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Hotel Information |
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NATIVO LODGE 6000 Pan American Freeway, NE Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109 Tel: (505) 798-4300, Fax: (505) 798-4305 |
| A block of rooms has been reserved at the Nativo Lodge for workshop participants at the government rate of $70 (single occupancy), $80 (double occupancy). When making your reservation, please indicate you are with the “Binational Petroglyph Workshop” group. The reservation cut-off date is Sunday, August 19, 2007. The rooms have been reserved from Tuesday, September 18 through Friday, September 21, 2007 (departing on Saturday). After the reservation cut-off date, if rooms are available, a government ID must be presented to obtain the government rate. |
The Nativo Lodge is approximately five miles away from the University of New Mexico which is location site of the workshop Shuttle Service Information click here. |
| Guests to the Nativo Lodge are treated to a unique New Mexican experience. Lining the entryway to the hotel are ten, 12-foot hand-carved wood sculptures creating a colorful presentation of shapes and textures. A 21-foot bronze sculpture reminiscent of a Navajo rug marks the entry. |
Amenities/
Features 147 guest rooms and suites Smoke Free Rooms Available Dual line telephone with data port and voice mail Coffee Maker Hair Dryer Pay-Per View Movies Iron and Ironing Board Handicap Accessible Free Parking Indoor/Outdoor Heated Swimming Pool Jacuzzi Sauna On-Site Workout Facility Business Services Mail and Package Service Room Service Available |
| Directions: Take I-25 north to the San Mateo/Osuna Exit. Stay in the right lane of the off ramp, turning right at the stop light, then quickly left at the next stoplight onto Pan American. |
| Please visit the Nativo Lodge website at www.hhandr.com. |
