In addition, there is a bakery providing a wide variety of standard and specialty items. The restaurants are the Asian venue 'Craves,' '505 Fusion' restaurant and bar, the 24-hour venue 'Eagles Nest Cafe,' and the Tiwa Steakhouse Dining. The restaurants have unique décor to provide the customer not only a choice of menu but of atmosphere. The ground floor of the center offers visitors several restaurants, each providing distinctively different menus prepared in completely separate, state-of-the-art kitchens. The hotel has a total of 201 guest rooms and suites. The 'Governor's Suite' at the south end of the sixth floor offers the finest accommodations in the hotel. The hotel tower rises six floors, offering 'junior suites' on the fifth and sixth floors.

Subcontractor Les File Drywall, a local firm, installed these walls. As they enter the lobby, guests will be greeted by GFRC walls in sweeping, ornate designs. This portico has four GLULAM beams that are each 140 feet long, some of the longest ever used in construction in New Mexico. Guests arriving at the hotel will drive under a high portico. The Project Management firm is 3D/I, now part of Parsons. The contract to build the 305,000-square-foot hotel facility, designed by Cuningham Group Architects of Minneapolis, brings together the contractor team that recently completed the Rio Rancho Event Events Center. Isleta selected a joint venture of Hunt Construction Group of Phoenix and the Albuquerque firm Bradbury Stamm to build the resort in 2006. The resort concept is intended to attract conventions and large groups by providing a wide variety of choices in lodgings, dining and entertainment. The Pueblo of Isleta, located 13 miles south of Albuquerque, is expanding the casino it has operated for more than a decade into the category of a destination resort. This exterior view of the Atrium north side shows the feather pattern.

Isleta casino rooms