Hotel Le Bergerac

Close to some great restaurants on Calle 33. Easy to walk to museums and parks. Breakfast was horrible. Go up the street for a good location breakfast.

The hotel was not I expected.

Room had no A/C and the toilet had a defective flap and was running all night. It was difficult to get a good night's sleep. Hotel was located in an area with no restaurants in close proximity.

Loved the atmosphere in this hotel. Had a room with a patio surrounded by plants. Had to leave hotel early and were served coffee and toast. Would return to this spot, were we to return to San Jose.

I had a very pleasant stay at Hotel Le bergerac. Very friendly staff. It is located in a safe, quiet neighborhood. It isn't in a busy area, but, a short car ride to museums, multi-plazas and Veritas University.

I have stayed at this hotel before and liked it. There were a few changes since I last stayed here due to a change of owner. I was disappointed to find that the restaurant and bar, which has a nice interior patio, was closed except for breakfasts. But I was told that this was temporary, as the new owners had to get new permits and that this would take a couple of months. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. I had a very nice large room with wooden floors and a small private patio. Although it was not air conditioned, it had a fan and was very comfortable even on hot days. The wifi connection was very slow and a bit frustrating, and the phone in the room did not work (but who needs that these days). Over all ok. The key for me was the wifi. I hope they improve that. A coffee/tea maker in the room would also be nice.

I really wanted to like this hotel. The location seems good, the price is reasonable, but I can't get past three big things. One, the room door was loose in the jamb and would knock throughout the night and day if there was any wind. Two, the trains run just a block away and lay on the horn as they enter the roadway starting around four in the morning. Three, the food service was super disappointing. Assuming you get service, the breakfast options are Gallo Pinto, omelette, or pancakes. I ordered an omelette once. It was sadder than something you'd get at a motel 6 buffet. It really just scrambled eggs loosely wrapped around some chopped tomatoes and onions. If there was any cheese, I couldn't taste it. The hostess poured one cup of coffee and never came back. Nowhere was there self serve coffee, either. The omelette was served with dry white toast, no spreads available. The Gallo Pinto was marvelous. Order that. I wanted to try other meals that they advertised, but I never saw the dining room open past breakfast. My room had a "patio" that was almost nice if it weren't for the fact that a ten foot cement wall was six feet from the French doors. All in all, it could be a very relaxing urban hotel for a couple that has no intention of eating in. The rooms are spacious and beautiful, but the amenities are very much lacking.

I had a late check in, and the night reception staff was humorous and welcome, quite appreciated after a long journey! The breakfast was simple but satisfying. The rooms were clean and comfortable, though a bit dated. The hotel is easy walking distance to bars and nightlife.

Beautiful old hotel. Great staff. However this hotel needs updating. Frayed edges on the sheets and pillowcases..... little ant clusters in bathroom....no flushing of toilet paper down toilet.....open wastebasket for toilet paper...

Outside tropical gardens and flowers were nice. Although there is no AC, the abundant plants and ceiling fan never made you miss not having AC.