Hotel Posada San Juan

Good, comfortable budget option. Convenient location. Safe and clean with good storage space. Excellent staff, very kind and friendly. The only downside was the tiny bathroom and shower.

Very small room. Comfy bed. I only stayed one night, so it was ok.

A bit dark, as the window opened up on an air shaft.

The location was very good and the price was reasonable. Beds and pillows were very comfortable.

We stayed two nights. The first night I was woken up at 4:30 am, and on the second at 1 am. I was unable to get back to sleep. Mexican partygoers are very loud and couldn’t care less if they wake you up. We asked several times if they could keep the noise down but they ignored us.

The hotel was very clean and the staff was friendly!It’s 10 minutes away from the harbor!

location is good, very centrally located. They clean the room everyday, quite thoroughly, although I often ask not to change bedsheets. the bath towel is quite worn out, but they are clean. Hotel is very basic, but overall the price says everything. With large window and bright, although facing the wall. There’s a super polleria 1 block away, must try. Staff are nice

the bedsheets smell for the first night. they changed them next day & afterwards are OK. the stool is dirty & torn. No drinking water is provided. No partición or shower curtain, so the entire bathroom gets wet.

Clean bed and kind staffGood WiFi and Air conditioning Close to Zócalo

No shower curtain but it wasn’t a big issue for us

The staff are wonderful. I needed to rest and I got a good night's sleep. It was clean and wonderful

The water pressure

Nice host and good location. The airco was welcome in the warm climate of Veracruz. Very clean!

Not far from city center.

This hotel is not 8,6 by any stretch of imagination. It's got such a high rating, because the good REVIEWS ARE FAKE as you can see if you read through them. There are so many 10 rated reviews from user Stefanny, that she would virtually have to live there. Just to name few of the worst issues - The equipment is very basic, there's even no curtain in the shower so the water is pouring all over the place. The furniture is very old and crooked. Bed weren't comfortable and the bedding was just awful. The A/C was thoroughly mouldy. There were ants.

Decent location, very nice staff.

Wifi doesn't always work, cold shower, no facilities other than room and small lobby.

Hospitality and good location

Tiny bathroom and humidity

The staff were wonderful, location was great and it was a good price.

The room smelled or chemicals, and the mattress in room 2 is truly one of the worst i have slept on in mexico. Room 3's mattress was great though. Also if your tall closing the bathroom door is hard while on the toilet.

Close to Zocalo

Very noisy outside on the street No hot water. Bright lights on balcony kept the room lit up at night.

The rooms were quiet, comfortable, with private bathroom and air conditioning. The WiFi was fast and the hotel is well located, not far from the zócalo

Nil.

Near lots of eateries coffee shops cafes restaurants food cards Lots of eateries Lovely staff very helpful. My room was clean. Daily maid service fresh towels and soap everyday .lots of storage space. hot shower, comfortable bed.. Really good location, accessible to everything including Zocalo and malecon. Lots of places to eat. coffee shops, cafes, food carts, restaurants. Excellent value for the money.

Value Good

A very basic hotel situated five minutes from the historical centre and port. The receptionist was very friendly.

The room was a bit drab with old furniture and fittings.

Cozy place on a quiet street few blocks from Zocalo.

Noisy people at the reception.

Cozy posada few blocks from Zocalo. Good price.

Occasionally very loud staff at the reception (meters away from my room) which was frustrating, since the hotel was otherwise very peaceful and quiet.

Everything, they are so nice here. Close to city center and the room is Good standard.

Not so good at speaking english. But thats ok. Also the internet can be a Little bit wobbly.

They gave me probably the nicest room in the place, the air conditioner was good and though the listing said the room was "sound proof" it wasn't- especially with the big balcony overlooking the street and sliding glass door- but the noise level was perfectly acceptable most of the time. There was a traditional dance studio next door that I actually thought was pretty awesome- but luckily they don't dance everyday and stopped at 9pm when they did- otherwise I might have felt like they were clogging on my head. A very energetic group they were! The location of the hotel is close enough to downtown and restaurants to easily walk or catch a bus or taxi, but not a major street or next to the Zocalo- thus fairly quiet at night. Far enough from the waterfront not to be touristy though, near a couple parks I saw only locals at, and a good Chinese restaurant too.

Worst part of the noise situation wasn't the street sounds, but hearing other travelers' music though the doors which weren't as sound proof as the walls, and I even had to tell the fellow next door to turn it down one day- which he was nice enough to do. Also the room they gave me- with a balcony and sliding door- had pipes coming up from the street level that would have easily been climbable and the sliding door and window at least needed fitted sticks put in them so they couldn't be forced open (though the windows could still be broken). If you're really concerned about someone breaking in, I wouldn't stay in that room with the balcony overlooking the street, but the others seemed very secure and probably less noisy.