Albuquerque Hostels
For a social and budget-friendly stay, book a bed at a hostel in Albuquerque. It's ideal for solo travelers and groups alike, with common areas perfect for swapping stories or planning the next day's adventure. For the best experience, choose a hostel with free walking tours, a guest kitchen, and secure lockers.
Trip.com Featured Hostels in Albuquerque
1. Travelodge by Wyndham Albuquerque West
• Enjoy Laundry service (on-site), Accessible rooms available, and Braille signs.
• A 6.9/10 rating based on 98 reviews.
• Only 0.47 km away - easily reach Albuquerque Central Seventh-day Adventist Church.
• $52-$111 / night
2. Red Roof Inn Albuquerque - Midtown
• Enjoy Fire extinguisher, Fax/copying service, and Wake-up call.
• Guest Rated: 6.9/10 (107 Reviews)
• Just a 0.68 km walk from ABQ Rage Room.
• Nightly rates: $51 to $168
3. Desert Sands Inn & Suites
• Enjoy Fire extinguisher, Wi-Fi in public areas, and Vending machines.
• Guest Rated: 7.2/10 (102 Reviews)
• Just a 1.03 km walk from Albuquerque KOA Journey.
• Price range: $56-$83.
All prices shown are for June 11-June 17, as listed on Trip.com.
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9.0/10
Great
IIan ViversGreat place. Good location. Comfortable. Excellent friendly staff
8.8/10
Very Good
GGuest UserIt's very close to the old town, so it's very close. There are many restaurants around, so the location is the best. When I went, there was an event, so it was more meaningful.
7.3/10
GGuest UserOverall this hotel is good if you just need a bed and a warm shower. The staff were friendly and very helpful! This is a no frills stay but gives you the necessities and a safe spot within the city. The hotel is gated to keep unwanted visitors out and our rental car was safe in the lot. The beds aren’t the nicest, very stiff, and the pillows were very flat- but for the price per night it was fine. We didn’t spend any time in the room except to shower and sleep- which this hotel was perfect for lol. Our room had a smoke smell to it, but we were fine dealing with it. Notified the front deals and they made sure to make a note of it so we weren’t charged smoking fee. Pros: cheap, nice helpful staff, hot shower, good water pressure, gated lot, decently safer area than further into Albuquerque.. Cons: hard bed, flat pillows, thin towels, landlord special upkeep lol.
7.0/10
GGuest UserThe room is cleaned, shower room was also good. But only the towels were not very cleaned. Except this, I think everything is good.
7.0/10
GGuest UserOverall, the feeling is pretty good.
6.8/10
RRhonda DhondaWe really had a great time in Albuquerque. Despite taking a wrong turn and ending up in the God-forsaken city to begin with. I have to admit that I had a really nice experience with the local drug dealers. They were all so great. I almost wanted to stay longer. But due to the bad timing of my partner's inconsiderate overdose, I must leave. So farewell God-Forsaken City, until we meet again,
Shaggtheznutz
4.4/10
GGuest UserThis is a good place when you need a place to stay. It's the cheapest place in abq to stay and I feel the price is fair for what you get. The location is good for transportation around the city, but if I were traveling with a family, I wouldn't stay here due to homeless loitering the area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are some of the best Hostels in Albuquerque?
Whether you are traveling to Albuquerque for business or tourism, Travelodge by Wyndham Albuquerque West (from $52) , Red Roof Inn Albuquerque - Midtown (from $51) and Desert Sands Inn & Suites (from $56) are good options.
How much for staying Hostels in Albuquerque?
For Hostels in Albuquerque, the average price is $105 on weekdays, and $116 on weekends (Friday–Saturday).
Do any Hostels in Albuquerque have a pool?
Want to enjoy a swimming pool during your trip? There are many Hostels in Albuquerque with a pool. Red Roof Inn Albuquerque - Midtown (from $51) is popular.
Which Hostels in Albuquerque offer a gym?
Among Hostels in Albuquerque, Red Roof Inn Albuquerque - Midtown (from $51) has great fitness facilities.
Which Hostels in Albuquerque provide parking spaces?
Travelodge by Wyndham Albuquerque West (from $52) and Red Roof Inn Albuquerque - Midtown (from $51) have parking spaces.
Which Hostels in Albuquerque have bars?
El Vado Motel (from $128) and The Monterey Motel (from $102) offer bars.
Albuquerque Hostels Information
| Total properties | 12 |
|---|---|
| Number of reviews | 1,009 |
| Highest price | $450 |
| Lowest price | $450 |
| Weekend Avg. Price | $116 |
| Weekday Avg. Price | $105 |
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