Hotel Miramar

The room was fine it was a budget stay and very good value. My friend asked for a room away from the street and they changed room no problem. It is an authentic historic district hotel. Old and clean. For those wanting amenities I would look elsewhere.

The location is pretty fantastic for the price. Just a block and a half up the hill from the kiosk, the malecón, and the bus station, you can't beat that. Check-in can be difficult if your Spanish isn't the best, as staff doesn't speak English. Bring pesos, or use a card. The exchange rate is terrible. I used a card and paid $169.41 for three nights. My travel companion paid in US dollars and paid $207. It's an interesting building, likely an office park renovation. The first level is the front desk, housekeeping, and a restroom. The second level and up are hotel rooms. I stayed on the second level, room 4. Pros: very quiet, a single flight up the stairs, and a very comfortable bed. Cons: No windows unless you count the one to the hallway, no view, no natural light, no airflow. My travel companion stayed on the third level in room 10. She had a big window of a roof and a sliver of ocean. She said it was loud at night, especially when the club next door was hopping, her bed was all lumps. I would absolutely return.

Great location and u get wait u pay for!

I was disappointed that they only had 4 towels in the room for 5 guests and no extra pillows available. Parking was non existing due to the heavy traffic going to restaurants and shops we had to find parking away form the hotel. Room was OK but could use some improvements as far as offering extra towels or pillows without trouble. I give it a 2star rating. Beds are way to hard being the small mattress is on a slab of concrete on the two full size beds and the Twin looked torn and worn.