Hotels near Coronado Park, Tijuana

I am a frequent business traveler with over 2 million frequent flyer miles. Have stayed in Kempinski, St Regis, W, Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton, Waldorf Astoria, Marriott, Hyatt, all the way down to Motel 6, Hampton Inns, Red Roof Inns, Army/Air Force/Navy Inns. The Hotel Jatay is a self proclaimed 4 Star Hotel. It is at best in my opinion a 1.5 star economy beach front stay. The location of the Jatay is its' only selling point. The hotel provides efficient wireless, a secure garage with space for approximately 15 vehicles, an ice machine on the 2nd floor, a reasonably priced nice restaurant on the 5th floor, and a single elevator which is frequently interoperable. The rooms have a safe, cable tv, a chair, a desk, and an armoire and night stands with the laminates coming apart from the furniture. Issues: over 70 rooms, and secure parking for only 40 vehicles; the shower water pressure goes from low to high pressure every 20 seconds; when the water pressure goes up it becomes hot, and when it goes down the water is cold; silver fish bugs in the room; no mini fridge, iron, ironing board, hair dryer, comfy chair, or sofa in the room; the armoire is small without sufficient space to hang clothes; a single towel to each occupant; house cleaning rarely shows up, and when they do you are luck if they even make the bed; no business center; and no fitness center. The Hotel Jatay staff for the most part is polite, but unskilled. The daytime manager is a very rude and extremely unhelpful woman.

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.

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.

No parking for cars.

I was in this fantastic hotel to celebrate the independence of Mexico from September 15 to 16, this hotel has the largest rooms, comfortable, impeccable, amenities and the best thing is the terrace that is on the top floor with an exceptional view, prices They are very reasonable, but best of all is the great team they have, starting with the reception, everyone is very professional and very friendly and with a warm welcoming smile.

i had a great time at my stayed, great service ,and clean rooms ,and the location is close to all restaurants and stores in the area,the parking area is safe with security 24 hours.They are really profesionals when you call for your reservations

I like the head laundry guy and the cook in the restaurant. This small, old hotel is clean and the water to shower is hot. It is up grading. Repainting walls and upgrading a few other things. It definately is worn but I repeat clean and the location can't be beat. It is close to the border, the shopping, the malls, downtown...acrossed from the Marriot and GolF Campestre and Mercado de Todos and 5/10 if you want to shop where the locals do.

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.

Excellent location and very good room. We were surprised that it had a good mini kitchen and the location is close to the macroplaza and there are several options for restaurants and more.