The staff was very nice, Mr Samuel was very nice to me and patient, he offered help since some words in Spanish i didn't understand. And the place was 🙂 nice.

The air con was noisy

It was close to the tica bus station and it’s cheap. Our room came with a double bead each. All of the linen and the room was clean. You are located close to the metrocentro too which has decent food but a little expensive. It was safe and secure.

Not the best location if you plan on using it as a base to visit parts of Santa Ana. Has that old American Motel vibe about it, which I’m not a fan off but just personal preference I suppose.

There were 4 of us American ladies sharing a room. We didn't expect it to be as modern as America, but liked the simplicity. Our purpose in El Salvador was to attend a wedding, so we mainly used the hotel for an overnight place. Every morning we ate our breakfast at a little comedor just down the street on the same block as the hotel. I was surprised at the gracious, personalized hospitality offered to us by the hotel staff and the folks who cooked our breakfast every morning! One evening the gentleman even had delicious home-baked brownies and fresh coffee waiting for us when we arrived at the hotel! Also when they realized there were 4 ladies using 3 beds (2 double beds and 1 single) they made quite a fuss and quickly brought in a separate cot for the 4th lady! Another feature we really wanted was private, gated parking --which they had. The air cond. was cold, and the shower was warm ...after you learned how to use it. The wider the flow, the cooler the shower. Reduce the flow and it will be nice and warm. As for cleanliness, every bed was freshly and completely changed every day. The pillows were pretty flat but the mattress itself was reasonably comfortable. We had expected this. We also expected that no washcloths would be provided, which was also the case. But there were fresh towels and soap provided every day.