Hotel Corintios

The complimentary breakfast was good, with cereal, coffee, tea, milk, toast, and fresh fruit. The restaurant's other menu items looked fresh and good, and were reasonably priced. The hotel is affordable for what it offers, very clean, and the staff are courteous and attentive. Beds are a little hard but okay, the AC works well, and the small showers are decent. Rooms smelled fresh and clean. It's well situated near stores, banks, other amenities, and a plaza just down the street. There's parking through the back alley. The front didn't look so good, but inside it was nice. The pool is small but clean, and the no-smoking rule is enforced throughout the rooms and common areas. It's a little dated, and noise carries through the thin walls. People coming in late were noisy, though it was tolerable. There was a vendor event at the plaza during the weekend I stayed, so the noise may depend on the time of year.

It's clean, centrally located in Los Mochis, Sinaloa. Mexico, and budget friendly. A nice park is right next door. The continental breakfast is a plus, though I wasn't a fan. I'd rather choose from the many other affordable, tasty food options in town. This hotel is worth a try.

The rooms were great, with a fridge and a decent desk chair, and it was an upgrade from the America hotel where we had been staying. Breakfast was included and wasn't bad, especially for something free. The pool was small and full of children, so we didn't get to use it. The outside is wacky, and the place is practically offline. You can't book through booking.com, so you have to call to ask about availability and prices. Old school. The “motel on legs” setup meant lots of noise from guests sitting on the steps and shouting to each other at midnight.

Hot, but pretty.