2/5 Kirk B. 6 years ago on Google
This
place
is
just
okay.
It
has
all
the
makings
of
a
good
hotel
but
misses
on
a
bunch
of
things.
My
family
stayed
in
four
rooms
here
over
four
nights.
Three
of
the
rooms
had
air
conditioning
problems
-
the
air
conditioning
turns
off
and
back
on
by
itself.
The
fan
keeps
running,
but
the
little
snowflakes
symbol
turns
off.
The
"mode"
button
doesn't
work.
I'm
not
sure
if
this
is
centrally
controlled
in
order
to
save
energy,
but
it
is
very
frustrating.
Many
rooms
have
the
AC
set
to
10°C
which
is
probably
intended
to
maximize
the
cooling
whilst
the
AC
is
actually
on.
We
had
keys
stop
working
at
least
3
times.
It
may
be
the
case
that
when
a
new
key
is
added
all
others
stop
working
(and
need
to
be
reset),
but
staff
didn't
seem
to
know.
We
were
also
told
that
we
must
have
stored
keys
too
close
to
cell
phones
-
not
a
real
thing
-
but
even
when
deliberately
avoiding
this
keys
would
still
stop.
The
breakfast
was
quite
good
one
day,
but
the
other
days
was
completely
cold.
Then
they
bring
new
"hot"
scrambled
eggs
and
just
mix
them
in
with
the
cold.
We
booked
adjoining
rooms
-
as
always
we
were
told
that
nothing
can
be
guaranteed,
etc
so
we
specifically
called
to
ask
whether
it
could
be
confirmed,
and
were
told
that
yes,
they
could
arrange
adjoining
rooms
for
us.
Of
course
upon
check-in
those
rooms
were
not
adjoining.
The
bathrooms
have
the
usual
"save
the
Earth,
save
water,
reuse
towels"
information,
but
there's
only
one
small
peg
on
which
to
hang
a
towel.
Only
one
towel
could
fit
there,
and
it
wouldn't
dry.
I'd
happily
save
water
and
reuse
towels,
but
they
are
not
making
it
easy
for
me.
Beds
are
pretty
good.
Rooms
are
modern.
It's
not
cheap
by
Mexico
City
standards,
but
is
nicer
than
many.
Just
get
the
little
things
right.
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