Barcelona Suites

I was surprised to have to pay a $100 deposit in cash to stay. I have never had to do this before. The parking garage ceiling was barely tall enough for me to pull my pickup in and park. I had to be extremely careful. They only had one luggage cart and I had to wait 45 minutes for it to become available. I had to go to the front desk twice to finally get it. The facility used to be nice but it is run down now with chipped tile and walls. The room was poorly lighted. One light fixture was missing a bulb and the other bulb was burned out. The towels were poor quality. Roof vents were damaged or missing. The fountains were all dry. I purchased my room through Hotels.com. If I had booked at the front desk it would have been about $40 cheaper.

My family has been staying at Barcelona for many years, we have always liked that it was close to the fairgrounds and we always felt it was a safe place to stay in Albuquerque. Thats why it saddens me to see the state of it now, theres alot of questionable people hanging around the property and its needing alot of upgrades. The lady that checked us in last night was great and very friendly along with the gentlemen that checked us out this morning! The room was pleasant enough, I wouldn't call it really dirty but the bathroom definitely was needing upgraded. We didn't have any hot water to take showers but maybe that was just an issue last night.

It was dirty and disgusting. It smelt bad

Summer time and no ice machines

The lady at the front desk 3 to 11 shift Wednesday and Thursday was amazing and very helpful.. Thank you so much.

It was dirty. The front desk clerk was unprofessional. People were going back behind the counter. They didn’t work there. The whole experience felt dangerous

The air conditioner did not work well. The room was less than perfect in cleanliness. The pictures online from hotel.common not represent the true motel. They looked awesome but the place was lacking. In a very bad area! Not safe at all! Not the cleanest place! I would not recommend this place to anyone. Surprised you have it listed!

My family and I used to stay at this hotel many years ago for family weekend stays. We always had fond memories of going there; the swimming pools, beautiful atrium, and the happy hour snacks and drinks offered in said atrium. We decided to get a room here for a quick overnighter, and take a walk down memory lane. It’s still a large and beautiful hotel… but the area has become sketchy because of the homeless population and the messes they leave. The hotel offers a secured, underground parking lot, but the clearance on said parking lot was way too low for our Yukon to enter. We had to park at the Burger King next door. The room was very spacious, and the beds were comfortable enough, though they are still painted/decorated in a dated, almost late 70’s era. The atrium, although still there and beautiful, is not used - no snacks/drinks. The outdoor pool’s access door was locked, and the indoor pool’s floor looked a tad dirty. The hot tub water was cold and did not offer a dial to offer a timed warm-up/jacuzzi bubbles. Most of the people coming/going out of there looked as if they lived there, but were 1 step up from living in the streets. It was fine for a quick night, but we would not do it again, unless they fixed/cleaned things up a bit more.

Went there for a pow wow. Th ehotel was 15 min from the airport and 5 min from the Tingley Coliseum where the fair took place. The hotel is a little old but have great potential. The people were friendly and the breakfast was good. Our room was big, more like a suite with a small living area and kitchen. If looking for dinner or entertainment around, a car is needed, not much at walking distance beside a Burger King.

We are very satisfied with the place, the two issues we had was1. Heater didn't wk 2. Bright light from the pool area, but, we totally loved the breakfast, talk àbout having a hot meal, Compliments to the cook, job well done, and the staff. 100%