Excellent location, close to a shopping mall, and the carnival. Excellent wifi, good breakfast, clean room. Although the staff don't speak English (and I don't speak much Spanish) we comunicated via Google translate. The only downside was that it was right in the middle of carnival celebrations, with very loud music most nights, and the road cordoned off several days, as the bar next door had events in the street, but I haven't marked the hotel down for this, because it's probably not like that outside of carnival! On the plus side we were given free wristbands to join the parties next door. The price was high for carnival, but all hotels in Baranquilla put their prices up for carnival.

Clean room, excellent value. The main reason I traveled to BAQ was to go to La Troja Patrimonio, so the location was perfect. Price included a simple breakfast

Everything was great! I will add: if you are a light sleeper, I suggest you bring earplugs if you plan to sleep on a weekend. They play their salsa loud and proud next door at La Troja!

Friendly and attentive staff. Location is great! The breakfast was tasty and hearty. Everyone in the hotel was nice and welcoming.

Could have used regular plates and silverware during the breakfast.

I was late for breakfast and they arranged something for me which was really nice!

Location Great for party! and staff

-The rooms are pretty small, they look bigger in the picture. -THE MATTRESSES !!!!!!! omg the hardest ones i ever tried, for a night might be ok, but more than that, please go to another place; and I have a firm mattress at my house. My friend actually had to request cushions otherwise he couldn't sleep. - Loud, if you go for the carnaval you probably will party all the time, if not then still loud, because is next to a famous discotheque.

No hot water

It was a good location to access restaurants, with a short walk to the north . The staff was very friendly, but not one person spoke any English within 5 miles of the hotel.

This was the loudest area for rest and relaxation. Next to a bar, with music that shook the walls to my room until 3AM. Then after 8AM, traffic was extremely loud with cars pressing on their horns constantly. AWFUL

It has a very convenient parking lot in the first floor, for about 8 cars, check in was fast, and the location is very central.

The mattress was extremely hard, the hardest I have ever seen. And the pillows probably the worst I have had in a Hotel. Very small and not even, with soft and hard foam pieces mixed. The breakfast could be considerably better.

The breakfast room was bright and cheery as were the ladies running the operation. The breakfast was a fruit cup, a small omelet, and toast with GOOD coffee. The ladies were among the highlights of the stay. The location was convenient. They held my baggage for me when I checked out and returned for it later. The bellman was extraordinary. He was like a movie. He is just everywhere. You'd turn and he was there. He and I laughed a lot. No one at the hotel spoke English. I have a translation device. And can usually mime my way along with the little Spanish I know through any situation.

I booked a 225 sq ft room with a terrace. I was given a room that had a bed with 18 inches of walking space around the bed, no terrace. No window even. I am good at space estimation. My guess is 115 sq ft. My new best friend the Bellman was wiping the dust from areas in the room. I refused the room. The woman at the front desk was intolerable. I calmly but firmly held my ground. They both knew I was steaming. She says there is a terrace. Go to the end of the hall. OK, a three-foot wide step outside space for the entire floor. I laughed. The bellman kept holding up a key to 301. She kept shaking her head no. The bellman indicated he'd have me in 301 shortly. While she was on the phone with her manager telling him about the ugly American I am certain, the Bellman took me up to room 301. It was larger. Had a jacuzzi tub, which I didn't need. A fridge. And a WINDOW! I said muchas gracias, hande him a large tip. .I ignored the fact the towels were wet and later I remedied that. I went into the bathroom and realized that you couldn't close the door without completely jamming yourself into one corner. The ceiling above the shower was moldy. Then looked at the fridge which was shoved into the closet and a built-in was constructed to create a counter. But that meant the room to hang clothes was 24 inches long. I laughed again. When I went to collect my checked baggage when I was departing, I had some incidentals to pay for. Most places just charge you. They acted like I was attempting to not pay. It was rude of them and embarrassing to me. They had my credit card. Just charge it. That took ten minutes while a taxi was waiting. Oh yes, don't count on a wake-up call or anything but a frigid cold shower. Once I got thru the rather lovely but 22-year-old Gestapo lady at the front desk I navigated the hotel just fine. Oh, and yes, no one speaks English. So be prepared.

Very nice staff, good attention.

Very difficult to sleep, very uncomfortable beds and forget about sleeping since next door there is an open club with very loud music until 1am or 4am depending on the day.