Hotel Quinta Real
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The service is first-rate and the rooms and grounds are beautiful. After being exposed to the Quinta Real Guadalajara I immediately changed my reservations in Monterrey to the Quinta Real there. A great brand.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 14 2008
Although this place was constructed in 1986... the style of architecture resembles a once Colonial Mexico of the early 1800's.
Reviewed by: Ricardo from on Nov 21 2006
A nice hotel made of stone with a small pool and gardens located in a relatively quiet, mostly residental area near the Minerva fountain. Plenty of staff members, generally cooperative, relatively high prices for this city but the hotel is marred by a restaurant with an overly pretentious menu and average to below average food. The restaurant service is friendly and the waiters are cooperative but poorly organized so sometimes you get butter and water, sometimes you don't. A lot of the lunch and dinner items did not seem to be cooked to order, the meat was served lukewarm and the snapper, usually outstanding in Mexico, was rubbery. The chicken with mole was the best item on the menu but it too was lukewarm. I suspect that they serve frozen items that they microwave when they are ordered.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 09 2006
Absolutely gorgeous, immaculate rooms!
Reviewed by: Zoe from on Dec 06 2005
I have had the pleasure of staying here twice, it is one of the most beautiful hotels I have ever stayed at. If felt like a princess and was treated like one as well. The staff was amazing, my event was successful, and I honestly was not ready to leave.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 31 2005
Maximum elegance and luxury
Back to Hotel Quinta Real
The service is first-rate and the rooms and grounds are beautiful. After being exposed to the Quinta Real Guadalajara I immediately changed my reservations in Monterrey to the Quinta Real there. A great brand.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 14 2008
Although this place was constructed in 1986... the style of architecture resembles a once Colonial Mexico of the early 1800's.
Reviewed by: Ricardo from on Nov 21 2006
A nice hotel made of stone with a small pool and gardens located in a relatively quiet, mostly residental area near the Minerva fountain. Plenty of staff members, generally cooperative, relatively high prices for this city but the hotel is marred by a restaurant with an overly pretentious menu and average to below average food. The restaurant service is friendly and the waiters are cooperative but poorly organized so sometimes you get butter and water, sometimes you don't. A lot of the lunch and dinner items did not seem to be cooked to order, the meat was served lukewarm and the snapper, usually outstanding in Mexico, was rubbery. The chicken with mole was the best item on the menu but it too was lukewarm. I suspect that they serve frozen items that they microwave when they are ordered.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 09 2006
Absolutely gorgeous, immaculate rooms!
Reviewed by: Zoe from on Dec 06 2005
I have had the pleasure of staying here twice, it is one of the most beautiful hotels I have ever stayed at. If felt like a princess and was treated like one as well. The staff was amazing, my event was successful, and I honestly was not ready to leave.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 31 2005
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