Top 10 Hotel Santa Teresa Hotels

We really enjoyed our stay at Hotel Paso Del Norte and it has been one of our favorite hotel stays of the year! Everything was great: the service, the room, the amenities, and the location. We have stayed at a few historical hotels like this one but this one stands out the most as they did such a great job in renovating the rooms but also preserving the character of the hotel and its history. We highly recommend having a drink in the stunning lobby bar and having Sunday brunch at the hotel restaurant. The hotel has a small pool and deck area and it does get crowded but we enjoyed it early in the morning after a workout in the well-equipped gym with views. We also found the staff very friendly and helpful. They gave us ice water to go after breakfast after hearing about our day's plans to explore and reminded us to stay hydrated. Thank you for that!

After wandering the streets trying to find an open bar, we stumbled upon the plaza hotel. Bryan was awesome! Our first interaction was met with water for the whole table and a drink menu. He was so nice, attentive and funny! He had great drink recommendations and humored us in our search for a Fireball shot. Thank you Bryan, for your impeccable service!

We have stayed here several times and always liked it. The location is great and the rooms are comfortable. The value is good and there are many restaurants nearby. There is a lot of deferred maintenance in the hotel. Public areas and rooms. We stay at HGIs so we can eat in. The restaurant only had Pino Grigio for a white wine choice. We drink Chardonnay. The server had no idea what we were talking about, so we left and went to a nearby restaurant.

The location is very good. It is in the center of the city. Nearby are the core values of the city-the Fine Arts Museum, the History Museum, the Cathedral, the Theater Square, and the Stadium. They are all a few hundred meters away. There are also trams for a ride. Social idlers are the main ones. The three mature steaks in the restaurant are great. The parking fee is not expensive. It would be a pity not to go to the Museum of Fine Arts.

The hotel's public areas and room decoration are full of Latin elements and lively. Room facilities are good, but not equipped with slippers, called the front desk and said that suites are required to have slippers. There is an outdoor swimming pool and gym on the 5th floor lobby. The only problem was that Ctrip prepaid but the hotel did not receive the payment during checkout. After contacting Ctrip customer service immediately, I agreed to repay at the hotel, and Ctrip refunded me later.