To begin with this is not a hotel, they are just apartments managed by some company, and there is no concierge or anything. The administration office is in the building, but from 9am to 5pm, you need anything outside those hours, you are on your own. There isn’t even a phone in the room to communicate with the night guard downstairs. NOW THE SKETCHY PART, my reservation was to be paid when I check in with local currency, so I checked in, and I handed my credit card to pay in pesos and I was told that form of payment was not acceptable with local currency, they will have to charge me in dollars, and they have a different exchange rate than the credit card has (lower), hence, I ended up paying double the price quoted. The price in pesos is only for locals, not foreigners. Just to be clear, I used my credit card to pay in pesos everywhere else with no problem, is just a switcheroo they do to charge you more. I said that was not indicated in the reservation but they gave me no option than go to exchange some money around the corner and come back (btw, it’s a stack of paper).I was tired from my long trip and wanted to rest, so I went along with it. So be careful, if you are a foreigner, there is a price for locals and a price for foreigners. Now the review of the place, is not the cleanest place on earth, is not pleasant to find hair in the shower drain from the previous guest, and bed cover with holes and stains. Sofa also had some suspicious stains and was scratched.NOT GOOD
