Hotel Checkin El Cortecito Beach

Extended my stay due to business reasons. As before: good meal, close to the beach, helpful staff.

very good hotel and very clean. Staff very nice and location is convenience.

This is a dumpster to be honest. The location is not terrible but the amenities are horrible , old, and dirty. The bathroom drain clogged each time we took a shower. They did not provide towels. Sheets were dusty, The outdoor patio furnitures were dirty . We had to clean things ourselves. For this price, I’ll recommend you get a resort.

the hotel was adequate for the price. The staff was absolutely wonderful everybody was super friendly and accommodating. It would have been helpful to know that i could order food at the bar on the first day. Menus were not accessible.

Didnt really understand beach relation to hotel. Had to walk two blocks to only restaurant, as only other was a bar. Crazy part of town with tourist shops. Very authetic, but next door to unkempt messy beach boat places. A few blocks from the resort beaches. Real, as opposed to touristy. Welcoming door fellow spoke English. Inside staff didnt speak English. Room was really a multi room older apartment. Were just staying a night. Unique place and area.

Our room was pretty dirty, the furniture was old, the wifi was bad, but the location is great, worth the money

My experience at this hotel started when I arrived around 3:30 p.m. Although no other guests were waiting to check in before me, the process took about 50 minutes. The delay was due to my room key (room number 5) being lost. The receptionist was on his first day, and although he was confused and inexperienced, he genuinely tried his best to help. After about 50 minutes, I finally received my key and was able to enter my room, very tired and jetlagged, and I really needed to rest. However, I noticed that rooms 5 and 6 are right next to the bar, so you hear loud music and lots of noise when trying to sleep. The room was new and nicely designed, but it had one major problem: noise. There was loud music, and even after 10 p.m., people would gather outside and talk loudly. If you're sensitive to noise, I wouldn't recommend staying in these rooms. Another issue involved the bathroom products. On the first day, when I tried to wash my hands, I noticed the hand soap smelled strongly of alcohol and didn’t lather. I assumed it was a different type of soap that works like that. But the shampoo for showering was good, however, on the second day, when I wanted to shower, I noticed the same problem: the shampoo also smelled like alcohol and didn’t produce any lather. I stopped using it and went to the reception with my wet and unwashed body and hair. Luckily, the staff member who spoke English was there. I explained that the hand soap and shampoo seemed wrong. There is no more space to con