Hotels With Bar in San Luis Potosi, Mexico

The hotel serves breakfast, but not all room rates include breakfast. Breakfast is considered good when traveling in the Americas. No extra beds, free parking, the hotel is well located, behind is a big park, next to and across the road there are large supermarkets such as Wal-Mart, supermarkets can buy food. Huan Peng's bedding and all aspects are in good condition, it is worth recommending.

We were attending a training camp at La Loma and this hotel was within SAFE walking distance. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. We were here in April before the weather gets too hot - the rooms didn’t get as cold as we are used to back home, but we didn’t mind since we weren’t using the rooms during the day. Breakfast was good and they made sure to have coffee ready by 6am!! One night we actually were craving Domino’s and the gentleman at the front desk took time to help me order since I don’t speak Spanish. I’d stay here again!

Really good location, convenient, great service and spacious rooms for a very reasonable price, I recommend.

Hotel location is great, location is excellent, easy to travel, hotel facilities are very new, very comfortable to use, service staff is very good, breakfast is rich, recommended

We stayed here with our dog on our way back home. It is a very clean and beautiful hotel. The people working wore masks and practiced social distancing. Room service food was awesome and inexpensive. The grounds would be wonderful for kids. I would visit again when things return to normal.

Great beds and linens , small but functional bathroom. One can really make it dark to sleep as long as possible. Pet friendly it was , however you have to sit outside . We were lucky as there was no rain. Recepción friendly, service staff anemic and just about their role. Breakfast was included and after 330 days on the road this was the least good Mexican breakfast. Hard to imagine where to find a kitchen team so far from culinary ability where so many street food vendors get it right. But if you would have to pay the MX 150 it would be outrageous . Frijol and tacos horrible, juice bad choice and boxed in a country of fresh fruit, coffee bun but of the worst kind, toast it was by the name , marmalade by the jar but ok. Omelette really bad .

My wife and I stayed overnight in a Junior Suite with a non-working Jacuzzi. The hotel was born as a Quinta Real (luxury Mexican Hacienda-themed chain) - it’s setting and decor remain. Personnel is helpful and cheerful, although somewhat ineffective. Great bed, great room, nice bar and good food. Why not give stars? Well... when dealing with the non-working jacuzzi the staff first told us we would be transferred to the room X .... which did not have a jacuzzi; then they tried to transfer us to a room with jacuzzi .... which was a much worse room in layout, ved, etc! It was as if no one was thinking! We finally stayed in the original room then... as we were taking a bath ... knock in the door and... had to get out, put on a robe, and find out the hotel was sending us cold-cuts tray. Nice gesture but.... complete ignorance of the “do not disturb” sign!! Then... they cook with vegetable oil!!! As if they were completely unaware of their health risks ! On the positive side, when the breakfast buffet omelette cook was challenged .... she did immediately offer to cook with butter or olive oil. Finally, on the same Buffett .... very very few KETO options. No vegetables, no avocado, only cheese, meats, eggs, and a few vegetables with the egg. The most preposterous, really, is that the buffet does not include water! We asked for water and.... they tried to charge us for it!!!! They did reconsider but.... how can it be that fruit juices are included yet... water isn’t!!! Amazing! Net, charming setting with a whiff of “falling apart”, very friendly and nice staff that could use a bit of training. I would recommend it as long as you have some patience, and do not mind having to eat within carbohydrate and vegetable oil boundaries.

The hotel serves breakfast, but not all room rates include breakfast. Breakfast is considered good when traveling in the Americas. No extra beds, free parking, the hotel is well located, behind is a big park, next to and across the road there are large supermarkets such as Wal-Mart, supermarkets can buy food. Huan Peng's bedding and all aspects are in good condition, it is worth recommending.

We were attending a training camp at La Loma and this hotel was within SAFE walking distance. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. We were here in April before the weather gets too hot - the rooms didn’t get as cold as we are used to back home, but we didn’t mind since we weren’t using the rooms during the day. Breakfast was good and they made sure to have coffee ready by 6am!! One night we actually were craving Domino’s and the gentleman at the front desk took time to help me order since I don’t speak Spanish. I’d stay here again!

Really good location, convenient, great service and spacious rooms for a very reasonable price, I recommend.

Hotel location is great, location is excellent, easy to travel, hotel facilities are very new, very comfortable to use, service staff is very good, breakfast is rich, recommended

We stayed here with our dog on our way back home. It is a very clean and beautiful hotel. The people working wore masks and practiced social distancing. Room service food was awesome and inexpensive. The grounds would be wonderful for kids. I would visit again when things return to normal.

Great beds and linens , small but functional bathroom. One can really make it dark to sleep as long as possible. Pet friendly it was , however you have to sit outside . We were lucky as there was no rain. Recepción friendly, service staff anemic and just about their role. Breakfast was included and after 330 days on the road this was the least good Mexican breakfast. Hard to imagine where to find a kitchen team so far from culinary ability where so many street food vendors get it right. But if you would have to pay the MX 150 it would be outrageous . Frijol and tacos horrible, juice bad choice and boxed in a country of fresh fruit, coffee bun but of the worst kind, toast it was by the name , marmalade by the jar but ok. Omelette really bad .

My wife and I stayed overnight in a Junior Suite with a non-working Jacuzzi. The hotel was born as a Quinta Real (luxury Mexican Hacienda-themed chain) - it’s setting and decor remain. Personnel is helpful and cheerful, although somewhat ineffective. Great bed, great room, nice bar and good food. Why not give stars? Well... when dealing with the non-working jacuzzi the staff first told us we would be transferred to the room X .... which did not have a jacuzzi; then they tried to transfer us to a room with jacuzzi .... which was a much worse room in layout, ved, etc! It was as if no one was thinking! We finally stayed in the original room then... as we were taking a bath ... knock in the door and... had to get out, put on a robe, and find out the hotel was sending us cold-cuts tray. Nice gesture but.... complete ignorance of the “do not disturb” sign!! Then... they cook with vegetable oil!!! As if they were completely unaware of their health risks ! On the positive side, when the breakfast buffet omelette cook was challenged .... she did immediately offer to cook with butter or olive oil. Finally, on the same Buffett .... very very few KETO options. No vegetables, no avocado, only cheese, meats, eggs, and a few vegetables with the egg. The most preposterous, really, is that the buffet does not include water! We asked for water and.... they tried to charge us for it!!!! They did reconsider but.... how can it be that fruit juices are included yet... water isn’t!!! Amazing! Net, charming setting with a whiff of “falling apart”, very friendly and nice staff that could use a bit of training. I would recommend it as long as you have some patience, and do not mind having to eat within carbohydrate and vegetable oil boundaries.

The hotel lack of heaters. The air conditioning is only cold and it is working all night without the possibility to turn it off. I got sick because the room is average 60F (17 C) and they don't have enough heaters for all rooms. They offer one more blanket. By deafult there is only one pillow, one towel even do the reservation mentions clearly 2 people. If you need more, you need to ask for them to a Guest Service that never answer. The front desk recepcionist (Miriam) is rude, impolite, foolish and at the first minute of your arrival you are dealing with problems and with her. The parking lot is really small. In summary.... the worst. We decided to leave the hotel @ 3:00 am and they wanted to charge the rate for the day even do we were moving due to the fact the hotel is a freezer. They never apology for the inconvenient and it's dissapointing how they handle this situation. We moved to a Encore Hotel and the difference is huge!