Opposite Las Misiones shopping mall, this hotel features an indoor swimming pool, a fitness center and free American breakfast. It is 5.3 mi from the city center and has free private parking.
Located in the Magnaplex industrial complex, this colonial-style hotel offers Free Transportation to the American Consulate previus reservation, an outdoor pool, a hot tub, a restaurant and free...
James
United States of America
The location in relation to places to eat and access to the main road was perfect
This Ciudad Juarez hotel is located within the US Consulate premises and next to the US Consulate Hospital. The hotel offers a gym and rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Located in Ciudad Juárez, 2.3 miles from Monumento a la Mexicanidad, Four Points by Sheraton Ciudad Juarez has accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a fitness center and...
La alberca, ningún otro hotel tiene ese tipo de alberca
This hotel is a 5-minute drive from the American consulate. Abraham Gonzalez International Airport is an 8-minute drive away. Rooms include free Wi-Fi.
El cuarto, muy limpio, agradable la cama muy cómoda 😉
Offering a convenient location near Bermudez Industrial Park and only moments from the United States-Mexico border, this hotel features comfortable accommodations and a free hot breakfast.
everything was great. It exceeded my expectations.
Hotel Flamingo is located in Ciudad Juárez, within 2.4 miles of Monumento a la Mexicanidad and 3 miles of Chamizal Park. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
Daily breakfast was delicious. Clean Rooms. Close to a lot
Located in the Magnaplex industrial complex, this colonial-style hotel offers Free Transportation to the American Consulate previus reservation, an outdoor pool, a hot tub, a restaurant and free...
El lugar era muy acogedor para estar con la familia
This hotel is 15 minutes from Juarez International Airport and the Azteca industrial park. The hotel offers an outdoor pool surrounded by gardens, free Wi-Fi and an on-site restaurant.
The pool was great and the breakfast buffet was too.
Located in Ciudad Juárez, 2.4 miles from Benito Juarez Olympic Stadium, Hotel Suites El Paseo provides accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a fitness center and a garden...
Located just a 5-minute walk from the American Consulate, Hotel Consulado Inn offers a free shuttle service to the consulate, an outdoor pool, 2 restaurants and its own consular office.
Las habitaciones muy cómodas y el desayuno muy bien
Located in Ciudad Juarez, Hotel Villa del Sol is 1.2 mi from the US Consulate. There is an outdoor pool, free WiFi and free parking. Rooms are air conditioned and heated.
Todo muy buena atención excelente servicio buena ubicación
Offering free Wi-Fi, free public parking and a 24-hour snack service, Ibis Juarez is across from the US Consulate General. Air conditioning and satellite TV are included in each modern room.
Las instalaciones y lo cerca que está al consulado
This Ciudad Juarez hotel is located within the US Consulate premises and next to the US Consulate Hospital. The hotel offers a gym and rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Si, la habitación, el baño bien. El desayuno bueno!!
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On average, 3-star hotels in Ciudad Juárez cost $61 per night, and 4-star hotels in Ciudad Juárez are $87 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Ciudad Juárez can be found for $84 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Ciudad Juárez this weekend is $76 or, for a 4-star hotel, $119. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Ciudad Juárez for this weekend cost around $111 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $81 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Ciudad Juárez for tonight. You'll pay around $116 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Ciudad Juárez will cost around $100, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Everyone is so helpful
Betty that service the rooms was so helpful and polite always checking if we had enough towels basically everything. Also it’s right by the consulate, walking distance. They also have a bus tour that picks you up from hotel and shows you around Juarez.- By the way beautiful
Thank you Microtel for the perfect stay-!!
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Anonymous
United States of America
Scored 10
10
For your interview consulado ( ciudad Juárez ) you need 6-7...
For your interview consulado ( ciudad Juárez ) you need 6-7 days - this hotel is perfect for your needs !!
Consulate & clinics , walking distance ! No need car - area is safe - restaurants - big mall all you need is there !
Hotel is decent price , community in that area is small so main income is guests that travel for emigration interviews ! This is better option than home stay .
Please don’t expect fancy beds , wide screen TV breakfast buffet !! Free laundry !!! Coffe , snack bar .! Compare prices this a nice hotel for the price ! Good luck in your interview .
( important - if you fly from CBX - Tijuana airport be ware aware , buy one way on the return buy ticket on line for the return ( no airport airline staff all day ) volaris to contact a human operator is poor ! )
This was the only mild negative issue !!!
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Good ambient, very friendly people, about the safety is...
Good ambient, very friendly people, about the safety is being said that Juarez is a very violent city, I will say that here in Juarez people is very respectful and extremely friendly and extremely hard working.
Are you looking for peaceful place to travel or do businesses,here is the place for peace now days., but if you are looking for trouble, trouble will be found here too!
Alberto
United States of America
Scored 8.0
8.0
It was pretty quiet nothing like people use to say about it...
It was pretty quiet nothing like people use to say about it the establishments around were safe and the people were friendly, the only downside it’s that there’s not too much information about what to visit there, people staying a little longer at the hotel was a little bored, and if you ask if there’s something or somewhere interesting to go, there’s no much information about it
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Anonymous
Scored 2.0
2.0
I really liked Central Park but it needs a lot of work the...
I really liked Central Park but it needs a lot of work the water so really dirty the animals are dying. It smells really bad Saturday and Sunday. They sell food there and have rights for kids. It’s a nice family atmosphere, but it’s just dirty the waters terrible. The ponds are really really dirty. They really need a lot of work.
Jose Manuel
United States of America
Scored 10
10
I met my mom there, she came from Jalisco, I came down from...
I met my mom there, she came from Jalisco, I came down from the US. My mom was told by the taxi driver that picked her up from the airport to NEVER go out by herself, or walk around the area alone. She was relieved when I got there because she was "finally" able to go out and eat meals other than what the hotel and the little strip mall outside the hotel provided; however, I saw nothing out of the ordinary while I was there. We went out to restaurants to have breakfast, lunch and dinners. We went to a mall that was close by a couple of times, one in the evening (not super late where it was dark) for some ice cream as it was SUPER HOT during the time we were there (July). Taxis leaving the hotel were parked there but coming back we used UBER and Taxis (by flagging them down) and saw nothing sus about it. We didn't have time to go explore more due to the fact that we were there for a couple of days for paperwork purposes, but I mentioned to one of the taxi drivers about how the airport people told us not to ever go out and about, and he was sad to hear that, to hear the bad rap CD. Juarez gets. Anyway during the daytime, and close to dark I saw nothing wrong, people shopping around, and going about their business.
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Anonymous
United States of America
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i did not stay at the location, because the location was very poor. i am no shrinking violet when it comes to travel. but when i arrived at the site and saw the location, i immediately turned around and drove 4 hours to chihuahua. i thought i had read carefully about the site, but i guess i did not.
Nobody tel us that the hotel is in Mexico. so I spend more the 400 USD for Roaming.
and 3 hours for go back to El Paso.
Who pay me the costs of time and Roaming?
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