Typical Mexican bus station afronts the red light district in Monterey. There is a Supervoy (two),…read morea Popeyes and a Burger King. A Tim Hortons coffee shop (which does not open until 6 am in spite of a large sign indicating it's open 24 hours.) No VIP section, the bus station services Senda, (offering a 50% discount on bus tickets for seniors age 60 and older), and Omnibus de Mexico. The Transpais bus station is located completely outside of the bus station around the block. Located near red light district and economy hotels, which run around 700 pesos as of this writing. There is a Sorianas Express ( supermarket) and a KFC near the bus station along the main boulevard. A few eating establishments. The Monterrey light rail runs in front of the bus station. The area is seedy at night around the station. Be vigilant!

It's the central bus station of Monterey. A lot of service providers at your disposal. Additional…read morebuses and taxis will get you where you need to get for a very affordable price.

This terminal is practically brand new. The architecture is brilliant, as is the décor!…read moreThe terminal area is spotless. The sound from the announcement speakers is crystal clear. It's 4:35 AM, and there are no food or coffee options open. Overall, it's really cool.

I didn't know what to expect as Hubbers and I found the gate for our connecting flight but was…read morepleasantly surprised to find pretty good choice for eats. Lots of familiar places including Starbucks and Carl's Jr. There are also shops for tech, souvenirs and a couple of sit-down table service spots. There are also plenty of chairs for passengers waiting on their flights. (I read a review saying there was no place to sit other than the floor - glad that's been resolved.) I feel like the whole area/setup is temporary, and that there are plans to improve its overall look. It'll be a long minute before I come through again, but here's hoping to see that change (for the better) in the future.