Hotel San Juan

“Großartig für eine Nacht”

Ich entschied mich für dieses Hotel entschieden, weil das Zweckdienlichkeit zum Busbahnhof und all den Geschäften in der Innenstadt. Kein 4 * , aber nett und sauber, mit einem freundlichen Personal. Der einzige Nachteil meiner Bewertung, die schon dort wo Kosten $ 100 Pesos pro Person vor dem Abend… Mehr

Ich entschied mich für dieses Hotel entschieden, weil das Zweckdienlichkeit zum Busbahnhof und all den Geschäften in der Innenstadt. Kein 4 * , aber nett und sauber, mit einem freundlichen Personal. Der einzige Nachteil meiner Bewertung, die schon dort wo Kosten $ 100 Pesos pro Person vor dem Abendessen zu besuchen.

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“So-so”

As everyone else who has booked this hotel, the decision for booking was the price. At under $20 a night it's a great price but remember the age old rule of travel: you get what you pay for. I had also chose this location because of its' close proximity to a concert I was seeing. Although not par… Mehr

As everyone else who has booked this hotel, the decision for booking was the price. At under $20 a night it's a great price but remember the age old rule of travel: you get what you pay for. I had also chose this location because of its' close proximity to a concert I was seeing. Although not particularly a dangerous area, I can see that the area can be intimidating to those that have not lived or traveled extensively in Latin America. The check in was smooth and the desk clerk was nice offering help for any questions we had. The room was, well, sub-par. The walls were thin so it was quite noisy, the bedding and pillow cases were dirty. The bathroom door was a a thin plastic cover (like what you would find on a porta-potty) that had no place to latch so it would not stay closed. The towels were so old it felt more like sandpaper, TV straight from the 1980's, and the WiFi so weak you had to stand on the bed to get a signal. Inhale, exhale, again you get what you pay for. What I will say is, it was worth the money: roof over your head, bed was comfortable, ceiling fan provided airflow, attached private bathroom, and WiFi (albeit a weak signal). As a summary: this is a great place to stay if your popping in only for a night and you are on a budget. If your not too picky (as me I've slept in bus terminals, bamboo huts and hostel dorm rooms) you'll be just fine. If you think that the Super 8 type hotels are dingy and dirty, you better spend a few extra dollars and find something better.

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