No Bluetooth speakers No social gatherings of any kind Upper level hilltop modern day Ryokan home in Historical Spruce park, highly desirable neighborhood next to UNM, Hospitals, Downtown, access to bike trail, freeway, Rail Runner. Feature 2 bedroom, 1.5 baths, kitchen opens to dining & living. Spacious ensuite primary bedroom with sliding glass door leading to beautiful views & private hot tub. Secondaries an Asian Washitsu Exotic scented Tatami bedroom. Lovely backyard with a second Hot Tub* Chef's kitchen, - Gas Burner & Oven Amazing View Includes complimentary breakfast items, wine & snacks Stunning 1500 square feet, 2 bedroom home with hot tub, main bedroom has a King Size Puffy Luxury Hybrid high bed & the second is Japanese Washitsu Exotic scented Tatami bedroom. This Modern day Ryokan home floor plan layout has a killer view of the desert/city you can enjoy from the hot tub located outside the master bedroom deck with a two way fire place. Has a full open kitchen with gas stove/oven, over size refrigerator including washer/dryer for convenience. Master Bath open to both private bedrooms & a private half bathroom for those not into Zen Minka style homes but want to enjoy living in a modern day Ryokan home. Amazing Decor! Two Hot Tubs Quiet peaceful, haven Zen Minka style home nestled in a metro area. Enjoy complimentary wine and snacks Bottom wine cellar is double locked. All doors leading to the bottom interconnected wine cellar are all sectioned off and double locked with two deadbolts and barricaded for our guest safety and comfort. PLEASE NOTE: No parties($1000 fine). No Loud guest($500 fine). No get togethers. No large groups. No events. No one who isn’t on the reservation are allowed in our home. No Smoking in home($200 fine). No pets. No weapons, No Prostitution & No Bluetooth Speakers ($500 fine, Music from Phone and Tv is okay). Breaking the rules will remove you from Airbnb platform. Please read Airbnb illegal party and noise ordinance policy. We're only here for our guest best interest. This is a very quiet and tight knit community of Lawyers, Doctors, Nurses, Government Officials, Engineers, Scientist, Business Owners, Officers and Professors that requires sleep before and after their shifts. The Historic Spruce Park Neighborhood Association board members lives next door and across the street from the house. Home & neighborhood Quiet hours are from 10pm to 7am. Respect the repose of the Premier Historical Spruce Park Neighborhood. Cleaning fee: Guest world wide have been complaining about host charging cleaning fees and having the guest clean. As far as the cleaning fee goes you have the option to pay for cleaning fees up front after booking of $237.05 if you choose to leave the home a mess or you have the option not to pay a cleaning and leaving the home the way you found it clean and organized. The housekeepers will just take care of minor details like beds, linens, towels and fabrics if you choose to leave the home clean, organized and the way you found it. Please let us know which option you prefer before your booking is confirmed. We do not have control of Albuquerque house keeping rates. Please see listing photos for Albuquerque average house keeping estimates. Thanks! Again to reiterate, you do not pay a cleaning fee when you clean up after yourself. You will have access to the entire home 3. Bottom wine cellar is double locked. All doors leading to the bottom interconnected wine cellar are all sectioned off and double locked with two deadbolts and barricaded for our guest safety and comfort Only available when needed Amazing getaway. Ideal location for families. Historical Spruce Park Neighborhood is a very peaceful quiet premiere location in Albuquerque with low traffic. Secluded despite being close to UNM, Downtown, Old Town, Nob Hill, Airport, all major Hospitals and all Sports Stadiums. Located in the heart of Albuquerque, very convenient. National Register of Historic Places and the New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties. Country Club Addition that is over 100 years old with higher property value and flourished with trees. Surprisingly discreet area where doctors, engineers, highly successful business owners, political, government and board members live. Unless you were looking for spruce park, you might never find it. Tucked into Albuquerque’s cultural, intellectual, historical and geographical center, the residential neighborhood of Spruce Park (Old Country Club Addition) combines the brilliance of the big city with the quiet shade of mature, tree-lined streets. Spruce Park quickly makes up for its diminutive area with its grand landmarks, defining its four notable boundaries. It's frontier to the East is University Blvd. (where the University of New Mexico starts), to the North, Las Lomas Rd., to the West, Cedar St., and to the South, Grand Ave. and Presbyterian Hospital. It’s no secret that what makes Spruce Park so appealing is its proximity to Nob Hill’s exquisite restaurants and shopping, the hospital and medical centers, the park from which it borrows its name and, of course, its walking distance to UNM. In fact, Spruce Park received a walk score of 89, placing it as the 7th most walkable neighborhood in all of ABQ. However, what really makes Spruce Park so visually stimulating is the historical nature of its architecture. Punctuated with higher end detached homes with very few townhomes and apartments, homes are mostly late 19th and 20th Century Revivals as well as Moderne. Add to that the delightful Spruce Park sits at the top of the hill, and you have a very cohesive little community. Being that this is such a tight and coveted little Albuquerque neighborhood, very few homes come on the market, and when they do, they go fast and purchased for a hefty premium price. Parking is across the street facing down hill. Quick access to I-25 and I40 Bottom wine cellar is double locked. All doors leading to the bottom interconnected wine cellar are all sectioned off and double locked with two deadbolts and barricaded for our guest safety and comfort In the heart of Albuquerque. 4 minutes from ABQ Airport, 8 minutes from ABQ International Balloon Fiesta Park, 5 minutes from Isleta Amphitheater, 5 minutes from ABQ BioPark Zoo, 5 minutes from Old Town. Coffee Shops-Bike trail-Parks-Luxury hotels-Shopping-Breweries-Night Life-Bars-Fine Dinning all within 5 minutes walking Distance. 5 minutes from ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden, 8 minutes away from ABQ Wine Festival, 5 minutes from Albuquerque Biological Park, 5 minutes from Isotopes Baseball, Lobos The Pitt within 3 minutes, New Mexico United within 5 minutes, 5 minutes from ABQ BioPark Aquarium, less than 4 minutes from Kimo Theater, 10 minutes from Fair Grounds, Albuquerque Convention Center 2 minutes away, New Mexico Museum of Natural History Science/ Dinosaurs 7 minutes away, Sandia Peak Tramway 15 minutes away, Santa Fe the State Capital 1 hour away, kayaking camping grounds off roading all within 45 minutes, and 1 minute away from Presbyterian Hospital.