Hotel María Elena

There's plenty of food nearby, and the location is good. The staff were friendly and the place was clean. The steel and glass doors don't give much privacy, though. Protected parking is close by, but once you're in, getting to it isn't easy.

The receptionist who checked us in last night was handsome and friendly, the one nice thing about the place. Once I got into the room, though, I felt like a scorpion might sting me. As soon as I lay down, my whole body started itching. The walls were peeling, too. I've only been here 10 minutes and I'm about to leave, even if I lose what I paid. I can't sleep in these conditions 😭😭😭

I really like the feel of this place. It's peaceful, comfortable, and easy to get to.

The air conditioning and hot water were the only good points. I stayed two nights and the cleaning was badly lacking: long hairs were left in the shower the whole time, despite supposedly being cleaned the next day. The walls were coming apart from the humidity, and the internet kept cutting out. Noise and light made sleeping difficult. The iron doors let in street sounds, and I could hear EVERYTHING from the other rooms. Their upper halves are glass, with no curtains, so outside light filled the room at night. I paid 1321 pesos (51 euros) for two days, and it wasn't worth it. If you're a light sleeper, I really wouldn't recommend it.