Hotel Las Brisas

The street is full of commercial businesses, and it's pretty noisy. Plus, there's a church nearby that rings a bell every hour - impossible to sleep.

-Blaring music from pharmacy across the street -1 electrical outlet in entire room -no lock on 1st floor balcony door -tap handle broken off -national anthem blared out across the street at 6:00am -bells ring every 1/2 hour to nark time day and night Clean but just short of a dump by liberal Mexican standards

Clean, location was good

Horrible noise outside, very loud so we had to sleep with earplugs

It's a basic place in the center of the town.

There is absolutely no parking other than on the busy road in front of the hotel. Across our room was a pharmacy with speakers with loud music till late night. One mattress was in terrible shape.

The hotel is in the center of town - very active and loud. The thin drapes do not block the lights from the building across the street. Only one two-prong outlet, but it doesn't work. Worker offered to let me charge my computers behind the reception desk, but I didn't take him up on it. I had asked if I could charge them in an empty room. I should have realized its location and opted for another place.

In the center of the little city, right in front of the Church and Cityhall.

The noise from outside was keeping us from sleeping, the windows do not close (as they are made of rotating glass panels, in the style of "louvres" windows... google says). The church and Cityhall were competing to ring every 15 minutes... even with earplugs we gave up at 5:30 and departed ...

Excelente servicio, limpieza y funcionalidad. No tiene estacionamiento propio pero está ubicado en el zócalo justamente y hay disponibilidad cerca.

Good property for the price you pay. The only inconvenience is the bell ringing every hour and even at night.

The bed is super comfy and the staff nice

Very noisy! Luckily we only stayed one day, it's impossible to relax because the room we were was just on the noisy road (loud music all day)

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