Albuquerque attraction reviews

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Sandia Casino
Aug 9, 2009 by Jeremiah from Tuscon
Overall Rating: 6

• Golf course.
• Counsel Room Restaurant.

“Overall this is a nice place. I only had one bad experience, and that was in the Counsel Room Restaurant. The service was terrible. I didn't get a drink for 20 minutes. The staff was rude, and when I talked to the manager about it, she seemed like she didn't even care. I would go back to Sandia, but I will not eat in that restaurant.”

Casa Rondena Winery
Jul 25, 2009 by J Marie from Albuquerque
Overall Rating: 9

• Wines, tasting room and architecture.
• A little hard to find.

“A hidden gem in the north valley, the architecture is like nothing else in Albuquerque. There is a tasting room where you can sample wines made on the grounds, and stroll through the vineyards. In the back is a patio where you can bring food and sip your wine by a lovely pond and fountain. I love to bring guests here when they come from the airport, a great way to unwind and take a slow drive down Rio Grande Blvd.”

Paa-Ko Ridge Golf Club
Apr 23, 2009 by Rick from Cedar Crest, NM
Overall Rating: 9

• Views and challenge level.
• Cost.

“Best public course I have ever played. I've played Pinon Hills in Farmington, Sandia Resort and Casino in Albuquerque, Sonoma Ranch in Las Cruces, Twin Warrior's in Bernalillo and this course beats them all hands down. I have also played in the Phoenix area and in the midwest and as far as challenge and beauty (scenery and condition of the course) this is my favorite. It is one of the most expensive courses in NM, but that's simply because it's the best.”

Sandia Peak Tramway
Sep 20, 2008 by Darla from Albuquerque
Overall Rating: 10

• Amazing sights.
• NA.

“Just beautiful! Everything was perfect.”

Century Rio 24
Jul 20, 2008 by Kat from Albuquerque, NM
Overall Rating: 10

• Clean, good location, great service, comfortable chairs.
• Few ticket sales people, slow box office response, high cost of connections.

“I am a severely disabled woman who uses a nontraditional service animal. My service animal is a cat. Century Rio 24 asked me once, my first time attending the theatre if she was a service animal and not only did they simply resume their business but when I gave them a copy of the law in response to a consumer complaint, my cat wasn't making a sound the person just feared cats, they framed it and hung it up so that everyone could read the law. I haven't had a single issue with their customer service, nor have I had to turn into a non pleasant person just to have my legal access rights. The chairs are also exceedingly comfortable, I can make it an entire movie without agony.”