This hotel is not what the website says. although it is very clean, the place is a notch up from a motel. the rooms are smelly, guess the moldy humid air is contained, since the AC unit is not turned on until you arrive.
the lobby is ok. check in was fast however they do ask for your passport number to make a copy of it??? that got me a bit nervous.
anyways, you walk out thru a hall and then out to a patio, that resembles more of an extended house with terrazo floors off to a terrace where the pool is ( a bit noisy at night).
the rooms again, very clean...they just need to smell better , a new bedspread is desperately needed....uuuuhhhh, the one they have has seen better days...not to mention the towels...old, thin, grayish, and rough. toiletries consist of a small horrible cheap soap and i guess a shampoo. no conditioner.
this is by no means a corporate hotel!!!
to sum it ...find something better. one night here and you will leave feeling depressed...
paid $85 + tax ...felt like a 50 or less

We found this little (44 rooms) hotell-from the Lonely Planet guide- Mansion Teodlolinda and were given great treatment when we went to their front desk. (after staying at a miserable hotel with a bad attitude nearby),

It had nice rooms and bathroom, fridge/microwave, working A/C, pool,, restaurant (with room service if needed), helpful staff, professional management, and good location. The price was definitely reasonable 65-75USD for its class..

They are in the process of adding another 40 rooms and improving the existing facilities. The place is a gem.