By the name you would think this is a super fancy hotel. It is not. It is, however a great motel in…read morea safe and nice area. it is located in Zona Rio, a nice part of Tijuana, but you will need a car or a cab to get to the Downtown area most people want to go to. Make a reservation. They also tend to have rooms ready for check in without a reservation during the week days. The rooms are a great price, if you are on a budget, and they are clean--spotless, no, but they are just fine and you will be happy there. Their English is not great, but they are really nice and they will figure it out. The staff is just super nice and the area is gated with a guard. If you need anything for your room they will help you. I never checked to see if they have Wi Fi. If that is important to you make sure you call and ask. Have fun.

Great price for room on weekday Pretty clean and modern will def stay there when I goread more

We checked in last night and I can already happily report that I would stay here again next time…read moreI'm in Tijuana. Hotel check in was easy and the many lovely amenities were very well explained. The staff member checking us in even asked what my pronouns were! I don't get that level of kindness most of the time from anyone in Los Angeles. The room is clean and comfortable. They were even so kind as to accommodate clean mini fridge for our food items. I called two weeks ago requesting a mini fridge and it was in the notes for our reservation. They realized this after we checked in and had a bellhop, a very kind gentleman named Fernando who had helped us with our bags earlier, personally carry the whole mini fridge up to our room and install it. The hotel has complimentary WiFi that's not password protected so I made sure to keep my VPN on because I'm neurotic like that. One thing I will report is that I couldn't find a wall port to plug in an ethernet cable in the room to set up my TP-Link Travel Router. Not a big deal at all because I'm probably the only person who would try to do something like that while on vacay anyway. Long story short, this place is probably the nicest hotel my wife and I have stayed at in our 13 years together. I slept like a baby on night one, and I look forward to the rest of our stay here. Thanks for the excellent experience!

Nothing but problems here for how EXPENSIVE it is per night! We paid $220 for one night after we…read morewere FORCED to stay in Tijuana due to my husband needing emergency surgery. We checked in, were told to put our breakfast menu on the doorknob by 1am, and so we did so. NO BREAKFAST came, they never even picked up the form!! INCOMPETENT!! Also, no-one answered the front desk when we continually called and called because neighbors were partying well after midnight making outrageous noises and banging. My husband needed his rest!!!! When I complained at the front desk, we were told "sorry." THAT'S IT! They asked if I wanted then to cancel my breakfast order, I said "Are you joking??? YOU cancelled it for me by NEVER picking it up and now my husband needs cream of wheat NOW". I said I would like a complimentary breakfast so the (poor excuse for a) manager said, "I can give you one complimentary breakfast." I said, "I am going in there to get my husband cream of wheat, and I am having what I put on my breakfast order since you admitted it was YOUR MISTAKE!!!" They didnt know what to do about that, so we walked in and sat down. At least our waiter, Aurtoro (or something similar) was wonderful and we ended up tipping him well. SAVE YOURSELF A LOT OF MONEY AND STRESS - GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!!!!

This hotel exceeded my expectations. Everything was very clean, with soft sheets, a cozy down…read morecomforter, and great pillows. You need your key card to access the elevator, which added an extra sense of security. The rooftop was amazing, offering beautiful views of the city. The food was fresh, and the staff were extremely welcoming--everyone spoke English as well. The K Tower has officially become our go-to place whenever we stay in Tijuana.

Great location. Close to the airport. K Tower is part of the Lucerna Hotel. The sushi bar and…read morerestaurant are located on the roof top. The mango roll and avocado roll are the best. Drinks are delicious, but light on the alcohol.

Getting into Tijuana has become such a pain, if you are coming from San Diego, that we rarely go…read moreanymore. It used to be our weekend get away, but waiting 3 hours in line in a car just to get over the border to San Diego is just not worth it. This all happened after 9/11and nothing has been done to deal with this. It is sad. This hotel however is great. We love it, have stayed before and if we can get over the darn border we will go again. We miss it. The hotel is large, in a good area and the rooms are nice. They have great room service and we love their eatery. There are nice places to walk nearby or you can grab a cab. The staff is super nice and does speak English. Our room was ready on time and it was clean and comfortable. They have everything you need there and they are very nice.

I would not recommend. The place is old and dingy. The rooms are loud can hear everything going on…read moreNextdoor and in the hallway. The flat sheet was dirty. I called for a bellman to help with luggage, after waiting 30 minutes and never showing, I just brought it down myself.

I have always had a great experience staying at Hampton Inn Tijuana. The whole staff are super…read morefriendly, helpful and attentive. The rooms are clean overall the hotel feels and looks clean. Breakfast variety open until 10:30am I enjoy my stay every time. Thank you to Miguel, Patricio, and Nestor for being so attentive during breakfast.

This is a great hotel in an area that is not too crowded. The staff is wonderful. Parking is…read morechallenging on weekends. Breakfast is awesome.

This is one of our favorite Hyatt's and we have been to so many. What I love about this hotel is…read morethat it has everything you need or want. Make a reservation or call them and book a room. Their prices are good and you won't feel ripped off. You will be happy. The rooms are a nice size and kept up. The maid service is great. The staff is super and can guide you if this is your first time to Tijuana. I love the place to eat here. It is just the best. They have traditional Mexican food which is outstanding and they also have great American food. We love their pancakes and eggs. Their tacos are great as is any fish dish. They have bottled water in the room, which is a must. Do not drink tap water anywhere in Tijuana. The location is great. It is within easy walking to many fun spots, including shopping. The rooms are super clean and although it can get loud outside, the inside is quiet and comfortable. It even smells great. You will love it. Have fun.

I've been coming here for many years. I'm a Hyatt member and rotate between paying and using my…read morepoints - mostly using my points and enjoying the occasional comped weekend getaway. Prices have doubled since coming here first. Points went from 5k to 8k- please don't up it any more :). Guest profile has changed and with it more English speaking staff. US workers in scrubs moonlighting on the weekend, patients over from US for medical procedures, catering to this new clientele has made this hotel busier and a little more pricey than before. I wonder how they will compete when the Westin opens right next door? Location is truly perfect, it's an easy drive from the U.S. made easier now with the hotel and gastronomy zone signs as you cross the San Ysidro border. The hotel offers covered, gated underground parking for your car. It feels secure and I've never had any issues or incidents (touch wood) ever. Breakfast is included with your stay and has improved over the years, not that it was ever bad, they just offer a much larger and quality selection than before and restock often, again being more busy I imagine helps with that. Staff are always great , very helpful, and bilingual. If the bar ever looks unattended it's because they often double at reception. Just look to the front desk for assistance. For a Hyatt place - it's one of the best - that's why we keep coming back, better than the San Diego counterparts. Adrian, at the breakfast station is our favorite staff member. He's always so helpful, attentive and he deserves a shout out. I would love if they made Pozole on Saturday mornings - but alas it's a Sunday morning treat. Having it on Saturday too would be the icing on the cake. Something to work on: I enjoy a late checkout and appreciate not being disturbed. Do not disturb sign on the door doesn't mean they won't knock, or try to come in. Housekeeping should observe this request, even if they are being nice and checking to see if you need more towels. If you like clean, they are obsessively clean - occasionally the chemicals bother me in the lobby but I appreciate their attention to cleanliness. Overall solid 4 star rating.

I stayed here for one night after a dental appointment in the SIMNSA building a few minutes away. I…read moregot a room with a full size bed and a convertible couch for about $190, for two people. The staff at the Lobby was very kind and accommodating, the service alone has convinced me to return again for future visits. We had dinner to the right of the lobby and ordered the ribeye tacos, & chicken breast with a side salad. We had vouchers for discounted drinks gifted by the hotel and overall I highly recommend it. I'm surprised the ratings are low. If anyone is unhappy with the dinner I highly suggest, ask the staff "What would you order?" My server for dinner was Manuel and all his recommendations are a solid 5/5. It's in the same area near the lobby, not a buffet, sit down with a menu. Breakfast is free with the stay. I also noticed this restaurant makes it a point to serve beverages that are good for your health. Prior to breakfast they served us a warm glass of lemon water before we started our meal. There's also a selection of fresh juices, I selected the green juice; with cactus, pineapple, spinach, lemon water, and yes it had all of that in it. There's other juices available but that seems to be the most health conscious one out of the three. I ordered the Veracruz breakfast and it was absolutely delectable. In the evening I hung out on the 4th floor where they have a nice roof top pool, jacuzzi, bar, garden, etc. They also offer Yoga early morning and provide the mats and blocks needed. I wanted to try it out but it seemed my coworker wasn't interested in any of the activities offered. I wanted to make sure my coworker had a nice impression of our medical visit. I did however order two beds and was charged for a two bed unit online and I have a feeling they thought I was married to my coworker. I did not complain and used the couch instead. I was tired and just wanted to relax. My only reasoning for a 4 out of 5. I highly suggest if you come with someone you're sharing space with to definitely add that in your notes when booking. I was only there for one night and did not want to make a big deal out of it. Additional information: they do offer secure parking and a pass to easily navigate in and out of the premises.

Quartz Hotel & Spa exceeded my expectations in every way. From check-in to check-out, everything…read morewas top notch. The property is beautiful, clean, and very well maintained, and the staff was friendly and attentive throughout my stay. The rooms were comfortable, and the overall atmosphere was relaxing and upscale. One of the highlights for me was the spa. The experience was absolutely wonderful and added an extra level of luxury to the trip. If you're looking for a place to unwind and treat yourself, I highly recommend Quartz Hotel & Spa. I would definitely stay here again!

Great spot for the original Caesar salad experience. Watching the Caesar salad get made tableside…read morewas honestly the highlight -- fresh, interactive, and really well done. The salad itself tasted great, with a rich dressing and fresh ingredients that felt authentic to the history behind the restaurant. Service was smooth, atmosphere felt classic, and the whole experience was worth it just for the presentation alone. Definitely a cool place to try at least once if you're in the area.

This hotel has been on one of my places to go lists for a few years. I wanted to adventure here for…read more2 reasons. #1 I love history filled hotels # 2 wanted to eat at the birthplace of the Caesar Salad Dressing. My friend and I decided to make the time for a stay here. Easy enough we made reservations through Expedia for the hotel stay. We arrived and found a parking lot marked for the hotel. It was gates with a security guard 24/7. I was impressed with the parking situation, it was clean & well lit. Only negative about the parking there is no hallway or connection directly to the hotel. We had to walk around the block. Once we got the front of the hotel we were greeted by a pleasant security guard. The lobby was cool from working air conditioning. It was decorated in what I imagine is what it looked like when it was first operating. As we checked in, I could not stop admiring the look of the hotel all together. We got our keys & proceeded to gather our belongings to go to our room. This where we lost our enthusiasm for this adventure. NO ELEVATOR, weird stair/walkways & non existent A/C in the upper hallways. The room numbers were numbered odd as well. Once we got to the room the AC took a long time to cool the room. The room itself was very clean, decent TV & clean bathroom. The front desk lady was okay - just okay. She checked us in & was no help after. Any requests for toiletries seemed ridiculous to her. That's all I'm gonna say.

Las Gaviotas, located 42 kilometers south of the San Ysidro border crossing is one of the premier…read morecommunities in northern Baja. The entire perimeter is fenced in with a security guard at the entrance who keeps tabs on everyone in the complex. A 2 bedroom home can accommodate 4 guests, and they are strict about this. You will not be allowed to have additional guests even for a few hours, therefore it is very safe and private. I love the architecture which ranges from Mexican Baroque to traditional Spanish Colonial and the entire compound has cobblestone streets and cement walking paths. There are several little gardens of roses and other lovely flowers making this a great place to take walks and enjoy the scenery. The large pool/jacuzzi area has plenty of lounge chairs and shaded seating, a shuffleboard court, a gym, and a banquet room. There is also a large surfing beach with several sturdy palapas for all guests and owners to use. A visit to Las Gaviotas is certainly a treat. I love to relax, enjoy a good book followed by a leisurely walk, then swimming and a relaxing dinner when I visit.

Such a beautiful location and beautiful homes. Staff and security are very friendly. We rented a…read morefull week; for adults it's a relaxation paradise! If you have teenagers there's not too much to do for longer than 3 days. About 3 miles down you can rent atvs which we're a blast!!! We stayed in house 137- the only issues we had was a broken umbrella which wasn't a huge deal at all especially since it was pretty chilly during our stay and the showers are not ADA. I had to get into the shower and help my mom in as it's a tub with no way in except about 2 feet high and no rails to hold on to. We will definitely be back!!

Room and staff are amazing as well as the spa in which I got a vigorous deep tissue with…read morearomatherapy and I will be going back tomorrow morning! I highly recommend the penthouse. The en-suite hot tub is to die for.

This hotel is a great value find in downtown Tijuana. Very clean and comfortable room, valet…read moreparking, very good restaurant, modern gym and reasonably priced spa services.