Morelia Hotels

Friendly helpful staff

Hotel permits volleyball game on the tennis court with people screaming until midnight

I liked that it was across from the convention center. It is about 1.4 miles away from the historic core, which is the more interesting part of the city.

I did not like the beds, I could feel the coils. I had to call the maid service for face towels, and after she came by to clean, she removed them without replacing them. They also shut the water off to make repairs. There was noise form the work.

Very centrally located. Building is about 400 years old yet fully up to date.

Only 2 outlets in entire room. Lots of traffic on surrounding streets.

It is a very nice hotel with tasteful decoration and an excellent location.

Too much for the service and everything is overpriced, ive stayed at luxury hotels and this one just doesnt cut it, we showed up and had to wait 3 hours for our room to be ready and when we got it, it was dirty, the coffee cups had rings in them, it smelled weird and it TOTALLY WASNT THE TYPE OF ROOM THAT MELIAS WEBSITE SAID IT WOULD BE. it was very small, kind of like a la quinta inn room(thats a better deal) the one thing that saved it was it location. it just minutes from everything! that is the only reason that i would stay here again, but for cheaper right across the street is hotel fontain. another upside is that we got to share elevator with some famus people(national and international) but thats it.

We stayed at HI Express in Morelia because we were flying out at 5:30 Am the next morning and wanted to get within 30 minutes of the airport. ( The hotel is actually 20 minutes and 250 pesos by friendly taxi.) The hotel combines what I love about American hotels with a touch of Mexican style. What I love; Well spaced apart rooms, king size beds with soft pillows and clean sheets, hot water 24/7 and good towels.\nThe front desk service was not so hot, our recommendation on the time to take the taxi to the airport was off, we could not get a non-smoking room, it took them forever to answer the phone and our wake up call did not come.\nThe hotel is down the street from another Holiday Inn, and across the street from Plaza Americana. it took about 20 minutes to get to Morelia central by taxi.

We liked that the hotel was centrally located in the historic district. The hotel was clean and maintained in fair condition.

The walls and doors are very thin with no sound resistance. You get a rude awakening every morning at promptly 7:30am when the kitchen staff begin preparing the breakfast. (and we were on the 3rd floor and kitchen on ground!!)

Location Pretty building Comfortable (firm) bed Very good price for the location

Noise from hallway is as if it were inside the room Tiny room no window or exhaust fan Old toilet with problem Happy we brought our own electric throw to supplement blankets

The location was at city centre with several cafe shops and sidewalk restaurants. Safe location of town.

I was not pleased that it took almost an hour to get checked in because Priceline had not released the funds to the motel. The motel had our names and confirmation numbers, but no money from Priceline.

Location

Room was too dark. The lighting is horrible. The shower has very modern glass enclosure but it does not seal correctly so the water leaks out of the shower to the bathroom. Also the small stuff in the lavatory was ridiculous. The Kleenex was a pocket size Kleenex pack.