Hotel Ticuán

Clean and comfortable hotel in a safe zone, highly recommend.

Hotel is near ave Revolucion and is a great spot to stay. It's on the pricier side of things beacuse it's a "fancier" hotel compared to others nearby (especially if you get the room with jacuzzi or suite, you'll spend good money). But you also get great service from the workers there. Quality hotel 👌

I stayed in the Hotel Ticuan in November 2024 and it was super clean and modern, with a nice design in the regular single room. Room There were two free water bottles in the regular single room with a King bed. There was a Do Not Disturb sign, but it wasn't on the door. It was with the hotel directory. There was a view of the street with houses and apartments on a hill and the setting sun. What I disliked the most about the room was that the time on the digital clock turned off every time I left the room and it needed to be reset upon returning. That's because you had to insert your key card into a slot at the door to put the lights (and the digital clock) on. I never did figure out how to set the alarm on the clock. There was a little bottle of clear shampoo - which strips dyed hair of color, and zero conditioner. I couldn't wash my hair over the course of the stay because it is waist-length and without conditioner, it couldn't be de-tangled combing it out. Also offered were a small facial soap bar, a small body soap bar, small bottle of body lotion, a small shower cap and a shoe polisher. There was no sink stopper to hold water in sink. There were no washcloths. I used the one hand towel instead. There was also a tiny coffeemaker with packets of coffee and Styrofoam cups and a square plastic ice bucket. There was no mini fridge, but there was a small safe. None of the rooms had bathtubs (I asked when making reservations) except for the luxury room with a huge Jacuzzi tub, which I read on another comment takes 30 minutes to fill. The A/C in the room could not be turned lower than 17 celsius degrees. There was no closed captioning on the room TV. There was an option for it under Settings, but it wouldn't turn on. There was some some occasional booming or a loud car or police sirens out the window, but I didn't hear any loud noises when it was time to sleep. One afternoon on the second day, two people knocked on my door at about 1:30 p.m. - a man and a woman. The man held up his phone for me to read in English that the room needed to be sanitized. He sprayed along walls and in corners. Not sure if it was sanitizing spray, bug spray or hotel people just checking to see if there was anyone else in my room. Lobby The lobby was always sparkling clean. There were six comfortable leather couches and two leather chairs for people to sit and converse or to wait for their transportation. Albahica Restaurant I had excellent green enchiladas (#2), tortilla soup, and chocoflan. I liked them so much I ordered them every day. The portions were very big for about 210 pesos. They charged for limonade refills (40 pesos each), but it was so good, it was worth it. The food is cheap for the size and quality. There were four TV's that could be seen from inside and outside of the restaurant. I ate dinner at varying times every day at the restaurant and it was never even half full. Mostly there were just one or two other tables with people at them.

Great stay! I would stay here again. They have security, restaurant, good price on beer and clean rooms. Ther is also a taco stand nearby that is amazing. Its called Tacos el Gordo. The staff are also very nice and I found them to be helpful. You are also allowed to have visitors.