Hotel Albuquerque

Its decor is a uniquely sophisticated blend of Native American, Spanish, Mexican, and Western influences which define the Southwest style. The wedding venue features soaring 22-foot ceilings, hand-stamped tin chandeliers, hand-plastered walls, Navajo rug-style carpeting, and historic photographs of the Southwest.

The Franciscan Ballroom is a refined example of the Pueblo Deco period from the 1930s and 1940s in the Southwest. The venue features a Native American-inspired geometric layered ceiling, hand-forged wall sconces shaped like thunderbirds, and large wooden chandeliers.

The Fireplace Room comes with a focal point fireplace, wood floors, authentic pottery, and beautifully detailed ceiling vigas and latillas. This meeting space in Albuquerque opens to the pavilion and garden spaces, which provide an impressive outdoor setting perfectly suited for weddings, receptions, and other events. The outdoor events space features fountains, rose arbors, lawn courts, Spanish-style gardens, and a Victorian-style pavilion.

This non-denominational chapel is absolutely breathtaking. Designed as an authentic early 19th-century style chapel, it features a dramatic vaulted beam wooden ceiling, massive walls, deep-set windows, wooden chandeliers, hand-plastered finishes, and an intricate carved and plastered sanctuary

Casa Esencia is an 18th century hacienda that has been transformed into a sophisticated contemporary event venue. With its elegant rooms, historic architectural details, modern furnishings, and hardwood floors throughout, Casa Esencia provides a rich visual backdrop for all of your festivities. Our lush gardens and courtyard add to the venue’s chic ambiance. It is