Oh my what can I say this Hotel is amazing ! When booking didn't really know much of it . But I…read moretrusted my gut instinct ! This Hotel is very trendy and is very nicely decorated with contemporary new furniture. The Hotel staff was very pleasant and attentive ! I stayed here for 3 days on pleasure . They helped me organize transportation to my destinations. Very good place to stay ! I will definitely come back and make this my stay when I'm in San Luis !!!!

This is a very comfortable, well-run hotel in the heart of the Centro Historico of San Luis Potosi…read more It's reasonable, but offers well-appointed rooms, great bathrooms, and responsive service. You cannot go wrong with this location, right at the Plaza Fundadores, and steps away from the Plaza San Francisco, with its back streets of quirky craft-brew serving restaurants. Inside the rooms, you will find comfortable furnishings and excellent room service. If you ask for a room on a high floor facing the back, you will take in a great view of the city including several Spanish colonial churches and the hills to the south. With the lack of greenery in the desert area, the tiny little courtyard pool is a pretty oasis for guests. I was able to enjoy cool evening breezes there. Most of the fellow guests appeared to be on business travel related to the extensive auto industry in the area. The front desk sent up an engineer who fixed the lock on my safe. The beds were really fine. A slight (first world) complaint would be the curtains and carpets might be a bit outdated. I feel awkward even pointing that out and don't wish to ding the hotel for that. The Wi-Fi is free and quite adequate. The on-site breakfast buffet at their restaurant is highly recommended with an excellent Gordita chef-station and sweet service. Right outside their entrance are two to three coffee shops. Within a five minute walk are two excellent Mezcal bars and restaurants. They charge your credit card up front for the entire stay rather than charge it upon check out. So that is wierd but perhaps that is the common practice here.

An old hotel well located, near the main plaza of San Luis Potosi. Spacious, with a large patio…read morearea on the back with a swimming pool. The rooms are a bit old, but clean and well maintain. The service is outstanding, all the employees are reading to attend your most demanding needs. It has a small restaurant next to the main entrance with wonderful food, and specially the famous arrachera, which I has for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Large parking space on the back with security.

One of the iconic places in town if you want to grab a piece of history. This location was built…read more387 years ago by an Spaniard and from there at one point it was the monastery of the St Agustin priests, which left a lot of different emblems, relics, paintings, and ornaments related to them. This place has 18 rooms all of them decorated like it was back in the 19th century, which takes you back to that time. There is a tunnel underneath that takes you to the building across the street, where a nice wine cellar along with dining tables is built under the street. The restaurant offers French and international cuisine. It has different rooftop patios with nice sightseeing to the city which is ideal for a romantic date with your significant other. If you don't stay here you can also purchase the museum tour which takes you through all this interesting place. A must see if you are in town!

The Hotel is clean and the place is beautiful. Restaurant offered good food and service. Staff is…read morefriendly. My two complaints are as follows. 1, $250 dollars went missing from my room and the front staff and hotel security person were not apologetic, helpful nor seemed to care. 2, on the Saturday there were several wedding photo shoots inside the hotel which made it uncomfortable to enjoy the lobby. At night they had a quinceañera Party with loud music. I asked the front staff if that music was going to go on late because my groups had an early wake up. I was assured that the event would be over at 12:30 sharp. I felt more at ease after being told that. Well it was past 1:30 am and the loud music still continued. This hotel has no respect for its guests and after the party finally ended the young teenagers from the party who were staying at our hotel were loud , running around and it went on for a bit and hotel management allowed all this. In the morning when it was brought up to hotel staff they again did not apologize nor did they seem to care that we couldn't get a good nights sleep. For the amount of money we paid for the room the service and respect from the hotel staff is insulting. I suggest staying at Hotel Progreso.

Don't stay here if you're afraid of ghosts. My husband and I had just checked in when we both saw…read moresome type of paranormal entity on the stairs. Not too surprising since the hotel is about 100 years old. If you don't spook easily and you're on a budget, it's a decent place to stay for the price. The room was small but comfortable. There is no AC but it was still cool enough with just a fan. They offer free parking but it difficult getting in and out of the lot. On site restaurant and free wifi that only worked in the lobby. We passed through town on a Tuesday night and there was a lot going on in the adjacent plaza. Street entertainers, vendors, and a public viewing of a movie. The location was great and it would have perfect if not for the phantom.

High hopes and on the outside, it looks lovely. Once inside the rooms, it's a dump. Poor water…read morepressure, filthy carpets, mismatched furniture, and on the whole rooms that are in dire need of upgrade. Our suite said it slept 4 but there was a king bed, a loveseat, and a regular (dirty) couch. How does that add up? How does that accommodate four people? Staff was reasonably friendly and there is a lovely woman in housekeeping who was helpful and kind. But, this room is so gross that I have to wear my shoes all the time. What's with the algae filled pool outside? Fix it or drain it and plant in the space. Ew. Our family reserved a block of rooms and one of the suites didn't have working air conditioning upon our arrival and ours never cooled the room to the set temperature. Old jacuzzi tubs are stained. Mattresses are rock hard. There must be a better option in SLP. Lobby and restaurant are pretty but I can't sleep there.

Total top shelf stay - hands down. This has to be one of the nicest hotels I've stayed at in…read moreMexico...period. And, being married to Marriott - that's saying a lot!!! Great rooms - extremely nice property and very good in house dinning. It's also located not too far from some Other cool spots in SLP for us expats. Best part...the novelty / goodies drawer. See photo. ;).

For about $60 dollars a night, you get a spacious and comfortable room (mine had a balcony),…read moreparking included, in a hotel with an incredible pool area. That cannot be beat. There's no fridge or microwave, but there is a tv, air conditioning, phone, dryer, soap, shampoo and bottles of water. Rooms were clean and hotel staff were nice. I wouldn't, though, recommend the restaurant. It's incredibly overpriced and the food is not good. I got a fruit salad, which was basically leaves of iceberg lettuce and some hastily cut strawberries. Which took over half an hour to get for a "to go" order. The hotel was a short cab ride from downtown San Luis. Cabs drive by the location pretty frequently. It was about $2 for a one way 15 min ride.

It's priced at a reasonably. I looked around everywhere. Under construction right now. I have room…read more1514 currently and it has no hot water in the shower. There's no fridge, alcohol is prohibited, and rooms weren't cleaned well. Housekeepers need to do a much better job and parking and room locations need to also be mapped out better. The breakfast here is really good. Tons of options with great taste. Check it out for yourself.