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Find a Bed and Breakfast in Albuquerque, New Mexico
(largest city in New Mexico, on I-40 and I-25)
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Albuquerque, NM
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4 B&Bs
located in Albuquerque
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Adobe Nido Bed and Breakfast
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| A bed & breakfast oasis where guests feel welcome and at ease! Close to Old Town & Downtown. Jetted tubs and outdoor Sauna. |
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Old Town Bed and Breakfast
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| Provides the comforts of home with a wealth of interesting activities just minutes away from its doorstep. |
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La Casita Bed & Breakfast
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| A private, historic cottage with full kitchen and bath near Old Town. Reduced rate for singles and for no-breakfast option. |
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9 B&Bs
located near Albuquerque
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Nora Dixon Place Bed & Breakfast
- Corrales
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| Come discover the wonderful history surrounding this charming B&B serving the Albuquerque/Corrales New Mexico Metro Area! |
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Lazy K Ranch Bed and Breakfast
- Edgewood
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| Enjoy mountain hospitality in this quiet hideaway along historic Route 66 just minutes away from Albuquerque! |
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Blue Horse Bed and Breakfast
- Placitas
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| Adobe-style B&B in the high desert foothills of Sandia Mountain, just minutes from Albuquerque and not far from Santa Fe. |
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Elaine's, a Bed and Breakfast
- Cedar Crest
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| Beautiful three-story log home nestled in the evergreen forests of the Sandia Peaks perfect for a romantic rendezvous. |
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Casa de Koshare Bed & Breakfast
- Corrales
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| Let your first night in the Land of Enchantment be at Casa de Koshare. Where you Arrive a guest...Leave a Friend! |
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Albuquerque is the county seat of Bernalillo County and is situated in the central part of the state. Every September, Albuquerque hosts the annual New Mexico State Fair, with carnival rides, food and agricultural competitions. In October, the city hosts the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, where more than 700 hot air balloons lift off at the same time. Interesting local sights include the Sandia Peak Tramway which is the world's longest aerial passenger tramway. There is also the Albuquerque Biological Park that has a zoo, an aquarium, a botanical garden and a beach. For yummy fondue, fine wine and a truly unique dining experience, visit The Melting Pot. Locally grown ingredients are highlighted in the tasty dishes at the Artichoke Cafe. The city offers an almost limitless selection of inns and Albuquerque bed and breakfasts. Notable, local Albuquerque B&B establishments are a great way to give your trip a local flair.
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