Hotel San Jorge

Homey, Old World atmosphere.

The lighting. Only having one overhead ceiling light is annoying. A bedside table lamp would be great.

Everything

Nada

It is quite well localized, easy-accessed on a main avenue (between Ave. Ponce de León and Ave. Fernández Juncos, with hotel entrance on Crossing St., Calle San Jorge). The have a select number of rooms and arrangements across 5 floors, two of which are distributed across two connecting buildings, topped by a property bound, open yet partially sun shaded terrace where self dinning, gathering, smoking, and allowed personal activities can be performed, as well as a coin(quarter-only) laundry with a single large load washing and a single large load drying machines are available for use. Smoking in rooms is strictly prohibited. It is usually amenable for last-minute trip extensions at reasonable rates. There is adequate water pressure and availability of hot water in showers and faucets across the property.

A few things could be optimized, such as the color palette selection of the building and its premises, as well as the maintenance and appearance of the small gardens and plants within the property.

Had late Check In, A/C worked, shower was strong, room was clean. Neighbourhood seemed relatively safe. It’s on a bus line and there’s a ping-pong bar a few blocks away.

Person on TV checked you in, most likely from another country! It was very very ODD never happened in my life before. They used your last 4 digits of your phone number for your room door entrance, which the touchscreen was up for anybody to touch and could’ve seen my phone number. Because I could see someone else’s Hotel portfolio on screen and saw all the different room numbers you could touch the screen and open up other people’s portfolio. They almost ran my credit card on someone else’s portfolio amount which was for three nights versus one night. they had a coffee maker in the lobby that was empty in the morning. Our windows in the bedroom were permanently open. We could not close it so we heard all the motorcycles and car alarms very easy.