호텔 스카파타

Very nice property, good location near the beach. Not high end, but clean and the restaurant is great.

It was a great location to the beach. The water pressure in the shower was minimal and at one point the water stopped in the middle of my shower. Hot water was also limited. There were dirty dishes left outside of the rooms for a whole day. It was a great view of the beach, but I would not stay there again.

The hotel was okay. Room was tiny and it felt like the AC never got cool. We never got our room cleaned and didn’t realize you had to put the sign on it to get it cleaned. The staff was super friendly and helpful. Loved how it was super close to the beach basically on the beach. They also had a restaurant and it was good too!! Oh and the shower would get scalding hot even when turned on in the middle or close to cold. Other than it was an okay hotel.

The stay was very pleasant, clean and beachfront. Excellent views and pool with beach view.

I wouldn’t stay there again Friendly staff, comfortable bed, great location. The beach was nice and everything was within walking distance. However, when we got there the tv didn’t work. Next, the remote to the AC didn’t work, the coffee pot leaked water, the handle came off the shower. All of these things the staff handled right away. Twice there was no water for a short period of time (they were changing tanks??). These things are not big deals. The worst of it was the tiny bottled waters we purchased in the restaurant after a long walk on the Malecón. We were charged over $200 pesos ($11) for one small bottled water. We asked the waiter if that was correct and were assured that it was correct. Absolutely ridiculous. It was also very loud. Nothing the hotel could do about that but there was a very loud clanging-banging from a large piece of construction equipment two lots over. Also, lots of street noise.

.Cheap Nice place, good location but seems like you're trying to milk every penny. It would be nice to have a frig. for my stuff not the stuff you're trying to sell. I travel a fair amount and I've never been asked to pay for an extra coffee capsule. I think people would prefer paying a little more instead of the old nickel and dime.