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The truth would like to rating them better, but the hotel has a lot to improve, I want to believe they were overcome since they were one of the hotels headquarters of the national female basketball tournament U13 and had several hosted teams, we arrived and had to wait more than 1 hour to get us the room and that we arrived at 5 p.m., the hotel in general quite dirty, the lift for the 3 days we were had the same Doritos thrown on the floor even when I commented on the reception that I was very dirty, the corridors as dirty the tapes, he decreased the temperature from one day to another (from 28 to 14 degrees) and I asked a couch because the room has no heating and they told me they had no longer flanges available and left me alone with the savannah and the thin edredon, the room was cleaned super late every day, the breakfast area also quite dirty and it took a lot to re-establish things like fruit and juice, in one occasion we had to go to the kitchen to ask things, there is nothing near to eat and the only option is to ask for Didi and yet there are not many options, girls' rooms were 1 bed and 1 sofa bed and the super disturbing sofama felt all the resorts, the room cards were disabled every day and had to return to reception to which they reactivated, the air conditioning of one of the rooms in the days that made us never warm down 26 degrees even when several were spoken Sometimes to make it adjust, generally if I go back to the city I don't think consider the hotel again, it sees that the hotel is very short of staff because you see in breakfast the manager and the reception staff working in breakfast

Very good service, room spacious, attractively decorated and very comfortable. Decent area to walk dogs. Room service and a top notch breakfast. Guarded parking area. Very nice bathroom with walk-in shower.

The environment and room are still good, but compared to Staybridge, the induction cooker and kitchenware are worse, and the price is a bit higher.

Me and my husband stayed here for one night on a Saturday. The price was a little high for what we got. Our room was on the 1st floor and it was an old room with old dirty green carpet. But, the hotel is being renovated or so it was stated in the lobby-which did not apply to our room! We arrived early in the afternoon and could here the banging of the construction but we did not complain because we were tired of driving and it was not that late in the afternoon. Eventually the construction noise ceased but, since we were on the first floor we could here housekeeping ladies and other workers yell and talk to each other. I did turn on heat in the room to keep the noise in our room low. I do have to applaud them for their beds, at least the one we had was so comfortable and the pillows smelled clean and just perfect! The breakfast was not that great and included: scrambled eggs, out of can beans-SERIOUSLY, ?chilaquilis? which meant chips and you added the sauce, cauliflower with cheese, winners with some pimentos and red sauce, there was 2 types of juice, watermelon, pineapple and melon sliced, I think there was a plate with some white yogurt and you added some toppings to it but no individual packaged yogurt at all, also, breads. I will not be staying here again.

I have traveled throughout the Republic especially in the north, all year long, always hosting Fiesta Inn and Holiday Inn Express hotels of which I have nothing wrong to say but the opposite. The Fiesta Inn in Monterrey and Puebla maintains the Posadas Group quality standards but the Saltillo should close in what they end up remodelling: dirty areas, no-trained staff, discomfort and bad service are their characteristics. There are no common clean or comfortable areas , the room is fine but the service is fatal , there is one to persecute, literally, someone to be cared especially in the adaptation they made of restaurant, I think they should close better and open when they are ready. Fortunately he returned to October, if this continues, I will look for another option even if I have to ask my company because it's them who reserve us.

Muy bonito y muy limpio. Nos dieron una suite en el quinto piso y era como un pequeño departamento. Muy amable el personal, la cama muy cómoda. Tiene una vista muy linda a la ciudad, una terraza en el quinto piso muy agradable y hasta un jacuzzi. Por $1,300 pesos la noche me pareció excelente.

I Will not post pictures as the ones available online are recent and accurate. I plan to come back to Saltillo, but not at this Extended Stays Hotel. It has the bare necessities in the room, and then less than expected. Did not make my due diligence, and only read it had a microwave, refrigerator, and a stove. Nice things to have right, but not a single glass or spoon or anything remotely connected to a kitchen. They have some for rent if You want them. The fridge was large but loud, may need some maintenance. Had to wait for towels to get cleaned, as the room had none when I checked in. No security box, but none is advertised. Nice ac, but forget about a blanket, the room had none. Since they charge for everything I did not bother to ask for one, so went back to My car to get some I had brought from Home for this tríp. They think a simple bed sheet will be enough, but that is wrong and feels cheap. Parking was nice. Low shower pressure, I was not expecting that. Be careful with the bed rest. My wife and I are apparently clumsy and both hit ourselves more than once in that thing. She even got a nasty scratch from the second time she run into it. But that is our fault. They Will only clean once a week for extended Stays, or anytime You need them to, for a fee. Having no blankets, no glasses or spoons was a low point for me. Why have anything that looks like a full kitchen, then have nothing to use it with...unless You pay more for it. Just plain cheap. Get rid of the kitchen instead so we know what to expect. Oh, and only one chair next to the desk, which You have to use if You eat in the room. Had to take turns to have a quick meal before going out. Just a poor experience.