Our room was very clean. The kitchenette was fully stocked with dishes to cook with and a fridge. The room came with two double beds and a big tv in it. The living room had a let out couch and a comfy chair with another big tv. They have cable, but its limited to just a few english channels. The... More

Stayed there 101 days, food in El Comal was excellent, and very reasonable, night life in El Recoveco Bar featured the exceptional Lupita Hernandez, "una voz, una guitarrez," singing traditional songs. Safe and clean, a homey Mexican atmosphere, with servants who speak Ingles. Convenient to the entire city and to the border. It is an extraordinary Mexican experience! Lupita is... More

This place is way past its prime. Rooms smell, linnens have burn marks, internet goes out all the time, hot water is sporadic (three mornings in one week without), water pressure is non-existent, suites are a joke - no cooking implements in the "kitchens", mismatched pillows, uncomfortable furniture, vintage televisions, no real desk for lap top, etc. Many other options... More

[--] The suite is priced the same as a room in another hotels in Juarez. It included breakfast buffet for two with anything you can possibly want or eat. They can transport you for free to the airport, American Consulate, border, etc. You can also walk to the Consulate, it is like 7 blocks. Also a bus stops across the... More

This hotel is very clean and comfortable. There are two rooms--a bedroom and living room with a TV in each room. Each room also has a telephone and an air conditioner. A small hallway ajoins each room which allows for privacy. The bathroom is entered from the hallway and contains a hairdryer. An iron is also provided although no ironing... More