Everything appealed to me.
Idayrg1周前
★★★★·Juayúa·9.2
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Hotel Anáhuac in Juayúa offers comfortable family rooms with private bathrooms, balconies, and garden views. The hotel features a garden, terrace, and outdoor seating area, with free WiFi throughout. Amenities include a coffee shop, shared kitchen, and picnic area. Located 121 km from El Salvador International Airport and 43 km from El Imposible National Park, it offers a paid shuttle service and 24-hour front desk.
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住客对酒店各方面的评分。
Everything appealed to me.
Idayrg·1周前
The garden in the middle was so gorgeous and made me feel truly lucky to be there. I loved the location and felt like it was easy to get anywhere around town
Olivia·1个月前
The hotel is a cozy, small-scale place with a lovely indoor garden and spots to sit. The staff are friendly, and the family rooms are good. The bathroom is small, but the water pressure and hot water are excellent. Breakfast is separate, tasty, but a bit pricey.
Marcel·2 个月前
The hotel is cute, with a stunning garden and an amazing coffee shop. My room had a desk, coat rack, hooks, and bedside tables. A huge mural was impressive, and the doors/windows could be opened for a cross breeze. The garden area is perfect for hanging around, with seating and hammocks. The staff are very kind, and the coffee and breakfast are delicious. I stayed extra nights because I loved it so much.
Gwendolyn·5 个月前
The garden was a highlight, though it was small and awkward. Staff friendliness felt performative; they seemed uninterested in having guests stay. Rooms were musty with mold, even though they were cleaned well. Fresh air was hard to get because staff lounged just outside the front door, making it awkward to open it or use the small balcony. The only window for fresh air faced the street with car exhaust, and there was no privacy because people rested right outside the window—one man even tried to talk to me while I was resting. Three staff members avoided me while I waited for coffee until I gave up. I had to switch from the one nice room upstairs that had a private balcony to another room mid-stay that was awful. I offered to pay every day, but was told "don't worry," and when I finally paid at checkout it was the same premium rate as the only nice room upstairs, which felt manipulative because I couldn't do anything about it despite protesting. I left a valuable flower that reminded me of my daughter in the first room, only to find it a few days later behind the ear of a staff member. I wish they had asked me if I still wanted it instead of keeping it.
Iris·5 个月前