HOTEL LEÓN
| Calle 7, Calle Galeana 1936, Zona Centro |
5 skattesatser
8.00/10.00 |
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+52 664 685 6320 |
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Bedömning
janet marquez (09.11.2017 15:08)
A little ghetto but very clean great employees then they go out of their way to make you happy do they let you do anything you want in this place
A little ghetto but very clean great employees then they go out of their way to make you happy do they let you do anything you want in this place
Nichole (23.07.2017 04:06)
Decent prices. AC didn't work but was close to the club, clean and cheap
Decent prices. AC didn't work but was close to the club, clean and cheap
Banned Clothing (23.04.2017 11:33)
Good service, clean rooms. Big parking.
Good service, clean rooms. Big parking.
David John (13.03.2017 22:28)
Rooms are large, but not the quietest hotel in this área. Also beds are old. Office/ recepción is friendly y has common tv area. Rooms were clean y hot water was available in bathrooms. Not bad for a night --but because it is near Revolution Ave is overpriced.
Rooms are large, but not the quietest hotel in this área. Also beds are old. Office/ recepción is friendly y has common tv area. Rooms were clean y hot water was available in bathrooms. Not bad for a night --but because it is near Revolution Ave is overpriced.
Emery Crite (19.02.2017 08:07)
At first glance upon opening the room door I thought to myself wow these people had a really good photographer or Illusionist. The room was advertised on Priceline is being a double occupancy room I was under the impression along with other people I spoke with that double occupancy goes without saying meaning to beds just as a single room has one bed but a maximum of two people in a bed. The wifi signal in this hotel was substandard to say the very least. I found that downstairs the passwords are posted when you check in however when you go upstairs or to your towards your room there are signs posted along the walls with the WiFi passwords which would be a great convenience if they actually applied to the wireless that the hotel owns. Now if there was an update I would think that for a better service and less confusion to the guests that the signs should be updated. Now to address the sleeping situation with the beds... the bed frame itself set on a wooden box no together with 2x4's! So every time you rule over or sat on the bed it Woodcreek and sway not to mention the mattress itself was again substandard at best. For 35 bucks a night I'm expecting a lot more considering what you can get for 10 - 15 US dollars four blocks north of there if you're willing to deal with the hazards of traveling through the red light district. Granted I was pleased to find that they had a modern flat-screen TV that allowed me to hook up my laptop to the HDMI ports POINTS FOR YOU ON THAT! The downside is that there wasn't a remote control to go ahead and turn on the TV let alone change the channel. Ggood thing I had my Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (Shameless Plug) so I could go ahead and use one of the remote programs to turn my TV on. Another thing that comes to mind is the only had one power outlet in the whole room which is on the side by the dresser and not by the bed so you had to plug your phone in or laptop in on the other side of the room from the bed or the bathroom take your pick. :-) if you're willing to forego those small minoot details or pet peeves of mine the service was actually quite good the staff was knowledgeable about where to go to get food how much to pay for it and if you happen to drive down like I did the parking is much smaller than you are led to believe the cards are stacked up on each other however there is some organization to it and you can get your car out even if it's the car parked in the furthest corner of that tiny garage you will get your car out. :-) all in all on a scale to 1 to 10 I have to give it a 5 if it's raining out and a 6 if its not raining out. But if you're ever in a jam and heating your room and you were partying way too much down on Revolution it's within walking distance and if you willing to foot the bill then this is your place.
At first glance upon opening the room door I thought to myself wow these people had a really good photographer or Illusionist. The room was advertised on Priceline is being a double occupancy room I was under the impression along with other people I spoke with that double occupancy goes without saying meaning to beds just as a single room has one bed but a maximum of two people in a bed. The wifi signal in this hotel was substandard to say the very least. I found that downstairs the passwords are posted when you check in however when you go upstairs or to your towards your room there are signs posted along the walls with the WiFi passwords which would be a great convenience if they actually applied to the wireless that the hotel owns. Now if there was an update I would think that for a better service and less confusion to the guests that the signs should be updated. Now to address the sleeping situation with the beds... the bed frame itself set on a wooden box no together with 2x4's! So every time you rule over or sat on the bed it Woodcreek and sway not to mention the mattress itself was again substandard at best. For 35 bucks a night I'm expecting a lot more considering what you can get for 10 - 15 US dollars four blocks north of there if you're willing to deal with the hazards of traveling through the red light district. Granted I was pleased to find that they had a modern flat-screen TV that allowed me to hook up my laptop to the HDMI ports POINTS FOR YOU ON THAT! The downside is that there wasn't a remote control to go ahead and turn on the TV let alone change the channel. Ggood thing I had my Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (Shameless Plug) so I could go ahead and use one of the remote programs to turn my TV on. Another thing that comes to mind is the only had one power outlet in the whole room which is on the side by the dresser and not by the bed so you had to plug your phone in or laptop in on the other side of the room from the bed or the bathroom take your pick. :-) if you're willing to forego those small minoot details or pet peeves of mine the service was actually quite good the staff was knowledgeable about where to go to get food how much to pay for it and if you happen to drive down like I did the parking is much smaller than you are led to believe the cards are stacked up on each other however there is some organization to it and you can get your car out even if it's the car parked in the furthest corner of that tiny garage you will get your car out. :-) all in all on a scale to 1 to 10 I have to give it a 5 if it's raining out and a 6 if its not raining out. But if you're ever in a jam and heating your room and you were partying way too much down on Revolution it's within walking distance and if you willing to foot the bill then this is your place.
