Residence Inn Albuquerque North has completed a seven-month renovation of its 90-suite property, resulting in refreshed accommodations and upgraded amenities for the New Mexico property.
Originally opened in 2002, the all-suite, extended-stay hotel’s redesign aims to reinforce its focus on flexible, apartment-style living for guests staying five nights or longer. The property remains well-positioned for employers, such as Intel and Sandia National Laboratories, as well as visitors attending events at Balloon Fiesta Park and Expo New Mexico.
“Extended-stay travelers want more than just a room. They want a place where they can maintain their routine, spread out and feel at home,” Brenda Lucero, general manager of Residence Inn Albuquerque, said in a statement. “This renovation allows us to deliver that experience in a more elevated and contemporary way while continuing to serve the corporate and government travelers who rely on us.”
Redesigned studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom suites average 636 square feet and feature full-size kitchens with residential appliances, separate living and sleeping areas and dedicated workspaces. Updated finishes are defined by grey, blue and brown tones that create a calm, residential environment.
The property also expanded and remodeled its fitness center, now equipped with four machines and free weights, and continues to offer an outdoor swimming pool. Mobile key technology has also been implemented to provide contactless access throughout the stay.