Airport is really nice for the most part…read more Cons: 1. Super limited in terms of drink and food options. Basically a few fast food joints. Naturally everything is overpriced 2. WiFi is super spotty, it's fine when you're connected but I had to keep reauthenticating Pros: 1. Very modern, lots of charging ports and the bathrooms are spotless 2. Super helpful staff, I left my wallet on the plane and the guy who helped me was so unbelievably nice 3. Signs were clear and it was easy to find my way around Overall a solid airport, could do with some more entertainment but it wasn't hard killing a few hours here

Arrival area was... how do I say this... welp. It needs help…read more There was really nothing impressive about it. Two things stood out to me immediately: there were TONS of areas caked with dust and cobwebs in many (albeit unreachable) corners. Hubbers and I came through on a layover. The airline asked us to check on our bags to make sure it's transferred to our next flight. (I guess they don't do transfers between plane.) One cool thing here, though, is they have staff minding the tags and they pull them out for you. After confirming our bags were on their way to the next flight, Hubbers and I made our way out, just to get back in to our assigned gate. Departures is a whole different story. It's like night and day. Everything was spotless, the entire area was modern and lively, just basically the vibe was much MUCH better. It's almost like the arrival area came off like a mistreated stepchild. So, yeah... don't expect too much at the arrivals. But they make up for it at the departure area...

Close to the airport. Very good service. The shuttle took us to the airport when we got there…read more Same when we came back, they went to pick us up right after we called. This is a safe place to leave your car when leaving from the airport.

Terminal B at Monterrey International Airport is modern, clean, and easy to navigate. There are…read moreseveral food and café options, free Wi‑Fi, duty‑free shops, and VIP lounges. The layout is compact and efficient, and connections to the other terminals via free shuttle are smooth and quick.

Terminal B is the terminal I flew out of, on my way back home from Monterrey. Much like the rest of…read morethe airport, this terminal is clean, modern, and staffed with friendly workers. Once my buddy dropped me off, I proceeded to check in my bags and get my boarding pass. I spent a few minutes at the Starbucks here, before proceeding through security and toward my gate. This terminal has plenty of shops and brands from back home, but I almost never shop at airports unless there is a dire need. If you are in need of sunglasses or travel accessories, then fret no more, you can find them here. I stopped by to eat the Wings, which is a diner commonly found at airports throughout Mexico. More info on this chain in another review. My time at this airport en route home was great. It was the cherry on top to my outstanding vacation in Nuevo Leon.

The mall is right next to our hotel. Has a lot of great stores, a decent food court, great dessert…read morestores, and a giant grocery store. Super convenient and was never too busy.

I been to this shopping mall many times over my lifetime it always seems to get better with age…read more Over the years they have added new stores and improved current ones. There is something for everyone in this shopping mall, clothing, music stores, electronics and of course food! There is also a movie theatre attached to it as well as big department stores from the country. There is a parking garage you can pay to park but just beware they charge by the hour and not a flat rate like other places do. They do have elevators and is ADA accessible. It does get crowded over the weekends so just keep that in mind.

This terminal is practically brand new. The architecture is brilliant, as is the décor!…read moreThe terminal area is spotless. The sound from the announcement speakers is crystal clear. It's 4:35 AM, and there are no food or coffee options open. Overall, it's really cool.

I didn't know what to expect as Hubbers and I found the gate for our connecting flight but was…read morepleasantly surprised to find pretty good choice for eats. Lots of familiar places including Starbucks and Carl's Jr. There are also shops for tech, souvenirs and a couple of sit-down table service spots. There are also plenty of chairs for passengers waiting on their flights. (I read a review saying there was no place to sit other than the floor - glad that's been resolved.) I feel like the whole area/setup is temporary, and that there are plans to improve its overall look. It'll be a long minute before I come through again, but here's hoping to see that change (for the better) in the future.

Pretty nice Mercado type shopping mall if you don't bring the hubs, but, I am a tourist afterall,…read moreso I am with him...and, when he is hungry that is call enough. It was a short shopping spree. Went dress shopping, however even with a good selection, the prices were about upwards of 500 pesos or so more than the little town we are visiting was and the service can't be better in that small town, so overall experience of stores; good variety and parking charge was reasonable, but items in the mall are higher as expected.

From the owner: Centro comercial donde puedes comer gran variedad de comidas, comprar ropa y accesorios, adquirir o…read morepagar todos tus servicios, todo en un mismo lugar, con fácil acceso.

The views here are to die for. You get a 360 view of the city and the mountains which is stunning…read more This is the biggest flag in Mexico as well. Sadly the flag was not hoisted on the day we were there since it was expected to rain but still worth the trip for the views.

Came here on the first full day of our trip. My bfs cousin was our tour guide and she did not…read moredisappoint. The view of the city was CRAZY! Keep in mind it's December when we visited, and they decorated the space with Christmas blowups and filled the air with festive music. The space is really open and we didn't really run into too much people. Take in the amazing scenery! You'll literally be blown away by the giant flag flying in the air. Private parking lot (I think it was like 20 pesos/~$1 to park closer to the main area), lots of seating, and public bathroom available.