Hotels near Escuela Libre de Arquitectura in Tijuana

The room has a peculiar smell, the noise of the bathroom exhaust fan is too loud, and the sound of the air conditioner is also very loud! The only consolation is that there are two refrigerators and microwave ovens, which are very good! But tableware needs to be purchased extra, which is not as cost-effective as other hotels

This is the kind of place you stay to get a few hours of sleep after getting drunk in one of TJ's many drinking establishments. The hotel is right in the middle of the red light district. It is convenient to many of the establishments that people come to TJ for. If you don't care about anything other than having a bed in a convenient location, this place is a good value and may work for you. It's not a place you'll want to spend any extra time at. That being said, let me explain more about this hotel. It looks nice from the outside, and is set back from the main road by a private parking lot which is guarded. The security of this place is good, which is much appreciated considering the seediness of the area. The staff here are good too, very efficient and friendly. Check in and check out are a breeze and the staff will help whenever they can. The public areas of the hotel have been recently spruced up and look nice. The price of the rooms are reasonable. Those are the only positives, though. The rooms are just nasty - smelly, noisy, dirty. There is almost no natural light - one window faces the interior hotel atrium, and two tiny windows located in the shower room open to an alleyway. There is no fresh air in the rooms and no ventilation, other than noisy wall unit A/C which is only recirculating the same stale air. This is probably why the rooms have a smell. The walls are thin so you'll be hearing a lot of noise (though just from the inside of the hotel - the hotel is set back enough from the street that you don't hear street noise). The rooms were not clean, with little stains here and there, paint peeling off, mold in the bathroom area etc. There are also almost no amenities - no fridge, hair dryer, tissue box. There is a small safe, however. My towels were damp, probably from not being dried enough in the laundry. This hotel can serve a purpose but just know what you are getting if you make a reservation.

I was hosted in this wonderful hotel, staff always very careful during my stay, have a area where you can buy drinks, snacks and refrigerators at quite convenient prices. The room with everything necessary, the Internet Nicky!!! I will definitely come back soon.

Breakfast is average, rooms are small and slightly cramped. Surrounding environment is good, supermarkets and restaurants are fully equipped, especially for food, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Tacos and Western food, and they taste good. Chinese buffet restaurants are Chinese, and they can communicate and make traditional Chinese stir-fried dishes individually, and charge according to the buffet fee, which is economical and affordable.

I have stayed in dozens of hotels in Tijuana, this is my current favorite. Conveniently located in the center of the Centro area, this hotel provides reasonable pricing, with boutique hotel amenities. After staying at other hotels nearby, where you will experience the pounding bass of nearby discos or constant street noise, until the wee hours of the morning, Rio Rita provides a quiet night sleep. All the rooms are set back away from the street, the drawback with this are the windows face-out to the hallway, so don't expect any views. This hotel was recently renovated and is clean and comfortable. Each room is themed with a mural of iconic pop culture figure. I recently stayed in the Bridget Bardo room. The king size bed was very comfortable, a nice size T.V. had a few English-speaking channels. The bathroom was clean and modern. The rain shower head was a nice touch but be aware the hot water took about 5 minutes to get going. Location is key here as it located near some great restaurants and artisanal brewpubs. Top notch Caesars, La Justina and Verde y Crema Restaurants, as well as Insurgente, Border Psycho, Mamut and Norte brewpubs are within walking distance. Entrance to the hotel is always locked and require a room card or to be buzzed in by reception.

This is the absolute best place to stay on Revolution Av. I have stayed here for years. The view is great, and the staff is quite helpful. A wonderful breakfast comes with the room which includes fresh squeezed orange juice. It is near Tilley's and Hotel Caesar that both have great restaurants.

With a stay at Hotel HT ole in Tijuana, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Estadio Caliente and CAS Visa USA. This hotel is 4.6 mi (7.5 km) from San Ysidro Border Crossing and 5.3 mi (8.6 km) from Las Americas Premium Outlets.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a vending machine.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the coffee shop/cafe. The hotel also offers room service (during limited hours). Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 50 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

My recommendation to this hotel certainly central, squares, restaurants of all kinds, bars, nearby stadium, garitas for crossing to the United States, very rich breakfast already included very varied, very clean and careful clean and very well painted facilities, if I return to this hotel without doubt

Hotel Caesar's is a historic place located on Revolucion avenue. If you want to see central Tijuana, this is a good choice to stay. The hotel restaurant is where Caesar salad was invented. You could have them hand toss the salad for you like a show. The hotel is reasonably priced at around $40-$50 USD weekdays. Weekends, they raise the price considerably. It is best to check booking websites for better deal. And paying in MXN pesos gives a slight advantage in price (let your credit card handle the foreign exchange). The rooms are very clean although a little bit dated. I would recommend getting rooms on the 2nd floor as the 3rd floor feels like an addition. The 2nd floor looks more authentic. Some rooms facing the Revolucion (main street) could be noisy. Each room has a walk-in closet with a safe. You could store your valuables inside. There is large LCD TV but it doesn't seem like a smart TV. Each room has a small desk.

We'll see. This hotel is for someone who will only use the room to sleep. There is nothing in this hotel that encourages nobody to stay**** beyond sleep hours. There is no extra mentionable: neither gym nor pool nor common areas of any kind. Someone said it was a motel transformed into hotel, and that's exactly what it seems. Now: one is paying very little and what he receives is that, very little. Just a bed, a bathroom and a TV. I want to make it clear that this is not necessarily a negative criticism: I just say what it is. Leo guests who thought to find **** for 40 dollars with a well-placed hotel. I don't know where these people live. The hotel is a hotel that fulfils its function of providing us a bed and so far. Something clean and half comfortable to sleep. Parking is quite wide because there are two (do not take care of those who say it is very small). I didn't try the restaurant food. I didn't feel unsure. There are people who say they've stolen him. Don't dismiss them. But if that's the case, I think they should put some security guards for the night. I didn't see any.