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1. Hotel Frontiere
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 34 reviews
HOTEL FRONTIERE (Terranova) Provides services for twenty years (started operations in the year 1994) and from 2014 Hotel Frontiere has new administration looking to improve space and service for our customers. we have 64 comfortable rooms, Royal Suite, Suite Towie, Princess Suite, Ambassador Suite, Double Suite, King Suite, Queen Suite, fully equipped and designed for relaxation and comfort. All rooms have air conditioning, heating, hairdryer, telephone, satellite TV, free Wi-Fi access and room service. Located on Boulevard most important in the city and easy access to the main arteries of the city. that will lead to hospitals, shopping centers, tourist and financial area, restaurants, bars, etc. you will also find a friendly and kind treatment, a variety of facilities that will make you feel at ease. we have the services and amenities you need to relax and enjoy a successful business trip or pleasure in Tijuana.
This is a smokers hotel
Reviewed By joetravel77All the rooms are non-smoking, but every other door has an ash tray outside. Smokers smoke right outside their door and fill the rooms around them with smoke. The Internet is also really bad. Cuts in and out all the time. The front desk is no help.
2. Hotel Bahia de La Paz
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 6 reviews
Hotel Bahía de La Paz cuenta con 18 habitaciones, las cuales tienen lo necesario para cumplir con las necesidades de nuestros huespedes.
The Bronx!
Reviewed By EriBrunetteWhen we arrived, it looked like a building of a drugaddict neighbourhood you see in american movies. The guy in reception gave us the key to go see by ourselves the room. There were local kids screaming everywhere and people looked really strange. The room smelled of smoke and is smokers friendly. The rooms were horrible and nasty.
3. Motel Reno
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
See why so many travelers make Motel Reno their lodge of choice when visiting Tijuana. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. While staying at Motel Reno, visitors can check out Monumento Abraham Lincoln (0.7 mi) and Glorieta Independencia (0.9 mi), some of Tijuana's top attractions. Rooms at Motel Reno offer air conditioning. Tijuana has plenty of seafood restaurants. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Cabanna, Bodega 8, and Los Arcos, which are serving up some great dishes. If you are interested in exploring Tijuana, check out an architectural building, such as Casa del Tunel. At Motel Reno, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Tijuana.
Cheap and you get what you pay for, but good
Reviewed By Dan SStaff at best speaks VERY little English, but try to make it work. Speaking Spanish (it IS Mexico after all!) would be best, but I made it work and didn’t even need Google Translate. This is a low end motel (not a hotel as it’s sometimes marketed). Makes a 1990s Motel 6 look good. The bathroom saw better years a couple of decades ago and there is some mold on the ceiling, but it’s minimal and not so gross considering it’s mold. There’s also some rust on the exposed plumbing. The sleeping are is clean, though the carpet was a bit stained. Bed was OK with clean sheets, though the pillow sucked and you only get two. The dresser drawers were difficult to pull out, the cabinet is warped. There is at least a couple of good restaurants nearby and a food truck on just outside the property with GREAT food. I think the biggest downside is noise. There seems to be one or more clubs nearby that create a lot of music noise at night. Also, road noise comes right through the walls, so if you want to sleep in the day GOOD LUCK! Another downside in the winter is that there is no heat.
4. Copala at Quivira Los Cabos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Qlife cooking class while at Copala at Quivira.
Reviewed By W7296DAjosecWent to the QLife cooking class today and it was fantastic. The Chef (Armando) and his assistant Lisbeth were terrific! The chef was very attentive and explained everything in detail. His assistant Lisbeth made sure that we were comfortable, and she was very attentive to all details. In fact, my wife had mentioned to Lisbeth that we were celebrating our 40th anniversary this month and she graciously went and had a slice of beautiful chocolate cake made up for us with anniversary writing on the plate. We had terrific company at the table and the chef’s instructions on the Tortilla soup were great. The tortilla soup was yummy and left you wanting more. This was a great experience and I highly recommend this venue especially with Lisbeth and Armando!
5. Motel Reno
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
See why so many travelers make Motel Reno their lodge of choice when visiting Tijuana. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. While staying at Motel Reno, visitors can check out Monumento Abraham Lincoln (0.7 mi) and Glorieta Independencia (0.9 mi), some of Tijuana's top attractions. Rooms at Motel Reno offer air conditioning. Tijuana has plenty of seafood restaurants. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Cabanna, Bodega 8, and Los Arcos, which are serving up some great dishes. If you are interested in exploring Tijuana, check out an architectural building, such as Casa del Tunel. At Motel Reno, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Tijuana.
Cheap and you get what you pay for, but good
Reviewed By Dan SStaff at best speaks VERY little English, but try to make it work. Speaking Spanish (it IS Mexico after all!) would be best, but I made it work and didn’t even need Google Translate. This is a low end motel (not a hotel as it’s sometimes marketed). Makes a 1990s Motel 6 look good. The bathroom saw better years a couple of decades ago and there is some mold on the ceiling, but it’s minimal and not so gross considering it’s mold. There’s also some rust on the exposed plumbing. The sleeping are is clean, though the carpet was a bit stained. Bed was OK with clean sheets, though the pillow sucked and you only get two. The dresser drawers were difficult to pull out, the cabinet is warped. There is at least a couple of good restaurants nearby and a food truck on just outside the property with GREAT food. I think the biggest downside is noise. There seems to be one or more clubs nearby that create a lot of music noise at night. Also, road noise comes right through the walls, so if you want to sleep in the day GOOD LUCK! Another downside in the winter is that there is no heat.
6. Cuatro Misiones Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Finding an ideal budget friendly lodge in Ciudad Constitucion does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Cuatro Misiones Hotel, a nice option for travelers like you. Rooms at Cuatro Misiones Hotel provide air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Cuatro Misiones Hotel guests have access to a 24 hour front desk and newspaper. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Cuatro Misiones Hotel. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Baja Teriyaki, which is a sushi restaurant that is popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. Cuatro Misiones Hotel puts the best of Ciudad Constitucion at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Perfect stop for bicyclists eo
Reviewed By SpinningSouthBiking from North to South America it was great to spend a night in this Ciudad and especially in this new, clean, quite hotel! With hot water! Close-by launderette & grocery stores. Bar& restaurant around the corner.
7. Apartamento Cabo San Lucas
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Nice apartment,friendly cleaner,cool, nice decor&environment away from crowds but local noises &A/C units disturb peace.
Reviewed By MikeLondonSE8-10/12 We three British middle aged guys were touring BC for a fortnight in December. San Lucas was our second town after spending three nights in Los Cabos. We stayed two nights in SL in this prebooked apartment arriving at about 1pm on a Sunday two hours ahead of official checking in as we wanted to drop off our bags and explore. On arriving we found the door entry keyboard was not working so we could only use key from lockbox (but the Apartment Morocco lockbox did work). I had to phone the owner the second time we 'checked in' to get the cleaner to open up. No big deal. Please lock that gate on leaving for security although the area is generally safe. Friendly cleaner who let us leave our bags inside early, well before check in, and did a lovely job cleaning and preparing the apartment. Our apartment was Morocco on the ground floor which was a small cosy apartment with a wood themed interior. The double bed had two sockets by the bedside table under the window for devices, along with two overhead lamp controls (left one flickered a bit). There were no sockets on the right side of the bed unfortunately for keeping things on and no table either so I used a stool from the breakfast bar for my friend's morning coffee. A switch on his side controlled a ceiling lamp. The kitchenette bed has a wooden base with storage and two electric sockets but no table so another stool was commandeered. All beds were firm, comfortable with clean sheets and blankets/light thin duvet. The main bedroom had cupboards with a dozen hangers and a safe box and four drawers. There was space on top too which was clean and not dusty. A large quiet fan and A/C unit (unused as not needed as a nice cool draught through the flat all day) were above the solid concrete bed. There was no TV at all which was not a bad thing. The WiFi is good (including just outside the main road gate) with a transmitter in the bedroom too (although being an open 5G transmitter only achieved 7mBip download as opposed to the login secure 2.4 signal with a 48mBip speed. The shower was quite feeble and it took a while for hot water to run through. Having spoken to the very friendly Alan and Jasmine, at Tropical Kitchen Cabo on the nearest corner, they explained that water pressures were down as the big hotels were extracting most of the buried water and endangering the whole peninsula's water availability and coastline ecosystem as they build desalination plants to cope with the huge number of resource intensive tourists. The original locals are pretty angry! The sink had no plug hole, just a grill, so clothes were washed with our showers. There are no clothes drying facilities other than hanging them up with the numerous coat hangers around. The sink had an overhead switchable light above the mirror and a power socket beside it which I used to plug in my extra LED lamp to help shaving beneath my chin! A set of three fresh white large towels were supplied as was a liquid soap dispenser. A broom and mop were also by the toilet along with a bag lined rubbish bin. The kitchen was reasonably well appointed with a small sink, microwave, double plug in electric ring hob (one of the four feet is missing so it is unstable and needs fixing or hot food may be spilt - I used a folded flannel to stabilise). A switchable overhead wall lamp was helpful for food preparation and a lined bin was under the sink. A central ceiling lamp was over the entry area where the breakfast bar and third bed were. Two fluorescent ceiling lamps were also present so overall the lighting was very good. The main shower room ceiling light needed replacing though (the cleaner is too short to fix it so I will leave a message!). An under counter medium sized empty quiet fridge with freezing compartment was under the simple microwave. A set of three knives, forks, spoons, side plates, bowls, glass tumblers and mugs were provided as well as a spatula, big knife, spoon, sharp cutting knife, cutting board, bottle opener/corkscrew, grater, peeler, wide saucepan with lid and a wide frying pan. Two large plates were under the hob. An electric air freshener was plugged in on our arrival and made the place smell of flowers (to match the plastic flowers everywhere), not our style so disconnected. A flannel, dishcloth and nylon sponges were provided along with washing up liquid. The upper cupboards had some oil, salt, pepper and teabags supplied so very useful. The garden/car park was quite pretty with citrus trees dotted around. The entry path needs a bit of a trim though. On the nearby corner is 'Tropical Kitchen Cabo' a friendly place for breakfast, lunch, juices and smoothies. A shop is a few metres away with a better variety than OXXO and similar prices. There were some local barking dogs during the day and evening. A neighbouring A/C unit was on and off all the tme we were in our apartment which was quite annoying and wasteful. It was on the second night too as well as a pack of dogs and a nearby gaggle of girls chatting loudly till 11:30. A quite noisy bar was also close by on corner on our first (Sunday) night till midnight but I fell asleep with earplugs many way as so tired. In the early morning cocks were crowing to wake us up nice and early to enjoy the cool morning! As we left for breakfast a young German chap was on his phone in the courtyard. A rare tourist from Germany I imagine. After breakfast at El Huarachazo we packed, tidied up and I phoned the owner to let her know we were leaving and the couple of points regarding the wobbly stove and dead shower room ceiling light which she said she would fix (requiring a ladder to reach). On leaving I let her know and thanked her. She sent a nice message back. Overall we had a pleasant place stay in the cheapest available place which we could find in advance (b.c) albeit much smaller and slightly more expensive than our apartment in Los Cabos. This is an expensive town! I am finishing this off and submitting this review from Miramar Hotel in Todos Sanchos. A higher priced basic ageing room a mile from the centre albeit with a friendly family and room. This is a more expensive town too!
8. Hotel San Luis
9. Hotel Golf
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 10 reviews
I love the staff and the greet me always like I was a friend.
Reviewed By amantemexicoI 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.
10. San Juan Inn
Overall Ratings
1 based on 3 reviews
Welcome to San Juan Inn, your Tijuana “home away from home.” San Juan Inn aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Arco Monumental (2.6 mi) and Tijuana Arch (2.6 mi), guests of San Juan Inn can easily experience some of Tijuana's most well known attractions. Rooms at San Juan Inn provide air conditioning, a desk, and a mosquito net, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at San Juan Inn guests have access to a 24 hour front desk, room service, and baggage storage. You can also enjoy a lounge. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at San Juan Inn. While staying at San Juan Inn, you can find some great restaurants within walking distance of the small hotel including Dimitris Restaurante (0.9 mi), La Saciliana Ristorante Italiano & Lounge (1.2 mi), and Villa Montecristo (0.8 mi). If you are interested in exploring Tijuana, check out an art gallery, such as Casa del Tunel. San Juan Inn puts the best of Tijuana at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
place is very dirty
Reviewed By brian rThe room is very dirty stains on the sheets on the pillows on the towels. stains all over the walls all seem to be body fluid. tv does not have many channels and is only in spanish. The aircon sounds like a rusty old lawn mower is so noisy. If the room was cleaner would be a nice place to stay as there is lots of stores out front. its just let down by how dirty it is
