Hotels Near Parque Pacifico in Tijuana

The hotel is being renovated, the room has a new decoration taste, if the room is very noisy by the road, it is noisy all night, if the sleep is not good, it is not recommended, the staff is still warm.

Disadvantages: This hotel is in the city center, the traffic volume is relatively large nearby, the sound insulation effect of the room is not ideal. Another point is that this hotel does not provide breakfast (it is a high-class hotel nearby, after all, the accommodation fee is so high) Advantages: Excellent location, convenient transportation, close to the airport and long-distance bus station. The best place to enjoy the lively, diagonally opposite the hotel is a well-known RIO shopping plaza, which has Adi Nike stores, well-known cosmetics stores, Apple stores, etc., a small partner who knows Spanish, about a Mexican girl. In the Spanish-style love movie (about), there is a Starbucks coffee shop under the hotel. You can have a cup of matcha star ice music (personal preference) in the afternoon. If you can’t sleep at night, you can also think of your sister. Come to the small bar next to the hotel lobby for a drink, and have a good night's sleep. Maybe there will be an affair in your dreams. Last reminder: Tijuana is a relatively bad border city in Mexico (the murder rate of drug abuse is high), so nothing to run around.

We stay at this hotel last night 1/21/2023- Thinking because it’s some what new we should not have any problems. We(me & my husband) are sick with a cold/flu and we’re just needed a place to have a good night rest. Theses rooms do not have heating only air conditioning. We both froze and didn’t even sleep- I did get an extra blanket sent up- but that was not enough. We were gone by 8am. I did call front desk and ask to help set heating in room and that’s when front desk said- NO heat in any rooms. I really wish they would have told us this at check in. As I called to check out, I told front desk, we were not happy at all and feeling even worse than yesterday. She apologized.- asked if we would like free breakfast, but we were so sick we just got our things and left

The room is very clean, there are two restaurants around, the TV connection network is a bit complicated, ⚛️ the network is not very good, Facilities: General Hygiene: clean Environment: beautiful Service: Thoughtful

I loved this hotel from the start ! Beautiful, luxurious and friendly staff . The Boca restaurant had amazing food and offered free breakfast . The rooms were stunning . Comfortable beds and pillow . The halls were a bit thin you can hear a lot but even as a light sleeper I was able to rest . The black out shades were great. The swimming pool was heated as well as the jacuzzi . I would definitely recommend . It felt safe , you can’t go to any floor expect the floor your are in with your key , spa which has a nice little gym next to it and pool floor . The pharmacy was just below it , super convenient and prices were not bad at all . The hospital was right there as well and a ton of restaurants including the ones attached and some across the street . They provide a free shuttle to the line . Absolutely wonderful .

Nice hotel in convenient location for visiting the sights of Avenida Revolucion, but just far enough away from the action to be calmer and quieter than the hotels on the Avenida itself. Our room was clean, quiet, well-decorated and modern. The included breakfast buffet was just OK. My only complaint about the hotel was the staff at the reception desk. When you book a 4 or 5 star hotel, in addition to the better hotel facilities, you expect a certain level of service and professionalism from the staff. The staff here seem to delight in ignoring customers and tooling them around. At first I thought it was just us, but as we sat in the lobby (forced to wait until 3 PM on the dot before they would give us the room), I saw the same behavior played out over and over again to all of the hotel guests. There were three women at the reception counter and over and over new guests would arrive and be ignored for several minutes as the three of them ”made a show” of appearing busy (doodling notes on a scratch pad, walking from here to there in order to do nothing, etc). It was like they were all on a power trip and resented the guests.

located great and price can't be beat. Its walking distance to Revolution

I was in this fantastic hotel to celebrate the independence of Mexico from September 15 to 16, this hotel has the largest rooms, comfortable, impeccable, amenities and the best thing is the terrace that is on the top floor with an exceptional view, prices They are very reasonable, but best of all is the great team they have, starting with the reception, everyone is very professional and very friendly and with a warm welcoming smile.

I came home intoxicated after a night on Revoluccion (like that's ever happened to anyone before, right?) and apparently I had trouble finding my key, opening my door and finding my friend from whom I'd gotten separated. The staff apparently decided I was disorderly. My bad, I'm not proud of it (if that's really what happened, which I don't know). But here's what they did. They physically threw me out on the street, screaming in my face in Spanish the whole time, while someone upstairs ransacked my room. They tossed most (but not all) of my clothes and toiletries in my bag and then they threw my bag out on the street with me (good thing I waited, despite the non-stop verbal abuse). This is not how anyone would handle the situation in, say Las Vegas or New Orleans. But here's what was missing - about $300-400 in $20s from my bag itself, and about $600-700 in $100s that was IN THE LOCKED WALL SAFE ALONG WITH MY PASSPORT. My passport somehow made it into my bag (less the cash folded inside it) so I suppose I should be grateful that my passport made it, at least. But someone obviously has access to the wall safe and takes advantage of that access, to say the least. That should greatly concern anyone staying here and planning to bring valuables. Moral of the story: If you stay here, please make sure you don't have too much to drink and piss off the wrong staff member, or you may find yourself bewildered and shivering on the streets of Tijuana at 4am with no cash, wondering where if anywhere you can find a working ATM. The. Worst. Stay. Ever. P.S. I did find another hotel down the street that took me in no problem (and helped me find an ATM the next day). But I'm crossing TJ off my list for a long, long time and Hotel Rio Rita forever.