While this is a nice building in the middle of an agreeable downtown, it's poorly managed. Housekeeping in the room was lackluster (usually a strong point of hotels in the region). Coming back from a long day at the client, I had to wait 10-15 minutes for a slip of paper with an access code to get online; 10-15 minutes... more

Second stay at this hotel. First was 7/2006. Nice hotel with open atrium. Great location. Rooms on the front side have nice view of mountainside at night (could be romantic). Get outside rooms as atrium rooms can be noisy. Staff's english could be improved. Nice restaurant. Kind of pricey, though. Room had safe in the closet. Large room with hard... more

Let me start off by saying I'm a corporate pilot and I'm on the road 100+ nights a year. I stay in many different hotels in many different locations, from $65/night to $1,200/night, so I feel like I got a vast array of experience to rank these types of things. I've been to Monterrey, Mexico three times in the past... more

All the rooms are suites. Very large, and the beds have always been fine for me, I don't find them hard. The rooms are fairly quiet too, although the ones overlooking the lobby area will get noise and the piano music in the evenings, but not too bad. The hotel advertises internet, but currently, only the rooms on the 7th... more

The hotel has lots of ambiance but the rooms need better beds. They were hard, I will return because the cost is good and the food if also. more