Casa Hotel Sura

Good value. Cheap amenities nearby. Stray Cat good breakfast. Nice staff

Location 30 min walk to downtown. Somewhat run down community. Lights didn’t work. Only one did.

It was clean and safe. A great deal for the price.

I loved the people and I loved the solitude and the location of my room. But this is a great stay for solo travelers though I would not recommend it for a large groups as the rooms are small and the building is older. The ambiance is awesome if you're into that but if you're expecting a five-star squeaky clean perfect experience go spend triple the money somewhere else for half the ambience. This is the place to come if you're a wise and solo traveler who knows what they're doing and wants everything at their fingertips without any hassle or inconvenience. For a guy like me who's been to 17 countries and stayed in hundreds of hotels it suits me perfectly but it's not for everyone. The facility is historic but not in a trashed out American budget hotel kind of way more of a charming and eclectic kind of way.

I had some noisy neighbors that like to slam the doors when they arrived and since it's an older building with real wood doors and real wood floors that can be a little annoying for people who care about that sort of thing. Personally I felt that charming to be there but other people that are really picky snobs or losers would complain about the noise and miss on the entire experience.

Close distance to the TIG bus terminal, as well as, to restaurants and bars. The cost of renting a room was the primary reason for staying there.

I didn’t like that the power was out for most of the time we were there. Luckily there was a bar nearby where we waited out the time until the power was restored.