Situated in the heart of Albuquerque in the Historic Old Town and new urban Sawmill districts, Hotel Chaco is a AAA 4 diamond boutique hotel in Albuquerque that beckons luxury travelers seeking authentic experiences. Hotel Chaco is the most distinct hotel in all of New Mexico. The unique room layouts are designed by world-famous architecture firm Gensler and feature authentic interior design with the best collection of contemporary Native American New Mexican artists on display. Hotel Chaco’s pale stone masonry facade and wooden accents are designed to work with the warm, dry climate of the Southwest and are reminiscent of architectural elements found at Chaco Canyon and in New Mexico’s Pueblos.

Nestled in the historic heart of Old Town and the vibrant Sawmill District, our landmark hotel offers the perfect setting for your unforgettable wedding. Enjoy the convenience of on-site accommodations, delectable dining at our restaurant and bars, and a refreshing outdoor pool. Our romantic wedding chapel provides a serene backdrop for your vows, while our expansive indoor and outdoor event spaces can accommodate any size celebration. Experience the luxury and convenience of a wedding at our Albuquerque gem.

The Clyde Hotel’s design after the upcoming renovations will reflect a Pueblo Deco design with a touch of Western grittiness and Eastern elegance, reflecting the grandeur and confidence of the ethos of Clyde Tingley. Get a taste of Clyde Tingley’s world when you step into the Clyde Hotel. On-site dining and a bar with 1920’s flair, an outdoor pool, and customizable event spaces bring Clyde’s spirit to life.

In 1995 the historic apple orchards that put became the host to a new summer camp, brought about by the owner of Darnell Apple Orchard. The owner is an architect and builder, who designed and constructed the main dining hall, and five group cabins as summer-only buildings. A year later Scott and Spencer Garrett, the developers of New Mexico Sports and Wellness recreational clubs, purchased the Apple Wood Camp and renamed it Apple Mountain Camp. Their goal was not only to create a summer camp facility but to develop a high-altitude sports training facility. Their dream reached reality when in 1997 and 1998 swimming gold medallists Tom Jager and Janet Evans used Apple Mountain to host their Gold Medal Swim Camp. In 1999 the Garrett’s sold their recreational clubs to a national chain but retained ownership in Apple Mountain Camp. In 2000, Scott purchased all remaining shares of AMC and commenced a significant remodeling and expansion effort, renaming the facility Manzano Mountain Retreat.