Pet-Friendly Hotels in Albuquerque, NM
Albuquerque, New Mexico, is increasingly known as one of the most pet-friendly cities in America, and the Hotels-Rates.com database reflects that fact with data that shows 74 pet-friendly hotels in Albuquerque.
Bring Fido along to the perfect accommodations for both of you found through Hotels-Rates. Pet-friendly hotel rates booked through our site range from $32 at the Days Inn By Wyndham, Midtown ABQ to $287 at the Sandia Resort and Casino.
Count on your furry companion being treated like a family member when you book one of the most popular pet-friendly hotels in Albuquerque among Hotels-Rates users:
- Comfort Suites North Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta Park at 5251 San Antonio Drive NE, near Interstate 25 (Pan American Freeway). Rates start at $99.
- Drury Inn and Suites Albuquerque North at 4310 The 25 Way Northeast, near I-25. Rates start at $99.
- Staybridge Suites Albuquerque – Airport at 1350 Sunport Place SE, adjacent to Albuquerque International Sunport. Rates start at $101.
- Courtyard Albuquerque at 5151 Journal Center Boulevard, north of central ABQ on I-25. Rates start at $112.
- Best Western Airport Albuquerque Innsuites Hotel & Suites at 2400 Yale Boulevard SE, convenient to Albuquerque International Sunport. Rates start at $75.
- Crowne Plaza Albuquerque at 1901 University Boulevard NE, at Interstate 40 and I-25. Rates start at $88.
How pet-friendly is Albuquerque? Trip Advisor puts it second on its list of 20 perfect pet-friendly vacation spots in America. WalletHub has it at No. 13 among 100 pet-friendly cities in the U.S. and SmartAsset rated ABQ No. 2 among the most dog-friendly cities in America, citing Albuquerque's 15 dog parks, more than 150 dog-friendly restaurants, dog-friendly shopping centers and the sunny weather.
Even the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque is set to make two student dorms pet friendly!
Enjoy Pet-Friendly Albuquerque from an Inn Room or Suite
The Albuquerque metropolitan area is a vibrant tourism and economic center in the Rio Grande River valley of central New Mexico and the Southwestern U.S. More than 500,000 residents enjoy the city’s unique multicultural heritage made up of Native American, Hispanic, Latino, Anglo and other cultural influences.
Residents and visitors with pets have ample opportunity to take advantage of Albuquerque’s 310 days of sunshine each year. An abundance of outdoor trails, walkable streets, and pet boutiques and daycares make ABQ a great destination to bring your four-legged friends along.
The Paseo del Bosque multi-use paved trail is uninterrupted by roadways as it winds for 16 miles in and out of cottonwood forest (bosque) along the Rio Grande. Seven access points, from Alameda Boulevard at the north end to Rio Bravo Boulevard at the south, lead to parking, picnic areas, public art. Along the trail, find the Rio Grande Nature Center near Campbell Road, and the National Hispanic Cultural Center, the ABQ BioPark zoo, aquarium and gardens, and Tingley Beach, which has dog-friendly trails, near the Marquez Street access.
For a more adventurous outing with a canine companion, the Sandia Mountains overlooking Albuquerque offer a wide range of hiking opportunities, including more than 60 well-established hiking trails covering more than 150 miles.
Back in town, Albuquerque's Downtown district along Central Avenue (Route 66) and Gold Avenue east of First Street, and Nob Hill along Central Avenue east of the UNM are walkable streetcapes. Many of the pizzerias, taquerias, brewpubs, wine bars, hookah bars, boutiques, antiques stores, small art galleries and other establishments of these entertainment districts welcome dogs on patios and sidewalks.
You and your well-behaved dog can tour Nob Hill, Historic Old Town, the Brick Light District and the University of New Mexico area, and other historic and popular areas of Albuquerque from the hop-on, hop-off open-air ABQ Trolley. You can also venture into Walter White’s and Jesse Pinkman’s Albuquerque on the BaD Tour of ABQ locations from the Emmy-winning TV show Breaking Bad.
Whether walking, hiking or riding the trolley with your pet pal in Albuquerque, it’s all good with a comfortable pet-friendly hotel room or suite booked through Hotels-Rates. Click through and find the best accommodations for you both now.
