The station itself is clean, but not the street level. You can enter from both sides of the street…read more There are vending machines on the wall opposite the entrances, there's one for the electronic pay card, and the other is per ride I believe. I got a card, but I thought it was supposed to have a value on it already, and if it did, the turnstile basically depleted the 20 peso value, so I had to add more and I used the other side of the station. The trains are pretty frequent, not the most clean but will do. The system map is not too complicated since there's only 2 lines. In a way, this metro system is not too much of value for a tourist (although it is cheap per ride), since it doesn't go to many places a standard tourist would go to, unless you are staying at a hotel somewhere along the line. It is helpful to go to Parque Fundidora, however, you still have to navigate a few streets through dirtiness.

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.

I always loved this metro station, it;s my second favorite (my favorite is my home-based one…read moretalleres). Ever since i can remember me and my mom always took this station whenever we wanted to get to downtown and beyond. It is still true because this is the station that connects line A with line B. Line B is in the sublevel and stratches more into the downtown area compared to line A that stretches across the city in general. This station has several local vendors down on the street level that sells food, clothes, cellphone and cellphone accessories, notary services, travel agents, coffee shops and such. There are also a couple of atm and a kiosk where you can prepaid for your metro ticket. This station is one of the busiesst (if not the busiest) transporting between a quarter to half a million customers during rush hour. Trust me, from experience, avoid rush hour at the metro if you can or else you will be squished beyond your comfort level. The metro driver usually waits about 5-7 minutes for loading and unloading but during rush hour if the carts are full he will keep ongoing. I always liked the view from the top of the station. There are lots of pigeons in the station and flock in and out leaving poop everywhere lol. If you play pokemon go this station has a pokestop! This station is clean for the most part and i dont think they have bathrooms here for the public so keep walking.

Arrival area was... how do I say this... welp. It needs help…read more There was really nothing impressive about it. Two things stood out to me immediately: there were TONS of areas caked with dust and cobwebs in many (albeit unreachable) corners. Hubbers and I came through on a layover. The airline asked us to check on our bags to make sure it's transferred to our next flight. (I guess they don't do transfers between plane.) One cool thing here, though, is they have staff minding the tags and they pull them out for you. After confirming our bags were on their way to the next flight, Hubbers and I made our way out, just to get back in to our assigned gate. Departures is a whole different story. It's like night and day. Everything was spotless, the entire area was modern and lively, just basically the vibe was much MUCH better. It's almost like the arrival area came off like a mistreated stepchild. So, yeah... don't expect too much at the arrivals. But they make up for it at the departure area...

Worst airport I've even been to. If you don't speak Spanish they treat you awful. Very small and…read morehot as heck! Don't get stuck at this airport. We went into a restaurant there called Wings our server an older lady refused to serve us because she didn't speak English so she walked away. We had to have someone else help us and the first server asked for a tip. Incredible the nerve of that lady. Horrible experience beware or take someone who is fluent in Spanish. Dirty bathrooms