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A landmark of luxury in the heart of the city’s cultural corridor and emerging Sawmill District, Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town welcomes guests with a distinctive blend of historic grandeur and contemporary comfort. Drawing inspiration in design from the region’s rich Hispanic heritage, Hotel Albuquerque is a destination that seamlessly blends cultural influence with modern amenities — offering exceptional accommodations, immediate access to many of the city’s historic treasures, and one of the largest footprints in Albuquerque for executive events and special occasions. At this time, rooms at Hotel Albuquerque are full and we suggest using our roommate finder to share double rooms.

Hotel Chaco offers a modern luxury experience with a focus on Native American art and design, featuring a spa and gallery, while Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town provides a more traditional, classic hotel experience with a location in the historic Old Town area, featuring a pool, hot tub, and event spaces. The choice between the two depends on your preference for atmosphere: modern and artistic at Hotel Chaco or classic and historic at Hotel Albuquerque.



Registration for the Institute is booming and we have opened an additional block of single rooms at the Hotel Chaco – the partner hotel on the other side of the pool.

RESERVATIONS: Please book your room through the hotel directly using the links below. Rooms have been set aside for us from January 26-29, 2026 at a rate of $159.00 per night plus a $10 amenity fee and applicable taxes (pre/post event nights included). If you need to arrive on the 25th or depart on the 30th, you can book extra nights at that same rate. Please remember if you book with a hotel other than the sibling hotels hosting our event, you put the UUMA in danger of paying fees. If you have questions or concerns please let us know.

To book your accommodations use the link below and select your arrival and departure dates from the drop-down menu:

2026 UUMA INSTITUTE ROOM RESERVATIONS at Hotel Chaco

To book your accommodations online, please use the following link below and select your arrival and departure dates from the drop-down menu (pre/post nights included): Booking Link: 2026UUNM This link is only valid for the specified room block dates.

Alternatively, guests may contact our reservations team directly at (855) 997-8208 and provide the following group code and name below: Call In Code: 2026UUNM Group Name: 2026 Unitarian Universalist Ministers Association

2026 UUMA INSTITUTE ROOM RESERVATIONS

RESERVE BY PHONE • You can also call the hotel directly to make your reservations: Call 866.505.7829 and provide the Group Code 2026UUMA and Group Name 2026 Unitarian Universalist Ministers. Reservations must be made by December 25, 2025.

Institute Hotel Addresses

(Please note our hotels are connected. Hotel Chaco is on the other side of the pool.)

Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town, 800 Rio Grande Blvd. NW, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87104

Hotel Chaco, 2000 Bellamah, Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States, 87102, Phone:1-855-9978208

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS • Can be found here: https://www.visitalbuquerque.org/uuma-institute-for-the-learning-ministry

Historic Old Town Albuquerque • Sawmill Market, New Mexico’s Premiere Food Hall • San Felipe de Neri Church • New Mexico Museum of Natural History • ¡Explora! Children’s Museum • Albuquerque Museum • Turquoise Museum • ABQ BioPark Zoo, Botanic Garden, Aquarium • Historic Route 66 • Indian Pueblo Cultural Center • National Hispanic Cultural Center • Sandia Peak Tramway

Hotel Chaco: 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 Mexicos Pueblos.

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