I'm not sure if I'm reviewing the right place or if they switched names but I stayed the same…read moreaddress in the hotel Del Mar inn playas de Tijuana. Amazing service by Carolina. The room was very spacious and the bed was super comfortable. The shower was huuuuge my husband, my toddler and I all showered at the same time. The only annoying thing was that it would splash outside but there was a drain by the toilet so. The AC worked amazinggggg. They give you a breakfast voucher, very much worth it.

Stayed here from 11/6 thru 11/8. Sandra in front desk was super friendly. Staffs were good…read more Security felt secure. Rooms were clean. Bed was firm...the way I like it. I only gave 4 star...because their breakfast buffet was closed, due to Covid-19. Bummer~

From the owner: Our team welcomes you to stay in and relax at our grand Hotel. We provide excellent customer…read moreservice to any of our visitors and you definitely don't want to miss the sunset at our sunroof top

Awful!! stay away!! The staff is garbage Thanks for nothing…read moreChristina. I was not allowed to get my room, even though I booked it on-line.

2 bed room on a Saturday night was $1000 pesos. A triple bedroom for 6 people was $1100, so we got…read morethat instead of getting two 2 bedroom for $2000 pesos. Room 310 has a broken bed frame that will make u lean to the left side. 6 outlets for the triple bedroom. 1 bathroom for the triple. Good part about the triple is that it is hidden in the corner away from the other rooms, so you can make noise. Each bed was a different consistency, some hard and some really soft or broken lol.

This place was a little hard to find at the beginning but besides that it was a perfect spot right…read moresmack in the middle of the revolution strip. My room was a bit small but cozy clean and with the most beautiful view of the street !! Service was A1. Bed and pillows were super super comfy. Kind of a small room the shower I thought I was going to slip and break my head open but luckily I did not !! They do have a private bar ( it is a little pricey ) but it's nice and comfortable and I loved the music they were playing. Decent price for 2 nights. Room has water and a coffee machine with coffee pods. I'm pretty picky when it comes to hotels and the beds. This place blew my mind and they offer you free parking a block away behind the Soriana which is secure and nothing happened to my car. I would most definitely stay here again

Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 4/5 Parking: 1/5 Family friendly: 1/5 Stroller friendly: 0/5 ADA accessibility: 0/5 This 10 room boutique hotel is on the strip overlooking Ave. Revolución.  It has a modern, hipster vibe. The rooms are small, with all the usual amenities, plush bed, and space is utilized well.  Staff is very friendly, attentive.  There is a really awesome bar with indoor outdoor seating and the chef/bartender Miguel  great stories and life experiences from his world travels he's willing to share. Drinks were good but a bit expensive.   If you are a couple who want to be in the downtown TJ area to experience nightlife, this might be the place for you.  However, the hotel doesn't have its own parking, as it is off-site, not oriented for families or those who have difficulties moving around or in need of ramps.

The location is great for quick eats, as its right next to McDonalds and a gas station…read more The rooms are quite clean and comfortable, with cold AC, TV, desk, and refrigerator. The typical Best Western breakfast is offered which includes instant eggs, bacon, toast, & oatmeal. There is also free coffee in the lobby. Staff was very friendly. Downside for our stay was the fitness center opens later in the morning. This is a very high transient location for travelers that go in between San Diego & Mexico. Be careful at night. There were many sketchy people loitering around the gas station. SUGGESTION: Try to get a room on the backside of the complex. The front is busier, with many of the 18-wheeler tractor-trailor trucks parking in reverse, creating that loud beeping sound. Overall, if you're comfortable with this arrangement, for the price and convenience, I recommend staying here.

When I booked our reservation online, it said they offered a shuttle service to and from doctors in…read moreTijuana and that we had to reserve a room there to take advantage of the shuttle service. As it turned out, they have nothing to do with the shuttle service other than the fact it does show up at the hotel. Bottom line is, it cost us an additional $200. cash the next day to use the shuttle service. Had I been advised of that, I would have gone a different route to get to our doctor. Very deceiving. Not happy.

When in TJ this is one on the list depending on the mood. This hotel is on the main street where…read moreyou can walk to plenty of things to do and eat. It is clean and now they offer continental food you can grab in the lobby. They have a parking garage and a bell boy to help with luggage. There is also a restaurant that I've never tried but one day I will. Definitely recommend this hotel for cleanliness and comfortable.

This hotel has been on one of my places to go lists for a few years. I wanted to adventure here for…read more2 reasons. #1 I love history filled hotels # 2 wanted to eat at the birthplace of the Caesar Salad Dressing. My friend and I decided to make the time for a stay here. Easy enough we made reservations through Expedia for the hotel stay. We arrived and found a parking lot marked for the hotel. It was gates with a security guard 24/7. I was impressed with the parking situation, it was clean & well lit. Only negative about the parking there is no hallway or connection directly to the hotel. We had to walk around the block. Once we got the front of the hotel we were greeted by a pleasant security guard. The lobby was cool from working air conditioning. It was decorated in what I imagine is what it looked like when it was first operating. As we checked in, I could not stop admiring the look of the hotel all together. We got our keys & proceeded to gather our belongings to go to our room. This where we lost our enthusiasm for this adventure. NO ELEVATOR, weird stair/walkways & non existent A/C in the upper hallways. The room numbers were numbered odd as well. Once we got to the room the AC took a long time to cool the room. The room itself was very clean, decent TV & clean bathroom. The front desk lady was okay - just okay. She checked us in & was no help after. Any requests for toiletries seemed ridiculous to her. That's all I'm gonna say.

There were a lot of mixed reviews about Hotel Jatay, so we weren't sure what to expect. My wife and…read moreI only needed a place to stay for one night, and overall, we had a decent experience. The front desk staff and employees were welcoming and friendly. The room was small, but for the price we paid, it was good enough for a short stay. It wasn't the cleanest hotel I've stayed at, but it definitely wasn't the dirtiest either. One thing we really liked was the location. There are plenty of good seafood spots nearby, and my wife and I enjoyed walking around, grabbing food, and exploring the area by the beach. Just keep in mind that this is a busy tourist area right by the beach. There are a lot of people, music can be playing late into the night, and the area can get pretty rowdy. If you're looking for somewhere quiet and relaxing, this might not be the place for you. For us, though, we just needed somewhere affordable for one night, and Hotel Jatay did the job. Overall, a decent stay for the price and location.

The sheets were dirty. They had some that looked like blood on them. No iron, blow dryer or coffee…read morepot. I called 3 times for new sheets and towels and no one brought any. They neglected to give us any utensils with room service. I had to call over and over again for toilet paper and they still hadn't brought any when we checked out. The only thing I like was the Bloody Marys that Gabriel made in the upstairs bar. They were amazing.