Hotel Mirador is clean and in a good location. As compared to motels in the U.S., I would put it above a Motel 8, but slightly below a Motel 6. Our room (#101) was large with two full beds, a huge closet, open shelving in the closet, a desk/chair, and plenty of drawers to use. The bathroom window faced a busy street, so there was some traffic noise, but with the window closed noise wasn't a problem. The A/C worked very well (thank goodness). The room was very clean and the beds/pillows were comfortable. The bathroom needed a little work due to mildew near the shower and rust on the shower door. The shower floor is marble and very slippery. Hot water was plentiful. The bathroom walls and counter were marble. The toilet was a little temperamental, but as long as you kept the button pushed in, it flushed fine. Towels, bath mat, and sheets were professionally laundered and replaced daily. Shampoo, lotion, a hair dryer, bottles of water (daily), and coffee with coffee pot were provided. The breakfast buffet was good! You can have your breakfast poolside or in the air conditioned dining room where they have the buffet. Wait staff provides you with tea/coffee and a fruit plate. The breakfast items changed daily. In general it contained hot tray versions of scrambled eggs (with ham, chorizo, or diced peppers), chilaquiles (either with red or green sauce), and a meat (marinated pork or chicken). The sauces offered were crema, green salsa, and red salsa in different levels of intensity (tread carefully). Breads varied daily and included rolls, croissants, conchos (slightly sweet roll), and pan naranja (orange cake). There was a fruit plate (cantaloupe, watermelon, and papaya) and three kinds of cereal as well. The fruit was always ripe and delicious. Take note that the day you check out breakfast is NOT included in the price. The pool and patio are clean and very nice. There are many vacationing Mexican families that use the pool. Some people make noise around the pool in the evening, but for us it wasn't bad at all. The hotel is used for small conventions and business people as well. The desk staff were friendly and helpful. Knowing some basic conversational Spanish will help you a lot. As other reviewers noted, the lobby is dated. It is, but you don't spend time in the lobby. Overall, Hotel Mirador is a fine place as long as you are realistic about it not being similar to a mid-range American hotel.…