Hotels near Leyendas y Mitos de Querétaro, Queretaro

Facilities: Queretaro old hotel, very cost-effective. Hygienic: The room is large and the facilities are very good. High-rise view is good Service: The service attitude is very good. Environment: Everything is very good, the only thing is that the surrounding area is not good, there is nothing, go to the nearest supermarket about 1.5 kilometers, there is basically no business downstairs. Several attractions to Quretaro are about 2 kilometers away. Safety is the main thing, I didn't go.

When the receptionist arrived with bad attitude and bad attention ...GROSERA We were 4 people, we asked him for more towels (only there were 2) and two bottles more water and did not deny them. The room was clean, except for the mirrors that were seen with the hands of children and a chicle on the corner of the head. The only person who was very kind, serviceful and very good at the service of the cook, who was very cruel and very bad at the service of the food. I later arrived a Miss with a dress and high shoes, which began to help for a few minutes and went away. And I went to inspect a gentleman with a bag, which worsens everything, only saw and did nothing; he just stopped to drink tea or coffee and with despot attitude, he saw without repairing NOT. You have parking, very well. The hotel is okay. Security to get up to the rooms

Traveling again. Usually when I travel, I typically stick to US-based chains due to points, status and reputation. This business trip I decided to try Domun based on the TripAdvisor reviews and the location. The check in was quick, the front desk staff was OK. Parking is spacious. The restaurant and it's staff is amazing; very attentive and willing to make sure you are comfortable. Food quality and options are better than any US-based chains I've had in QRO. The rooms are clean, modern and spacious. I will stay here again.

Good value for money new building that is hard to see in Keretaro. The accommodation is cheap and the gym and washing machine & dryer are available. Conveniences such as Domino Pizza, Starbucks, convenience stores and restaurants are also good in front of the hotel.

Very nice hotel, clean, good location

I went to visit customers nearby and stayed in this hotel. It is very convenient. The most important thing is that the service is very good. The night before leaving the store, I pestered the lady at the front desk to ask about the transportation method of Queretaro to Mexico City Airport. The ticket was printed out for me. It was nearly an hour before and after. I didn’t feel impatient at all. I didn’t want to tip the young lady, but I forced to give it to her later. Because I stayed for 2 nights, I left a tip for cleaning the room the next day, but I left it intact and didn't take it (is it too small). When I went to the customer’s side, the front desk made an appointment for the morning car. The hotel arranged a car to take me off, and there was no charge. There is a large shopping mall, liverpool, about 5 minutes' walk away. If you have time, you can go shopping. There is a large supermarket where you can buy some local things and bring them back to your country as gifts.

It takes 30 minutes to fly from Centro in Queretaro, so it is difficult to balance sightseeing with anyone other than those who come by private car. There is nothing within walking distance around the hotel. Although the large supermarket and restaurant area are in front of the hotel, you have to cross the huge road, and the traffic is too dangerous during the day and you can't cross it on foot. There is no pedestrian bridge. For those who have business in Frikija or who are completely in the hotel. Uber is not running much compared to Centro, but it can be used. Mexico is dusty and the shoes get dirty quickly, so I'm grateful that the amenities have shoe polish. There is only one toothbrush in the bathroom, but there are no slippers and it is sold at the shop beside the front desk. It's a pity that even two people have only basic queen beds to choose from, but I'm pretty happy that each room has a Japanese-style bath. In Corona, the famous large communal bath is reserved, and you can't enter unless you get a card key at the front desk. Towels are available in the dressing room. There are shampoo, conditioner, body soap and hair dryer, but I didn't put any basic cosmetics for women. There is also an open-air bath, and there is no complaint about the large communal bath. I was surprised that this level of bath is in Mexico. I am convinced that it is popular with business travelers and Japanese living in Mexico. The breakfast buffet also has bread and cereals, but since it is a basic Japanese food, only Japanese people were in the restaurant. It's a pretty price for a business hotel, 320 pesos (by chip) per person. Each room only includes breakfast for one person, so after the second person, you need to account at the restaurant. It is super inconvenient that you cannot pay the amount including the tip with a card at the time of accounting. (Of course, the card itself can be used.) There is no option to have no tip, so it is troublesome to pay a tip separately in cash and get small money.