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Erik
United States of America
Great staff!! Very friendly and helpful they gave us all their attention and were very thorough about the amenities.
The Hotel was very presentable. The rooms are not big but comfortable and clean with a nice balcony.
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Nikoal
United States of America
The rooms are specious and the beds are comfortable. The food was excellent as was the service.
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Providing free WiFi throughout the property, Hotel Progreso is located in Progreso, a 7-minute walk from Progreso Beach and 18 miles from Mundo Maya Museum.
Deborah
United States of America
Actually the best part of staying here was the desk clerk, Elena! I arrived late at night, but she was attentive and helpful regardless. She even changed my room so I didn’t have to use the stairs. She was wonderful!! The location was also very convenient. Restaurants, shops, the Malecón and INM were all within short walking distance. And it’s only 2 blocks from the Autoprogreso station.
How can Booking call this a 4star hotel ? In what world is that ever true. They are lucky it could be a 2 or 3 at the best. You need to vet these rooms and staff! I tell an un biased photo truth based experience, nobody speaks English and i was never greeted or welcomed on a day to day basis. Before you book with booking.com try alternative recomendations. My review on internet, air conditioning, the ceiling fan worked like a fire trap. Getting a towel once a day was beyond their customer care.3 out to 6 days I had to retrieve on or wait and when i wanted 2 towels ,i was given hand towels. I have photos so look. Forget about flushing the toilet one time or having an mid day water pressure.The area around the hotel is very dirty.
Michael
Scored 10
10
Progresso beach is beautiful, with lots of restaurants to...
Progresso beach is beautiful, with lots of restaurants to choose from and a beautiful beach to enjoy.
If you are craving Canadian/American food, the Barlovento restaurant is great for that. You can get Mexican or food from home, (if you are Canadian or American), like fish and chips or boneless chicken (nuggets), even poutine or chilli cheese fries! The boneless chicken is tasty and homemade, freshly battered chicken breast pieces, not a minced frozen chicken nugget. The fish is beer battered and tasty with tartar sauce. Lots of English speaking people hang out here, with English speaking waiters. It is a great place for food, and to meet people. A great breakfast spot too, with good prices, breakfast options included some fruit which a lot of other places charge for separately! Lots of options! Nice clean bathrooms too!
The Spiaggio restaurant was great for woodfired pizza's, they also have pasta's. Renee is a wonderful waiter there, and spoke English and was very friendly and helpful! It makes you want to go back just to see him, he is so nice to everyone!
Dianne
Scored 8.0
8.0
I love coming to Progresso.
I love coming to Progresso. Definitely have gringo prices and local prices. Must bargain or at least be aware. Don't go shopping on the Malecon when the ships are in. They dock for a day and the locals cater to the dollar( I don't blame them by the way!) Please don't over pay, especially for accommodation! Prices then go up and it makes it harder for the expats that live here part of the year. Do a bit of homework before you come. More and more people are discovering this place. I hope it never becomes to commercialized like Cancun. I love that there are no resorts here. One of the only things I don't like, is the smell sometimes from the rotting seaweed on the beach and maybe from some other places? I also don't like the number of dogs on the streets that have to fend for themselves. Some of them look like they are starving. Can be distressing. We take the local busses and uber everywhere. Very reasonable. We like to support local restaurants and we do a lot of walking. I love Mexico and I love the people here. 💕 They really like the Canadians here in Progresso.
Cheryl
Canada
Scored 2.0
2.0
One of the worst beach towns I have ever stayed at.
One of the worst beach towns I have ever stayed at. The town was run down and dirty. Too windy, water choppy and turbid. The Malecon was terrible. Food in the restaurants was too expensive and poor quality.
Richard
United States of America
Scored 8.0
8.0
Love Progreso – we come every year!
Love Progreso – we come every year! A small, peaceful city, even on busy weekends or when cruise ships are in town. We love the energy of the Malecon and enjoy exploring the different restaurants. Strolling the Malecon is a highlight!
Tracy
Canada
Scored 8.0
8.0
Convient, pay to use beach for a good seat under umbrella,...
Convient, pay to use beach for a good seat under umbrella, but Pesos is cheap. If going for day or only beach just take an uber as there is NO Parking. If staying at a hotel, Uber too Progreso, plenty of restaurants and shopping but no parking for rental cars to come and go.
The hotel has a super nice common area with pool and terrace. The rooms are cosy and well equipped. The hosts were very friendly to us. The communal kitchen and pool were a special plus.
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