Hotel SJ

The beds were comfy, the place was clean, and the service was nice. It's a good spot for one night. The coffee machine wasn't working, though, and it's hard to find anything to eat at night.

The outside looks nice, but inside it's terrible. The rooms are small, and the reception staff didn't explain things well. I paid 260,000 pesos a night without breakfast. They said I could check in between 9 and 11 pm, but in the morning I was told the latest check-in was 9 am. This hotel really isn't worth the money.

For 340,000, the rooms were tiny, dated, and uncomfortable. The price is awful for that quality. There are better, cheaper places in the area, so I can't recommend it.

Room 506 was terrible in almost every way. You couldn't hear anything from outside, but there was no Wi-Fi, even though antennas were provided. When I showered at 9 am, the water shut off. Dirt from the water tanks flooded the bathroom because the showerhead flushed it out. They clean the tanks during the hours when the water is off. The food tastes good, but try to be among the first to have breakfast, between 6-10am. Later on, they serve whatever you want and whatever is left. Room 510 was spacious. Its walls and furnishings were brick or cement: a half-closet, a table beside it, the bed frame, and even the nightstands. There's no air conditioning. The Wi-Fi was good because the room was close to the antenna. Breakfast was included and good, and dinner could be reserved from 6 to 8 pm. They don't provide complimentary water. From this room, I could hear trailers and the offices.