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I paid for a night at this seemingly lovely hotel in El PAso, as i was travelling through and had to make a change of plans. However i did not realise that the border cuts directly thru the city and that the hotel i had booked into was on the Juarez side. Crossing the border at El PAso is no small matter and i did not have time to take this dangerous detour. Upon realising this (a couple of hours later, while looking at my gps) i immediately called into Agoda. i had to wait 20 minutes (!!) for someone to finally answer me (from india, by the sounds of things). They were courteous, but who cares? While your agoda app boasts that you will not be charged and that my credit card info is just for reservation purposes, i was not able to cancel, and was charged for my nights stay that never happened. Can you say UNHAPPY CUSTOMER?

our room was superb, in terms of comfort, cleanliness, maintenance and maid service. however if we had known the swimming pool was out of action, we would have booked elsewhere. bizarrely the receptionist pretended not to know it was unavailable. the restaurant food was excellent but the service was not. the waiters were so over-attentive, especially at the "buffet" breakfast, that it amounted to harassment and they repeatedly served drinks in cracked and chipped cups. surely the bw can afford some new crockery!

In a quiet street, with an unassuming entrance, the San Felipe surprises immediately. Somebody with exquisite style and meticulous attention to detail designed a bed and breakfast with beautiful wooden walls and ceilings, with turn of the century typewriters and antiques that made me feel I was sharing the house with Hemingway or with a famous early twentieth century writer, yet to be discovered. The staff was professional and efficient. The huge bed and shower, appointed with exotic soaps and shampoos revealed the attention to detail in this homey hotel that is really a bed and breakfast (although the breakfast costs). Cereal, yogurt, and eggs with ham or chorizo are cooked for you by staff in the morning and brought to you at a large table. In the next room old typewriters and pictionary create a pensive mood. The combination of turn of the century charm and modern pampering make this my favorite Mexican hotel.

this is a LARGE basic room that was nice. The lady who runs it is super kind and her son speaks senglish and can help translate anything. She makes a tasty breakfast too! The room is large and quiet at night and warm blankets on the bed. Only thing is aside from a super market there isnt much around it but you can walk to the rim of the canyon in around 30 min. Loved the peace and quiet of the hotel. No wifi or tv left me to enjoy the calm and quiet hotel. Definitely woud l stay again if i was coming back

Booked for 1 night after arriving in chihuahua from creel. Had an early morning flight so didn’t want to spend alot on accomdation. If you’re looking for a cheap place to rest your head for one night then I would recommend La Decima. Jorge was helpful and friendly and provided extra blankets and also a heater. We had arrived in chihuahua with a fried. Great WiFi and would suit a guest who is looking for a cheap room.

I stop in Chihuahua frequently on my way between the US and Torreon, Mexico, and Ricardo always remembers me. The staff is always very helpful and friendly, the rooms are clean, parking is safe and fairly secure, and the location is great, with many restaurants, gas stations, and grocery stores within very easy access. Most importantly, they are pet-friendly. A bit pricey, considering I literally just crash, shower, and take off again before the sun is up (can't take advantage of the free breakfast!), but always reliable.