We stayed here after arriving in Mexico. There's really nothing for tourists in the city. This hotel was centrally located near a bank to change money, a grocery store, and a few eateries. We found outdoor music a few streets away and had beer outside. Few people speak English, and tourists really stand out. As a woman, I quickly changed... more

$595 pesos bought a clean room with decent air conditioning and free parking. We were on the top level and had no noisy disco issues, though we did stay on a Sunday/Monday night. In Villahermosa, we loved the La Venta Museum but not much else. more

Nice room, good location, excellent restaurant. Everything you'd want in a hotel except the most important thing: a good night's sleep. The bass beat coming from the bar below our room was more than just loud, you could actually feel it through the floors, in fact right through the bed. Sleep was impossible until it finally ceased at 4AM! We... more

On a french touist guide recommendations and en route to Cancun from Mexico, I treated myself with my most expensive hotel stay. I did mention prior to taking the room I wanted something specifically quiet and the staff blatantly lied as they told us to rest assured it would be the case. We were put in a room above the... more

The cab driver, and it was pouring rain, said it was safe and clean, but suggested elsewhere. We kept our reservations. For us, it really worked. Priced right. Very central. Walking distance to everything. Lots of places to eat whatever we wanted. Villahermosa is one big bustling metropolis and has lots of good hotels. If you want a real classy... more

On our trip through Mexico, we stayed in all sorts of different places. Best Western Hotel Madan was, without a doubt, the worst. There were no MAJOR problems with the place, if you're looking for somewhere to keep your stuff and to get a place to sleep. However, there is a bar downstairs, which plays live music until 3 in... more