Residencial Brio

The staff were kind and helpful, especially when they kept our bags after checkout and gave us extra time to leave the room. The location was convenient too, with central areas about a 20-minute walk away. The room itself was only adequate for getting some rest, which is why I’d give it 2 out of 5 for that. I understand the price means it isn’t a five-star hotel, but I expected a bit more. The rooms are clearly old, and the conditions weren’t great: there were cockroaches and mold in the shower.

We had nowhere else to stay, so we had to put up with it. We left today, thank goodness. At 20,000 people a day, don’t go! It was a total disaster: filthy and smelly, with old, burnt sheets. They don’t provide personal hygiene items or clean the room, and there are rodents. What about inspections in Cordoba?

We walked in, then straight back out to look for somewhere else. I’d rather lose the deposit than spend another minute there. I never expected it to be this filthy. Cheap is one thing, but it looked like the last cleaning was in ’76. The drum of brown water and the cigarette butts in the room added a special touch.

The service was really good, but I thought USD 24 was a lot for this room. I wouldn’t pay more than 10. It was neglected and dirty, with even a bloodstain. The room got very hot, and one fan wasn’t enough. The WiFi and TV didn’t work properly, and the bathroom was partly broken.