From US$313.43 a night — recent price
1100 Bellamah Avenue NorthwestView on map24 Sept → 25 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Painted Lady Bed & Brew is a 4-star hotel in Albuquerque, United States.
Charming Historic Bed & Breakfast in Albuquerque Luxurious Accommodations: Enjoy the comfort of air conditioning, flat-screen TV with streaming services, and a fully equipped kitchen in every unit. Relaxing Outdoor Spaces: Unwind in the garden, cozy up by the outdoor fireplace, or have a picnic in the lovely picnic area. Convenient Location: Explore nearby attractions like the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science, Bernalillo Metropolitan Courthouse, and Kimo Theater. Experience a blend of historic charm and modern luxury at Painted Lady Bed & Brew. Book now for a delightful stay in Albuquerque!
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The painted Lady Bed and Brew was charming and comfortable, and I loved the eclectic, fun vibes.
It was a comfortable, cozy cottage and the decor was darling. My daughter and I loved the vibes. The bartender was funny and kind, and we enjoyed his historical knowledge of the property and city.
Loved staying here. Impressed with the room which was very comfortable and spacious. Would definitely return
Loved the spacious room and decor. Had a nice evening at the saloon and sitting outside to enjoy the evening. Very friendly staff
Very comfortable, historic room. Drinks in the trolly were great. Time there was fun visiting with bartender.
Pros: Everything. Room was excellent, comfortable Cons: Nothing not to like
It was a unique place to stay
Pros: It was a very comfortable sleep. The staff in the beer truck. Cons: Nothing
Pros: Well loved and cared for property that is probably the most unique place.I've ever stayed at
Pros: Well loved and cared for property that is probably the most unique place.I've ever stayed at. This is a great value. Everything was top notch. Cons: Nothing. I would stay here again in heartbeat.
September here averages 21°C, with around 34mm of rain across the month.
A twenty-year average for this area — a guide to what to pack, not a forecast.