantic Hotels with Private Jacuzzis in Albuquerque

What romantic activities are near hotels with in-room Jacuzzis in Albuquerque?

Albuquerque offers a variety of romantic activities such as a hot air balloon ride over the scenic Rio Grande Valley, a stroll through the historic Old Town with its charming shops and architecture, or enjoying a sunset at Sandia Peak after a ride on the aerial tramway. Couples can also explore the local vineyards and wineries for a tasting tour.

What restaurants in Albuquerque offer a romantic dining experience near these hotels?

Romantic dining options in Albuquerque include Antiquity Restaurant, known for its cozy, intimate setting and excellent steaks, and La Crepe Michel, a quaint spot offering authentic French cuisine in the heart of Old Town. Both provide a perfect backdrop for a memorable romantic evening.

What outdoor activities complement a Jacuzzi getaway in Albuquerque?

Outdoor activities in Albuquerque include hiking in the Sandia Mountains, biking along the Paseo del Bosque Trail, or exploring the volcanic cones at Petroglyph National Monument.

Are there seasonal events in Albuquerque that pair well with a romantic Jacuzzi stay?

Yes, Albuquerque hosts several seasonal events that are ideal for couples, such as the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta in October, which fills the sky with colorful hot air balloons. Additionally, the New Mexico Wine Festival and the River of Lights during the winter holiday season provide enchanting experiences for a romantic getaway.

What family-friendly hotel have a private Jacuzzi in room in Albuquerque?

The Holiday Inn Express & Suites Albuquerque Historic Old Town is a great family-friendly option that offers comfortable accommodations, an indoor pool, and complimentary breakfast. Its proximity to attractions like the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science and Explora makes it perfect for families looking to explore the rich cultural and educational offerings of Albuquerque.

Do Albuquerque hotels with in-room Jacuzzis offer shuttle services to local attractions?

Yes, some hotels in Albuquerque, such as Isleta Resort & Casino, provide shuttle services to nearby attractions like the Albuquerque BioPark and Sandia Peak Tramway, offering convenience for guests who wish to explore the area without the need to drive.

Do Albuquerque hotels with Jacuzzis offer views of the Sandia Mountains?

Yes, hotels like Sandia Resort & Casino provide rooms that offer stunning views of the Sandia Mountains. These accommodations combine luxury with breathtaking landscapes, perfect for guests who appreciate natural beauty alongside comfort.