Consider extended stay lodging in New Mexico for your next lengthy business trip. Hotel rooms tend to be small. They have a bed and bathroom, usually a desk and, sometimes, a chair or couch. If you travel for a few nights at a time, a small hotel room may feel cramped and uncomfortable. Instead, consider all of your New Mexico extended stay accommodations.

Most New Mexico extended stay lodging options have larger spaces and more amenities than regular hotel rooms. These amenities usually include kitchens, separate workspaces and on-site laundry facilities. Amenities at these lodgings may include fitness centers, pools and hot tubs, business centers and meeting rooms, housekeeping services and more. The exact amenities vary greatly by type and location, so check out all of your options.

When it comes to extended stay lodging in New Mexico, you have a few different types to choose from, including:

1. Extended stay executive apartments in New Mexico
2. Corporate housing in New Mexico
3. Extended stay hotels in New Mexico

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Look into extended stay apartments or New Mexico apartment hotels for long stays

For travels that last more than a few weeks, consider a short-term lease on an apartment or at a New Mexico apartment hotel. These units usually come fully furnished and include all of the amenities of a regular apartment.

I recommend: Oakwood Worldwide has temporary apartments available in Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Rio Rancho and Santa Fe. The Hotel Blue is an apartment hotel in New Mexico that offers a suite for extended stays. This hotel is located in Albuquerque. For a list of short term and furnished apartments in New Mexico, visit Consumer Source Interactive website Apartmentguide.com.

New Mexico corporate housing options have more space than hotels

For New Mexico executive lodging, look into all of the corporate housing options. These furnished apartments appeal to business travelers because they offer a large amount of space and a large number of amenities in this space.

I recommend: Churchill Corporate Housing offers furnished apartments in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. These apartments allow you flexible lease options, and all of the apartment complexes offer health clubs. Coast to Coast Corporate Housing has fully furnished corporate apartments in Alamogordo, Albuquerque, Las Cruces and Santa Fe. Optional housekeeping services are available. Once you find a property you like, fill out an online reservation form. Southwest Suites, located in the Albuquerque area, offers apartments, lofts, townhomes and homes on a temporary basis.

Choose an extended stay hotel in New Mexico if you like the hotel atmosphere

If you enjoy staying in hotel but need more space, research your New Mexico extended stay suite hotel options. These hotel suites come in studio and 1- or 2-bedroom options and offer full kitchens.

I recommend: Accor North America offers a Studio 6 extended stay hotel in New Mexico. Located in Albuquerque, this hotel has studio-style suites, and each suite has wireless internet available. Extended Stay Hotels also offers all suite hotels in the Albuquerque area. InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) has a Staybridge Suites in Las Cruces, NM. Visit the Extended Stay Network to view a list of extended stay hotels in New Mexico by location.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

• •  Regardless of the New Mexico extended stay lodging you choose, inquire about housekeeping services. Some lodgings may include this with the price, but some may require you to pay extra for this service.
• •  Find out about the high-speed internet service at your executive lodging in New Mexico. Inquire whether high-speed and/or wireless internet is offered and, if so, the fee for this service. Just because a hotel lists high-speed internet as an amenity does not mean this is a free service.
• •  If you stay in an extended stay hotel in New Mexico, sign up for the hotel's rewards program.