- Arrived at location, host said I need to pay her $150 pesos cash per night more than I had already paid ($610 pesos). If I was not fluent in Spanish, I probably wouldn't have been able to argue with her. But I threatened to leave and find another place so she let me stay with the price I paid on Airbnb. The reason cited for the extra fee was that they had a guest say in the penthouse suite before me and he brought prostitutes and made parties all the time...I was with my girlfriend, who had to convince her she isn't a prostitute.
- The place is below quality. Everything is old and rusty. No hot water when we arrived.
- Loud throughout the day, even at night, lots of bangings, stomping and shouting in the staircase which is right next to the room
- The host is not the owner. This is a big problem because she has no clue how to deal with any requests, and the solutions is just to ask you to pay more
- I asked for a late checkout, she said OK, just pay $200 pesos. I was OK with that but 3 hours later she messaged me telling me that now I have to pay $700 pesos, and that she is keeping my passport and all of my money and luggage. I managed to enter the room, take my stuff, and leave. I'm glad to never see this place again.
-Do not go here if you don't speak Spanish. You will get fleeced for every penny you have, or they will commit theft so that you pay up. I've never had an airbnb host threaten to hold my valuables until I payed whatever they were asking, but that happened here. The location was good, but that's the only positive. It was not clean or modern, and the host was terrible.