Spent a week at the Hyatt Regency Tamaya with my wife and 2 teenage daughters. Beautiful, well-cared for resort where the staff uniformly go out of their way to make guests feel welcome and pampered. Located between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, makes a good home base for exploring central New Mexico (which itself is an amazingly beautiful and surprising place), although the resort has enough amenties so that one never has to leave. Took a hot air balloon ride (brace yourself for the hard landing into cactus and sagebrush), rode horses in the Rio Grande, and attended a private rodeo - all on the hotel grounds. Wish we could have stayed longer. This is the kind of place you will recommend to good friends.

You can not possibly be disappointed with this resort. Very beautiful. If you are looking for inexpensive food and services then DO NOT stay in a Resort. If you want to golf or go to the Casino you can take their shuttle. If you want to sight see or eat somewhere other than the resort you will need a rental car. Things are not that far just to far to walk. We found plenty to do and see in Albuquerque about 25 minutes away (Old Town & Sandia's Peak) Sante Fe is about 45 mins to one hour North. The facilities are very nice and clean and the room very comfortable. The staff are eager to please. I was concerned with the reviews of theft but just use common sense. There is a safe in the closet in your room, use it. We would love to visit this resort again some day.

The hyatt regency tamaya is a very good hotel.

We stayed for 4 nights in August. We had one pool view room and two mountain view rooms. All the rooms were spacious comfortable and pleasantly furnished, but the mountain view side is really quiet and relaxing and worth the extra cost.

. The facilities are good; 3 pools,one with water slide and plenty of play equipment for children,table tennis,bicycles.stables, hot air ballooning etc. The grounds were well kept and the views beautiful. But the main difference with many hotels are the staff. They are universally pleasant , smiling, and eager to help.

The possible disadvantages are that it is a long way out of Albuqueque in the not very pleasant suburb of Bernalillo.It is cleverly hidden in a small valley in the countryside and the entry road is quite tortuous. The facilities can get crowded at week ends. And, being in the country, rattlers can come and drink at the swimming pools!

Held an 80th Birthday Party for my parents at the Hyatt Tamaya. Had 20+ relatives from all over the US.

The resort is large, but fits in perfectly with the setting. Yes, it is about 30 minutes from the Airport and not within Alb itself. But there are restaurants and attractions nearby, should you wish to explore, and you can always make a day trips to Sante Fe, Taos, etc.

The rooms are average sized, but well appointed. Ours had a view of the mountains to the east and a nice covered patio to enjoy said view. One evening, we were treated to a spectacular light show thanks to a thunderstorm in the mountains.

The resort has three pools. We frequented the middle "active" pool which has a 3 story tall waterslide. The kids could not get enough of this, and many adults enoyed it as well. We sampled all the restaurants while there, and found the food to be unique, fresh, and well prepared. I loved the chili strips served at the pool. Also, the gift shop has wonderful breakfast burittos that are great for a quick, inexpensive breakfast.

As I said, we were there for a party. The night of the party, we discovered a glitch. We have intended to change the party from Saturday to Friday, but through a series of misscommunications, this change did not get made. I panicked as the guests started to arrive, and sent them into the bar for drinks. To their credit, the hotel began to take immediate actions to remedy the situation. They set us up in the bar, comped our drinks, and managed to find us a private room in the Corn Maiden Restaurant. The meal and service were wonderful. They earned high marks in my book for responding to this situation so quickly and smoothly. Our party went off without any further glitches, and everyone had a wonderful time and hardly even noticed that there was an issue.

Twin Warriors GC is challenging and well manicured. While pricey by New Mexico standards, it was worth it in my book. Nearby Santa Anna GC is a bit busier and not as scenic, but also a fun course.

At the hotel, we also enjoyed the use of the complementary bikes to explore the system of hike/bike trails.

We found the staff to be genuinely (as oppossed to fake) friendly, greeting us by name and offering directions and assistance whenever asked.

Definetly will return!