洛斯波普拉諾斯歷史飯店及有機農場(Los Poblanos Historic Inn & Organic Farm)

I am so happy we found this place! The location is perfect a beautiful neighborhood and not too far from downtown and I-25. We stayed in a Meme room, which was new and rustic. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was beautiful (and stocked with their lavender products). The room had a “kitchen” armor with a kettle, cafeteria and wine cooler. There was also a fireplace, made up and ready to go for us to light). Pre-dinner cocktails in the library were great, and have us an opportunity to sample their lavender gin. Dinner at Campos was just amazing. The farm shop was fabulous and well worth a visit. More than all of this, all the staff we met were so kind and attentive. Well worth a visit and we’ll definitely come back when we can spend some more time in Albuquerque.

An absolutely beautiful property and so unique! We stayed in one of the casitas and found it private and cozy. Our favorite part of our visit was the farm tour --we learned so much about the property and we were able to taste the fruits, veggies and flowers that were growing. Excellent dinner on-site, too; our only quibble was that it took an hour to get any food (even bread) and we were VERY hungry. We took advantage of the complimentary bikes and pedaled around the area; the neighborhood behind the property is lovely, but it was difficult to navigate the map provided by Los Poblanos and also hard to bike along some of the irrigation canals due to heavy sand + poor signage. Wish we had been able to time our visit to enjoy a tea at the La Quinta Meem house. We also did not have time to arrange a spa visit. Maybe next time!

Yes, as godzillabird has just remarked, the prices keep going up, and as we have commented in an earlier review, we very much miss the rooms in the Hacienda now that it’s been turned into a spa. But LP in its growth and changes has lost little of the character and charm that have defined it in the many years since our first visit. The older Meem rooms, sometimes tough to reserve, are faves. This time we liked the Girard casita, freshly renewed, luxurious linens, perks like turndown with a nighty-night bedtime tea service laid out. Did afternoon tea in La Quinta: ample, inventive, graciously served. Did cocktails in the Library: warm, clubby room, with bar-person Melanie’s knowledgeable advice about house variations on spritzes and negronis. Campo fine as ever. Swell staff, perfect duckie breasts. Brunch—well, interesting. And a resident peachicken bade us farewell. See him again soon!

My husband and I have stayed at Los Poblanos several times and have tried different rooms. We am partial to the Meem rooms, but all have character. The property is gorgeous and a lovely respite from urban Albuquerque. That being said, we are reluctant to return for a future visit. Los Poblanos has jacked up its room prices to the point the value is not there. In fact, the word "gouge" comes to mind. The rooms are nice enough, but not remarkable, and we have noticed wear and tear that should be addressed. Customer service for the most part has been friendly on our visits, but on two recent visits there were enough hiccoughs to suggest problems with staff inexperience or insufficient training. At over $500 a night for a regular room, service should be above par, not average.

Dinner at Campo is a must if you are in ABQ. Fantastic food, service, and location. Make your reservations in advance! The farm is a great spot to walk around with a latte from their farm store as well.

We have returned to Los Poblanos a few times over the past year and have had a fantastic meal each time. Service ambience and food have all been amazing. We particularly appreciate the quality and sourcing of ingredients. Highly recommended.

So this is a rustic inn in a very peaceful setting. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The restaurant is simply wonderful. You won't regret staying here (we typically stay at Hotel Chaco, this is a worthy, if different, alternative). We also had an excellent spa experience.

This is a very nice property on a farm. Grounds are well kept, rooms are nice. The restaurant was excellent for dinner and breakfast. Service was very good throughout. Only issue is Hotel does not quite have five star room quality despite five star resort pricing levels. Only water in fridge. Tv small. No Coffee or tea in room. A bit spartan setup. It was a nice property but just priced a bit high hence 4 star not 5.

Unhelpful and rude staff really surprised me as I’ve stayed here with family many times before. Prices have become so high relative to value - now with poor staffing we won’t be back.