Hotel Fiesta Versalles

The facilities are super good, I say no elevator but the rooms and bathrooms very well equipped, there are many people sleeping on the street some homeless and other relatives of people from nearby hospitals, I say that is foreign to the hotel but if it looks weird, although it is not unsafe.

I stayed at this hotel in October 2009. It wasn’t my first choice of hotels in Monterrey but, having arrived without a reservation anywhere, I was taken by a taxi driver to this hotel. Located in a busy city area. It was too far away from the Main Plaza and Barrio Antigua (14 blocks). It was clean and had all that one needed. No one spoke any English and my Spanish is minimal. The reception clerk was very nice and helped me to call the taxi driver when I had discovered I lost my cell phone. It seemed more of a hotel for locals, not international guests. I only paid $485 pesos=$35.usd, so for the price it was fine but had no charm whatsoever. The room had one full sized and one twin bed, both mattresses hard and flat with flat pillows but no bed bugs, I checked. One window in the room opened to a concrete wall within 18 inches of the window. The bathroom had no exhaust so the room filled with steam and the towels were as thin as rags. I have noticed that many average hotels in Mexico do not put effort to providing comfortable beds and nice linen. There was A/C and a TV but being too far from the attraction of the plaza, we only stayed one night. So it depends on what you are doing as to whether this hotel will work for you. I ended up at the Hotel Colonial, 1/2 block from the plaza for only a few dollars more. If you want a bare bones hotel for a decent price and don't care about paying 30 pesos or $3.00 by taxi or walking 14 blocks to get to where are the action is, then try this one.

The rooms are small but clean. Good for a short overnight, no frills stay. The area is quiet but there is a hospital one half block away so there may be the occasional ambulance nearby. Two blocks from the Versalles theater and about 10 blocks from the downdown shopping district,a 30 peso taxi ride. About 8 blocks to the American consulate. I,ve stayed there 5 times over 4 years and never had a bad experience. Remember, no frills