Hotel Ana Liz

There was no breakfast service available

I can't say I didn't like anything it was a budget hotel and you get what you pay for

Loved the location , the employees are awesome, love it!!! It made me feel home, safe.

I liked everything.

Long but interesting. Arrived on 2-21 Saturday, pv cartel troubles were Sunday 2-22 am. I was walking out the door at 830am the owner/mngr, Francisco, told me to stay inside and to hide in one of the rooms. He went around the rooms and told people to stay inside. The hotel is on frnc I Madero st, main road exiting city, 7 cars were burning just outside our street. The fire burned elec wires, no internet no electricity. This is where the staff and ownership made an incredible effort to help us . The owner opened his house, down the street, so we could charge phones. The city was shut down Sunday and Monday. No food or water , the city shut down. The owners let us make breakfast in their kitchen on Monday, all 15 ish guest were treated w respect and were made to feel safe. The owner runs a humble 1 star 'economico' hotel, it's not fancy , elderly pensioners live here (vulnerable). When this emergency happened , the character of the hotel staff and ownership came out, and these people went above and beyond to help everyone . It truly was a wonderful experience to have been there in such trying and stressful conditions. Stay one or two nights there and then go somewhere else. You'll see the difference that good people can make . It's not a fancy hotel , but I would stay here every day 2x on Sunday .

It's a 1 star hotel , only cash is accepted for walk ins. As stated above , the owner /staff make a humble hotel worth Staying .

Very friendly and great location

Bed wasn't comfortable, the hotel was too loud the walls were thin, tio much light through the door, had to sit sideways on the toilet cuz the wall was too close. The lights kept turning off randomly like while I was showering