Another good value: Not fancy, but everything I needed for business purposes, facility in pretty good condition--recently changed ownership, and has been upgraded somewhat, brought to comfortable enough status; staff was very helpful, not putting on a show, but ready to assist and always did a good job. Location is on a busy street, and a 10-15 minute bus ride or a good 25-30 minute walk to city center; neighborhood is in fair condition--you're getting a taste of daily local life here, rather than any kind of typical tourist experience. Nearby are a few pretty good places to eat ("Mi Favorito" taco shop was indeed my favorite--that and "Taco Pizza" are kinda classics of their realm, in different ways), a large, chain supermarket, a smaller grocery, and a very acceptable local chain coffee place. A good little internet shop 2 blocks away came through beautifully in a pinch, too, when my laptop malfunctioned. The only negative thing that stood out about this hotel was the radio/music played loudly (mid-morning to mid-evening) on the speakers in the middle of the first floor, prominently and proudly displayed on stands, as if this is a good thing, and management is thereby doing you a favor; this is Mexico, though, and I never travel here or anywhere anymore without earplugs and my ClearArmour shooter's safety ear muffs! I definitely would stay there again, unless they raise the price too much out of the value range.