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Another unique place to stay is the Hotel Parq Central, a former psychiatric hospital reimagined as a luxury hotel. With a history dating back to 1926, the hotel offers a blend of contemporary comfort and historic charm. Its rooftop bar, Apothecary Lounge, provides panoramic views of the city and the Sandia Mountains.
The third unique accommodation is the Hotel Andaluz, which was the fourth hotel built by Conrad Hilton in 1939. The hotel showcases New Mexican culture through its design and offers a range of local cuisines at its restaurant, Más. The hotel also has a rooftop bar and lounge, Ibiza, which offers stunning views of the city skyline.
The fourth is the El Vado Motel, a restored 1937 Route 66 motel. It features a taproom, food pods, a pool, and local retail shops. The motel’s rooms are designed to reflect the vintage charm of the original structure, with modern amenities for guests’ comfort.
Lastly, there’s the Painted Lady Bed & Brew, a former brothel turned bed and breakfast, where guests can enjoy a craft beer upon arrival. The unique establishment offers a glimpse into Albuquerque’s past with its historically themed rooms and a chance to learn about the city’s brewing history.