One Monterrey Tecnologico

Caffe de Hoya is delicious, and Frida chilaquiles has great food. The small shopping centers have a good variety of places. The menu is pretty hard to understand, but if you explain what you want, they'll make it for you.

The warm breakfast was great, with scrambled eggs, picadillo, beans, chilaquiles, bread, fruit, yogurt, cereal, coffee, juice and sweet bread. Parking was a flat $60 pesos per week as of June 2023, with unlimited in and out, which isn't bad. The location is great, but ask for a room away from the shopping center noise. I was on the 6th floor facing the street and didn't hear anything. The rooms are clean but very small. The bed in my room was at an angle where it didn't get any air from the AC, which was blowing toward the window instead, so it felt warm sometimes. There was no bedside lamp or nightstand, just a small shelf on one side of the bed and one lamp over the tiny desk shelf in the corner. The furniture placement felt badly designed. For one night it probably wouldn't be a big problem, but the rooms may feel too crowded for more than 2 people.

The staff are super nice, and I had no problems with anything. The room was comfortable, with hot water and dark blinds. I was very pleased that I could eat vegan at the all-you-can-eat breakfast.

The price is unbeatable, and the location is pretty nice. For what you pay, this is an awesome hotel, and the rooms have what you need. My one observation is that the TV doesn't have an accessible HDMI port. That limits your options, for example if you bring your own Chromecast to watch something while you rest.