Hospedaria Real

The kitchen or common dining area was the best part of the inn. It had a small balcony, little wooden tables for two, and a counter where some of the breakfast was set out. Breakfast was simple: bread, butter, milk, coffee, chocolate milk, one kind of non-natural juice, and bananas. Guests could use the sandwich maker, microwave, and refrigerator. The room itself was dark, with ventilation only from the air conditioner. There were no windows, just a small bathroom-style pane, and there was no accessibility. Rooms had one to three single beds, with no double-bed option. Each had a private bathroom, a kitchen sink, and a small laundry tub with a hanging clothesline. They said it was a family-friendly place, and I had told them before booking that I was bringing two children and wanted somewhere clean, safe, and family-oriented. But during my stay, the couple next door had sex noisily all night, banging the bed against my wall.

The facilities were clean, organized, and I liked them. But the Wi-Fi didn’t work in my room, and it was frustrating trying to watch a video while the connection kept dropping. I told the staff, but they didn’t seem to care, and that put a damper on my stay.

The staff were helpful from my first call to checkout. The place is an easy walk from the bus station, and my room was tidy and clean, with air conditioning, a TV, and a good bathroom. The price was very reasonable too. I’d recommend staying here. Best wishes.

My father and I were welcomed warmly from the first phone call. The staff were polite and ready to help, and the hotel felt family-friendly and very clean. It’s also well located and reasonably priced. I recommend it.