This old German built mansion has been converted into a cozy hotel. The building has a maze of hallways and stairways that lead in all directions. Some of the rooms are very nice, others not so great. I would rate this hotel as "2 star". High ratings for keeping their prices low. This place is super popular with the expat... More

Everything good about Las Torres, except the showers, flat pillows, and ill-fitted sheets. Location is superb for shopping, dining, etc. The staff is helpful and mostly bi-lingual. Close to various embassies, if you are doing paperwork.

I stayed there for 2 nights, the hotel is old, with a bad smell, and the worst of the worst...THEY HAVE BEDBUGS! No way, never ever coming back to this place. Yes it is true that they well located, but I thing you shold look for another place if you don't want nightmares.

I liked this place because it was located in the Zona Viva and you can walk to many places without feeling in danger. It is a little noisy at times but that is anywhere in a Latin American city. The young people running the hotel were very nice and it is a good value for the price.

The best recommendation for this place is the price for the location. But I wouldn't stay there again. The place is like an echo chamber, so you really couldn't sleep well at all. They came to fix my toilet when it wasn't working, but still didn't fix it. The internet is very slow. The people are very nice, and the... More

It has the best location, safe parking, free coffe, cable TV, hot water and free internet for just US$30.00 in the hearth of Zona Viva (zona 10) Their staff, Walter, Wendy, are really friendly and they accept credit cards. They also have rooms with full equiped kitchen and laundry service if you need. So if you want to stay in... More