Fairfield by Marriott Hotels in San Salvador

It was a welcoming experience. The staff were all smiles and helpful. I really appreciated the people working at the restaurant including the people in the kitchen. The waitresses were kind and attentive and sharp looking. We enjoyed our stay because of these people and they deserve all the credit for keeping us smiling.

InterContinental San Salvador - Metrocentro Mall My husband and I stayed here November 2021 for our anniversary. The hotel is in a perfect location with direct access to the Metrocentro Mall and many other things to do in this amazing city. The staff and front desk were extremely courteous and helpful. The hotel was extremely clean and very equipped with social distancing signage and hand sanitizer stations throughout the hotel. Room: My husband and I are InterContinental Ambassadors, so we received a guaranteed upgrade. The room itself had a wonderful view of the city and the Metrocentro Mall. It still remained super quiet in spite of the close proximity to the shopping centers. The room was clean, and the bed and pillows were very comfortable. The bathroom was very modern, and the shower/tub had great water pressure. My only complaint was that the water temperature often varied from lukewarm to hot depending on the time of day. Onsite Dinning: The onsite restaurants were okay for last minute dinning, but nothing was memorable considering the price. During our stay, we dined at the Faisca do Brasil and Picasso. The other restaurant Nau lounge was closed during our stay. Again, if you are looking for better fine-dining options, try Brutto El Salvador, La Gastroteca, or La Melangerie. In addition, do not be afraid to dine at some of the delicious local restaurants in the city center. Pool/Gym/Spa: The pool and gym were both small but workable and the spa services were magnificent and really great for the value. My masseuse was magnificent, and the spa treatments were PERFECT! Just make sure you book your treatments upon arrival because spa slots fill up quickly. Overall, the hotel made our stay in San Salvador extremely comfortable. I do believe that while some improvements to the dining options can be made, the hotel overall is quite solid and the hotel’s location cannot be beat. My husband and I would definitely stay here again.

There is a free welcome drink, which is good; Room 410 is far away from the elevator, and the experience is not good; there is no refrigerator facility in the room, and after a light is turned off, it flashes every two or three seconds, affecting sleep, and the experience is very poor; Low cost performance.

I've been a guest at the Crowne Plaza (formerly Radisson) Hotel for more than 20 years. Most of the time I've been booked into the Annex, a 5 story building across the plaza from the main tower. Whatever minor complaints I might have are completely overridden by the cleanliness of the place, the friendly (like family to me) staff, the excellent food (especially the breakfast buffet) and the easy access to the World Trade Center with its fine selection of restaurants. There seems to be something going on all the time in the convention center or in the ballrooms of the main tower, which just makes each stay more interesting and fun. Just one thing was an issue on the most recent visit. The shower controls in Annex room 369 are really messed up. The water would alternate between scalding hot and barely warm, and the cold water handle operated as both a cold water control and a shower shutoff valve, even though there is a separate control for that function. Very strange! Over all, I highly recommend the Crowne Plaza, now known as Plaza Suites and Hotel. \

So this is a small older style hotel with authentic 'spanish heritage' ambience. We found: - the room to be large - beds to be comfortable - the look and feel of the interior of the hotel to be great but not modern - food at the no name 'cafe' next door to be ultra cheap and good We also found: - the location to be noisy. The room faced right onto the busy street and the slat type windows let in ALL the traffic noise - the shower to have one tap and one temperature - which is common in the low end hotels - our room had no AC but it did have a fan - there is no parking available (and probably none close by) - the room was not particularly clean and the floor was definitely not clean - the wifi was ok but no better than that on the phone - and maybe worse - the location to be convenient for small street vendor type shops but definitely not a place most people would be comfortable with at night..

Writing this review just 2 days passed since I came back from my travel to El Salvador. I booked this hotel based on the review here at TA and other travel website. Location: located in Zona Rosa, everything is walking distance. close to the museum. close to the bars. close to restaurants (by the way, I recommend going to Chapultepec just one block away). and yes, it's very very close to the clinic for covid testing. Staff: everyone was very nice. they always close the main gate (I appreciate the safety) but no worries, they always open the door as soon as you arrive. didn;t get the guy at the reception desk but he was very helpful. I do not speak spanish but can understand some words. not sure how it worked but he guide me about getting covid test, going to el tunco, and lots more. Breakfast: space was very charming. i opted to stay inside but you can eat outside. staff were very attentive. lots of options on what to eat. too bad they do not have hot chocolate (i don;t drink coffee). Overall: YES. I would definitely stay here again if I go back and YES, I highly recommend this place.

Check in (possibly the slowest in the world on our visit) is at the Crown Plaza. Ask for directions to the old block on the other side of the pool as reception may not tell you. Rooms are much better value than at the main hotel; just discounted as they are older. But decent living room area and a microwave and coffee pot added. The pool is a nice size between the two buildings. Very helpful concierge arranged an airport taxi and pointed us in the right direction around the grounds when reception failed!

With a stay at Hotel Citlalli in San Salvador (Zona Rosa), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Multiplaza and Monumento al Salvador del Mundo. This hotel is 2.2 mi (3.5 km) from La Gran Via Shopping Center and 3 mi (4.8 km) from U.S. Embassy in San Salvador.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.Take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). A complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast is served daily from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM.Featured amenities include a computer station, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 19 air-conditioned rooms featuring plasma 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 and blackout drapes/curtains, and housekeeping is provided daily.

This place is great. Very laid back and the staff are incredible. Located on a quiet part of San Benito the property itself is small and intimate with decent sized rooms with modern conveniences. I especially like the smart tv. Decor is quirky and nice. My first floor room contained one queen bed with a small desk and well working AC. The bathroom is huge with big shower and modern touches. Check in was smooth. The hotel still uses regular metal keys and as a joke, there’s an art mosiac piece hanging that consists of nothing but electronic key cards from other hotels around the world. Morning continental breakfast is light but enough to get you going fo rthe day: cheese, bread, toaster, cold cuts, coffee, OJ, hard boiled eggs, and cereal.