The Clyde Hotel — Hotel in Clyde

Rooms were meh…. The A/C would not stay running even though the thermostat was set below the ambient temperature in the room, making it impossible to get a good night’s sleep. I had maintenance come look at it and they said the unit was operating as it was supposed to. That didn’t exactly make sense to me. The hotel offered a room switch, but it maintenance is telling me that the unit was operating as expected, why would I go through swapping rooms at 10pm? I did have dinner and drinks at the 1922 Lounge during my stay. The bartenders were friendly and worked very hard, ensuring I was taken care of. The area was also lacking in sufficient air conditioning as the ambient temperature in the bar area was ~ 80 degrees at 8pm. The bartenders were sweating. Downtown Albuquerque is a ghost town. If you’re coming out here for business or for pleasure, do yourself a favor and reserve a room with food and amenities closer in a more walk friendly area. The immediate area around the hotel had very little to offer as far as food, shopping, or nightlife. It did not feel safe to walk...

You have to stay here! I chose to drive to Clyde specifically to stay here; I am so glad I did! I made my reservation for a different date but had to reschedule with less than 48 hours notice which they allowed me to do and were very understanding. The hotel is so much cuter in person than in the pictures and it is really cute in the pictures. I felt very safe here (solo female traveler); I am comfortable leaving my car parked on main street as it is very well lit. Everyone here is so friendly and everyone waved to me as I drove in...there were kids walking down main street with fishing poles. I stopped at B's for dinner which is just a couple of buildings down from here. The food was awesome and the prices are attractive. I also drove into town on fumes and luck would have it that there is a gas station right next door. The owner was so kind and helped me figure out the pumps. If you have the choice to stay here over a big hotel in Concordia it would be a choice well made to...

Jolene made our Anniversary special. She picked out the "Blue Room" #9 for us when we made reservations. King size bed, antique furnishings and a claw foot bath tub. Also surprised us with a bottle of sparkling wine! The room was so clean and comfortable. The balcony on the 2nd floor was very nice to watch folks driving around in their golf carts, going to the ice cream shop "Big City Scoops" down the block. Jolene showed us how to work the coffee maker in the lobby, so we could have coffee in the morning. Quiet room. Definitely recommend staying here and enjoying the local...