Hotel Portonovo Plaza Centro

The bus station (Estación Bicentenario) is directly in front of Hotel Portonovo so one can take the "Macrobús" from the Mercado Libertad de San Juan de Dios instead of walking the 9 (more or less) blocks along Calzada Independencia Sur to reach the hotel on foot. That there is no elevator was not a big problem for me. I found the staff very friendly and courteous. The bed was comfortable. There is a walk-in closet with ample shelves and some hangers and ample room to hang clothes. The air-conditioner was almost a necessity as the room does get quite a bit of sun through the bedroom window in the afternoon.

For the first 2 nights the hotel was overrun with a bus load of students who ran around screaming and yelling, perhaps celebrating their victory but presented a problem as I need quiet in order to sleep at about 10 PM. I had to call the front desk of the noise and within a few minutes it quieted down for which I was very thankful. It stayed quiet for the rest of my stay.

Bed was nice clean and I got fresh towels every day stuff was super nice was able to fell home friendly and you can tell they were always taking care of costumers was very nice to talk the stuff they make you fell home. Gracias gracias

Everything great

Location, clean, personal, etc

The parking