Hotel Wedding Venues in Albuquerque

Mercedes

5.0 out of 5 rating

5.0

David (wedding coordinator) at La Fonda is the absolute best. We loved working with him every step of the way. He is so knowledgeable and made great suggestions. We had a small intimate wedding (30 guests). He is so responsive by phone and email. We can’t thank David enough for everything he did for us! My family loved staying at La Fonda as well. All staff there (front desk, valet, restaurant) had great service.

Jeffrey

5.0 out of 5 rating

5.0

Santa Ana did the most amazing gorgeous dream wedding!!!! The staff was wonderful, we worked with Jarren was who worked with us and we can't say enough of how amazing he was especially cause we planned our wedding all via phone calls and video calls from 2,000 miles away and he got every color and design exactly how we envisioned it. Definitely worth every cent we spend!!!!!

Gabrielle at hotel parq is professional, calm cool and collected. She handled wvweythinf so we didn’t have to, the hotel was absolutely beautiful for our day and the guests loved the food. 150 guests can be hard to handle but the team room care of things with professionalism and grace. Thank you for making our day perfect

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Justine

5.0 out of 5 rating

5.0

This was my favorite venue ever. It had the view of the mountains, they gave rides down to the venue by the river. The scenery was perfect for pictures. The food was above and beyond. We had this amazing wedding coordinator. The staff was so polite and just made the experience amazing! I give this place the best rating! Seriously made my wedding as perfect as I always hoped for.

Dalila

5.0 out of 5 rating

5.0

My husband and I transferred from an airbnb near Santa Fe to The Mystic after the AirBnB got shut down for weddings. The owners of the AirbNb also owned the mystic and they were SO SO incredibly generous and understanding in this transfer - after being so bummed about losing our original venue. They worked with us financially on so many levels. We put our trust in them without knowing what the new venue would look like (since it was under construction and in the process) and they really delivered in a big way. Their wedding coordinator, Ellie Keene, is absolutely amazing and worth the money. I think she may have been our best experience from The Mystic. All in all, an amazing experience. Some downsides: I thought the hotel prices for our guests were a little out of reach for them and many needed to find other accommodations (granted, it was a holiday weekend) The cocktails from the bar were so-so. They were fun and of course, drinkable - but nothing out of the ordinary and a little low on the amount of alcohol they put in there (at least for that night). We love the mystic and would recommend. I think it'll only get better as a wedding venue.

Rachel

5.0 out of 5 rating

5.0

The staff at Taos Ski Valley Resort we're all amazing! They made our special weekend and the day of the wedding so special. It was a memorable moment for sure with the rain and making it a Twilight moment. Lauryn and Sara are the two that made sure things went on track and to make sure we had umbrellas. Every preparation for the wedding came out beautiful. If you want to have a wedding this is the place with beauty from the mountains.

Samantha

5.0 out of 5 rating

5.0

El Caracol is a great choice for folks who want an intimate backyard wedding. Adam was so responsive and helpful throughout the process, responding quickly to all of our millions of questions as we sorted out details. He was also very flexible and accommodating. The house itself is incredibly unique and made a great backdrop for our photos. It had plenty of amenities to host our guests for the weekend, and the kitchen was spacious enough for our caterers. We were also surprised at how many cars we could fit in the driveway - almost 20! We wouldn't change a thing about our experience and truly had the most magical wedding weekend. There are, however, a few things I think prospective couples might want to know. These weren't a big deal to us, but might be for some, depending on the vibe you're looking for: 1. There isn't a lot of shade in the yard at certain times of the day/year. We really had to brainstorm to figure out where to place everything, and ended up renting a tent for dinner, which was placed over a semi-uneven area (this also wasn't a big deal to us, but again, might be for some). 2. We were initially excited about the gameroom and hoped our guests would utilize it, but when we were there it felt surprisingly detached from the rest of the property. Perhaps some extra lighting out that way would help? 3. The outdoor furniture leaves something to be desired. Most of it is falling apart or just showing lots of wear and tear, so not the most glamorous or picture-esque, but we just moved things around, hid the stuff we didn't like, and supplemented with rentals. The big takeaway being that it is a super charming, cozy, and fun place to get married. If you're looking for something small, more rustic, and DIY-friendly, this is the perfect venue is for you.

For those of you considering having a wedding here, I highly recommend it; the event director Kristina is very organized and capable and she helped keep the stress levels from having a destination wedding at a manageable level. The gazebo is a beautiful location for a ceremony and there are several rooms and outdoor spaces appropriate for a reception. Our ceremony went off without a hitch. We were going to have our reception outdoors but it started raining on the reception so they moved us inside, they put up a wall in the Tesuque Ballroom to section off a smaller room with a pretty fireplace for the reception, it was very pretty even at the last minute. The move could have been a little smoother, but I'll cut them some slack. We took a little longer with the photography than we were supposed to so we weren't right there to take charge of decisions. Really my advice would be to hire a coordinator, even if you think you don't need one, otherwise the banquet captains will be coming to you for instructions. Even though they will have a timeline for events, they seem to want confirmation on everything rather than just bringing stuff out. Since most people don't want to be dealing with this at their reception (I didn't!) a coordinator really is a must. I'm not dinging them for this though as they do tell you that they do not coordinate for you so it's not a surprise, though I figured they'd just plow through the timeline we gave them rather than asking me at each step what we wanted to do. But as I said I think in our case a lot of it was our fault for being late back from photography and also just confusion from the rain. As far as value goes, it really depends on your budget and priorities. It is not a cheap venue overall, but it's one of the prettiest around and that's worth something to me. The food is definitely not cheap but it is good, even at the cheapest price tier we used. Extras like A/V support, lighting may get you so plan for it.

Very accommodating with your budget. Alexandria is great! Very helpful!