Great value for an independent traveler
Pros: Clean rooms, friendly staff, incredible value. I really enjoy staying here Cons: Nothing
From around US$150.10 a night — varies by your dates
701 Central Avenue NortheastView on map24 Sept → 25 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
The Imperial is a 3-star hotel in Albuquerque, United States.
Featuring a bar, The Imperial is a 3-star hotel in Albuquerque with a sun terrace and kitchenette options. Enjoy free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk in a convenient location near popular attractions. Convenient Location Explore Albuquerque's attractions including the Convention Center and Chamber of Commerce just steps away. Comfortable Rooms Relax in air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms and the option for a kitchenette in selected rooms. On-Site Amenities Unwind in the shared lounge, catch up on cable channels on the TV, and enjoy the convenience of a dishwasher in select rooms. Book your stay at The Imperial for a memorable Albuquerque experience.
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Great value for an independent traveler
Pros: Clean rooms, friendly staff, incredible value. I really enjoy staying here Cons: Nothing
Pleasant hotel in good location.
Nice modern hotel
We’ll be back!
Loved it all! The vibe, the beds, the number of pillows, the shower, the location, it was all great ✨
Cute Route 66 motel!
Pros: Cute retro hotel completely updated on Route 66. Cons: Nothing
above the rest
Pros: Delicious morning coffee. Really good ice machine & washer/dryer gym space! Easily walkable to main cool things in the area! Very modernized, period-stylized, well-staffed "motel"! I liked that people who bought and owned a herse for a personal vehicle felt comfortable and happy staying here - it made me happy. Cons: The air conditioner could've been a little more powerful or the density of the comforter and stuff could've been less. Very, very comfortable and fluffy duvet and all that, but honestly unnecessary in the climate.
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.