If you are not from Mexico and you are a tourist, DO NOT STAY HERE! It is right next to a gentelmenâs club and many rooms are on ground level. Do the math. Two people knocked on my door within the first ten minutes. I did not feel safe whatsoever, felt like a target, and majorly felt like a fish out of water. I left within 10 minutes of arriving.
The AC and TV worked, but the internet did not. The front desk had me pay before I saw the room and he charged me for the full five days via a slider on his cell phone. He had no idea of my reservation. He spoke no English, which is fine, but I had to use a random stranger as an interpreter to inform him that I had reserved a room. He looked at me like I was lost. The stranger told me to not leave anything in the room.
There were suspicious stains on the bed and the room was at ground level. Any person randomly off the street can walk right up to your door with nothing to stop them. If youâre a tourist, that is bad news.
The room was fairly clean in appearance and the owner/operator seemed nice, which is why this may be a perfectly decent place to stay if you are from Mexico and speak the language. If not, donât even consider it.
My cab driver talked to three other cab drivers and had never heard of this place. That was a sign. Donât make my mistake; pay a little extra money and stay some place that will make you feel safe. Getting mugged or any number of things like that isnât worth it.
