Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa

I had the pleasure of staying at Hyatt Tamaya for a 3 night stay recently and I really loved the property. It's about a 30 minute drive from the downtown ABQ area which is really not a bad drive at all. The location is so peaceful and quiet. They have some beautiful views from the rooms and just on the outskirts of the property are some beautiful walking trails. The rooms themselves really aren't anything special as they are a little outdated but the bed was really nice and having the patio was really nice too. The jacuzzi was amazing! Another amazing component of this hotel is the staff. All of the staff here were incredible and very welcoming and accommodating. If you are thinking about making a trip to ABQ then I would highly recommend staying at this property.

This property is absolutely gorgeous. BUT... I would not recommend it unless you can waist days here, can eat what ever you want...

I have a ton of allergies let me start with that. Lettuce, legumes- any soy products what so ever, almonds, and so much more. That is to start. We were told at the front desk that they give out s'mores for two and eat them by the fire pits outside. When I asked the guy at the front counter, he repeated "they are just graham crackers", and I let him know that they are not; that every brand has different ingredients and there is only one brand that I've ever been able to eat... and he repeated him self at me again. I let the head manager know this morning and I still don't know what's in them.

the server at breakfast seemed to be accommodating but at t lunch was a different story. I explained that I was allergic to almost everything on the lunch menu and was wondering if I could order from the dinner menu- hoping I could find something light. I could have the burger at lunch but that is way too much grease on my stomach so early in the day. The server told me that they don't prepare "dinner" items till after lunch. (I'm thinking - so they don't have anything that I could have and now have to wait till dinner to eat? Frustrated; I got the salmon, caper cream cheese and bagel. I couldn't have anything else that was on the plate and after eating a couple bites, the caper cream cheese was strong to say the least, thought I was eating radish it was so strong. They didn't charge me for this which is nice but still frustrating and still hungry.

After lunch I hurried to the spa. My husband had made a couples message and had to already change that. They didn't have it in their computer for us to do this even though my husband's confirmation said otherwise. They rescheduled his apt because his massage therapist called out sick. So we checked in so we could use the services provided there and the lady waived me back. I changed and was 30 minutes early. I waited in the relaxation room and after 45 minutes of waiting, I went back to my locker and there was a message in my phone. My massage person had left me a message and my husband also. By the time he got to the spa, I had come up to the front and asked what was going on. The massage person told me that they hadn't checked me in, and that if I wanted to continue, she could give me a 20 minute massage. I've had massages before many times, and. A 20 minute massage won't make a difference on my body. My husband canceled his apt because of this. They say they arnt going to charge us. The only reason we came out to this property is because of the spa - and they messed up big time. Now I'm wondering if we should switch hotels for the remainder of our trip?

NOW, we did a horse tour that is owned by someone else but since they are right behind the resort, the hotel offers it on their amenities to do. We did a two hour trip that had us, our horses and our tour guy. This part was amazing. It was like 5 miles of beautiful hills and mountains, a gorgeous landscape to watch. I would do the stables again and again.

I only got to stay here for one night, so I did not get to take advantage of all this resort had to offer. The place is bigger than I expected - with the stable and trails, etc. Some pools were closed at the time, but I did get to swim in the circle one and soak in the hot one. If I come back, I'd give myself more time to participate in their activities, like s'mores at 7 PM or dream catcher-making (this has an additional fee).

I was offered online check in on the Hyatt app, but it didn't work bc I had to go to the front desk anyway. That process lasted no more than five minutes. Checking out was easy bc I could do it online.

The room was clean although there was a spider on the ceiling. I did not have any meals nor eat anything on the property. Self-parking is free. The small fitness center is open 24/7. The spa is open every day of the week but has varying hours, which are posted everywhere.

This resort is about 30 min driving from the ABQ airport. After you turn at the last signal, it's another two-ish miles to get to the entrance of the hotel. I would recommend driving with caution at night. It's pitch black.
The reason I feel this is a getaway for families is the amount of activities geared for children and the fact that I saw so many kids everywhere. It's definitely a beautiful hotel and smells nice everywhere. It did not give luxury vibes. Because it's so far away from city life, I feel it's a good option to "getaway".

Beautiful campus, lackluster rooms.

Came by to overnight for a conference. The facilities for the conference were about average for a higher-end hotel, with the food being above average and the sound insulation in the conference room being below average.

Our room was pretty disappointing. It had an exterior door on one end and a glass door to a patio on another, and the interior was positively frigid when we arrived. The only blanket available in the room was the extra blanket boxed up in the closet. Increasing the temperature on the thermostat was little use.

Beyond issues with temperature, the contents of the room were below average for Tamaya's price point. The toilet paper was dry and rough, and the bath and shower were what one might expect at an ordinary hotel.

Had the pleasure to come here for a quick getaway in March. This resort is super secluded, I had no clue that it was away from everything a good couple miles to get here from the main street.

Check in process was easy, Kareem was super friendly and provided great service. I ended up getting a king room with the view. The room was a little small for my liking but overall it was fine.

The property itself is really nice, especially once you go outside and see the gorgeous view of the mountains, wow it was so serene and just breathtaking. The pools here are really nice and heated but sadly didn't get to use this amenity it was a little cold. I didn't get a chance to go to the spa but I walked around the property and had the pleasure to see their Stables, the stables is a non profit horse rescue organization that they have on their property. There is a fee to go horseback riding. I was able to visit the stable and feed the animals, I loved it, it's well maintained and the animals are well cared for.

I wasn't a fan of their restaurant on property, we ordered the shrimp, pizza, stuffed dates and chips/dip it was okay.

I really loved the fire pit and the smores which are complimentary. It was a really nice treat to end the night.

I also needed some assistance and Kareem went above and beyond to assist me and get me what I needed, I really appreciated him and his kindness to make sure my stay was the best and I have to say he did exactly that. I am truly grateful for his service and overall he went above and beyond.

Oh also they have activities each day on property, I believe some you have to pay for and some are complimentary. We ended up doing the bread tasting holy moly, the pueblo bread with the different butters were freaking awesomeeeee. I swear I wish I could eat the whole loaf of bread and take all the butters home, the cinnamon, the spicy, wow. It was quite the experience.

I will never forget my experience here at this property, views are unbelievable.

Absolute yes. This place is fantastic from start to finish. From the time you arrive you are immersed into the culture, landscape and energy of the surrounding area. The history is felt and presented through the resort, and you really learn so much from the exhibits and displays.

The staff was friendly no matter where you saw them on the property. The stables show a true love for their animals, and they support a great charity as well with items for sale in the check in area at the rodeo side.

The rooms are spacious and well-kept and the entire property is clean and meticulously maintained.

Check out the show times and ensure you try to make some of the bread! The pools are also a must visit while you're there with an excellent slide that is well hidden to keep the aesthetic.

Overall: A+
This resort is impeccable and worth the money for a great stay!

Our week-long stay at the Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa in New Mexico was nothing short of exceptional. As a family of eight, finding accommodations that cater to everyone's needs can be challenging, but this resort proved to be the perfect choice.

Arrival and check in was extremely smooth - I absolutely love how secluded the resort is having to drive off the main road to get there.

The standout feature was undoubtedly the outstanding service we received. Mark Harris went above and beyond, ensuring our stay was nothing short of remarkable. A special mention to our server, John Valencia, whose attentiveness and hospitality enhanced our dining experiences. (We literally asked him if he would come back to New York with us)

The pool area was a blast, offering fun for all ages, making it a great place to unwind and enjoy quality family time. The rooms were incredibly comfortable, providing a welcoming retreat after adventurous days exploring the resort's offerings.

One unique highlight was the on-site farm, adding a charming touch to the overall experience. You can tell that each animal was extremely cared for. And for the active members of our family, the biking trail provided endless fun and adventure.

The biggest perk is that it is pet friendly. As a new dog mom, it is so important to me to be able to bring my puppy with me. The staff was extremely cautious of keeping her safe and ensuring we were comfortable.

The Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa left an indelible impression on us. It's a place where comfort, adventure, and impeccable service converge, making it the ideal destination for a family vacation. Our stay was made unforgettable by the dedicated staff, ensuring we left with cherished memories.

A really beautiful property. Loved the views of the mountains. Lovely walking trails around the property. For the golfer the course looks great!
They have an on-site restaurant with good food. Service was wonderful at the restaurant. They also have a Starbucks in the property.
Then there's the pools and a water slide. Hot tub where if you call the hotel they will deliver drinks to you if the snack bar is open.
Fire pits at night... ask the front desk and they will give you a s'mores kit (no extra charge). The weather in the fall is gorgeous!!
Beds are super comfortable!! All around a great property!!

Stayed 3-nights at Hyatt Regency Tamaya NM in December 2022. As Hyatt Globalist member, we received a complimentary upgrade to a Junior Suite. 750+ sq ft. the sitting room has a pull out sofa and connects to either a room with a king or a room with two queens. Two bathrooms.

Big shout out to Mark Harris, Director of Rooms for making special arrangements and for making our trip very memorable. Thank you for the complimentary welcome amenity.

As a Hyatt Globalist Member. We received benefits such as; Free Breakfast. Buffet option is also available.

We also requested for a microwave in the room and it was complimentary for Globalist members.

Spa: Free daily access to the spa facility with Globalist status. Jacuzzi, Sauna and Steam Room included. The jacuzzi includes a standing water jet for hydro therapy.
Resort Fees $34/night (waived with Globalist) include bike cruiser and helmets.
Parking and Destination fees are waived. Smores upon request.

Highlight of the property is the Tamaya Stables (a non-profit horse rescue organization) on the property. Our 10 year old signed up for a 90 min horseback riding group tour ($90+gratuity). This is the first Hyatt property we have stayed with horseback riding experience.

Views and scenery are amazing. I also noticed how bright the stars are at night. Pools are open and heated, but we did not see anyone use the pool. It's very cold to go out and swim during this trip.

Overall a memorable experience with great Globalist recognition on this property. Highly recommend. We will be back again to stay at this property when we are in the area.

This resort is located in a beautiful setting away from the hustle and bustle of the city, while also being a short distance from both Albuquerque and Santa Fe. The staff are very helpful, kind and professional. I really enjoyed the selection of swimming pools and I swam in each of them during my stay. This is a great place to visit for individuals, couples, families or even large groups or conferences. Recommended!