Tijuana Hotels with Bars

"After an extensive, comprehensive evaluation of the hotel, here is my all-embracing review. Nestling off the bustling main artery, the hotel presents an intriguing blend of tranquility and proximity - a feasible oasis in the city that never sleeps. Whisked away from the vying sounds and frenzied pace of the city, I was quite stirred by the subtle charm the location exuded. However, the first impression that the undersized lobby casts is reasonably disappointing. A scanty, compact 300 square feet area, serves as the reception to this behemoth of 30 plus rooms. The minute scale of the lobby conveys a sense of congestion and leaves you yearning for a breath of spaciousness. This confined area undoubtedly generates an air of claustrophobic discomfort. It's a flimsy prelude to the expanse that a 30-bedroom hotel should authentically represent. A walk through the confined corridors leads you to the rooms which, regrettably, also echo the narrative of limitation. As you move deeper into the quarters, the crimped dimensions unfold rather starkly. One can't help but consider the bathrooms as a mere afterthought. Suited to the needs of a minimalist, their size threatens to confine rather than accommodate. With showers that barely offer free movement, it's a restroom experience that is far from luxurious. Furthermore, the room size itself epitomizes compact living. The accommodations, restricted in their realm, leave scant room for sprawling comfort. However, it's worth mentioning that for lone travelers or those with a penchant for coziness, the small room size can be a unique allure. On a brighter note, this diamond in the rough does hold a surprising facet at its zenith. The roof of the hotel unfolds a panoramic view of the urban tapestry. Eyes meeting the skyline, skyscrapers standing tall like guard posts, and the city lights dancing to the beats of a never-ending nightlife, endow an unforgettable experience. Therefore, despite the hotel's petite dimensions and limited amenities, this aspect proves to be an intriguing silver lining. Thus, to encapsulate, the hotel encapsulates an interesting dichotomy - of limited space and extensive views. It's an experience that tests your penchant for comfort against your desire to be close to the city's arterial pulse. Undoubtedly, this hotel might not be the epitome of luxury, yet it offers elements that appeal to certain tastes while enhancing one's city stay with invaluable city vistas."

"When I got to the room, it was clearly not cleaned. I was immediately changed to a different room, but perhaps the cleaning staff and the front desk did not work well together. I understand that there are times when the hotel is quiet, but the front desk staff and parking attendants were sitting on the sofas in the lobby, busy playing with their smartphones and chatting. I felt relieved that the rooms were card-keyed instead of cylinder-keyed, but I was a little worried that the rooms were structured so that the floors were accessed by stairs. The front desk staff did not seem to be keeping an eye on people entering and leaving in particular. This was my first visit to Mexico, and I have never stayed in other hotels, so I cannot say for sure, but for some reason there was a window facing the hallway. Of course, there were blackout curtains, so the inside of the room could not be seen from the hallway, but it was a little bothersome. Maybe it was so that in the event of an emergency inside the room, the window could be broken to enter? The room was clean and spacious for the price. Another plus point was that there were two bottles of water. The bed was quite soft, so some people may hurt their backs. The floors are all smooth stone, so it feels clean. However, be sure to wipe the soles of your feet after a shower. I almost slipped and fell (lol). Maybe the room I was given was the wrong one, but it was a room facing the inside of the building, so there was no view from the window. The location is very convenient, about one and a half blocks into a side street from Revolución Avenue. At night, all the side streets are darker and there are fewer people than Revolución Avenue, but I think the street lights in front of this hotel are brighter than other side streets. There is a 24-hour drugstore at the intersection one block from Revolución Avenue, and there were no homeless people sleeping on the street, so as long as you pay attention to other people's movements, you should have no problems in terms of security. Overall, the stay itself was comfortable, but it felt loose in places, or the low quality was noticeable, so if they could improve that, I would feel comfortable staying here."

"I really like the hotel and staff but the construction noise is pretty bad and makes it very hard to rest. I know they are making improvements which is great and once the construction is done I know it will be fine. "

"very good hotel The view of the golf course is beautiful, the excellent amenities It has everything inside the hotel I was only not informed by the application that they charge a room insurance that is reimbursed when checking out Everything else is excellent, I highly recommend it."

"Disadvantages: This hotel is in the city center, the traffic volume is relatively large nearby, the sound insulation effect of the room is not ideal. Another point is that this hotel does not provide breakfast (it is a high-class hotel nearby, after all, the accommodation fee is so high) Advantages: Excellent location, convenient transportation, close to the airport and long-distance bus station. The best place to enjoy the lively, diagonally opposite the hotel is a well-known RIO shopping plaza, which has Adi Nike stores, well-known cosmetics stores, Apple stores, etc., a small partner who knows Spanish, about a Mexican girl. In the Spanish-style love movie (about), there is a Starbucks coffee shop under the hotel. You can have a cup of matcha star ice music (personal preference) in the afternoon. If you can’t sleep at night, you can also think of your sister. Come to the small bar next to the hotel lobby for a drink, and have a good night's sleep. Maybe there will be an affair in your dreams. Last reminder: Tijuana is a relatively bad border city in Mexico (the murder rate of drug abuse is high), so nothing to run around."

"The hotel is being renovated, the room has a new decoration taste, if the room is very noisy by the road, it is noisy all night, if the sleep is not good, it is not recommended, the staff is still warm."

"The location is OK, it is an evaluation that is delicious than the opposite taco franc."

"Breakfast included, fruit diced, toast, scrambled eggs, milk, usually vegetable soup, or hairy soup, or beef soup. The lobby is equivalent to a bar and restaurant and has a gym."

"I booked a 75-square-meter deluxe room, but the front desk gave me a 30-square-meter standard room. After communication, I changed it. The room faces the street, and the noise and sirens at night are endless, making it difficult to fall asleep. When I woke up in the morning, there was a water and electricity cut, and the elevator could not be used. It is not recommended."