Camino Real Pachuca

Internet for a fee? A little classless but the hotel as a whole was pleasant and the staff was great. Room clean and the food was very good. Onion soup was special! This is a business hotel and not for kids.

The best thing I can say about Camino Real, Pachuca is that it is at walking distance from this beautiful masterpiece, the pisal, a woman mural on the floor of about 5 ha made out of colorful mosaics. A very nice walk from the hotel to the auditorium on the opposite side. Can be walked both in the evening when it is lightbeamed from about ten towers or at dawn to see the pisal's reflection in the gigantic mirror of the auditorium. What do you think of a 5 star hotel that charges for the WiFi?

The hotel had nice rooms and comfortable beds but no refrigerator and coffee makers in the rooms ...I was told that the coffee machine could be requested. The Front desk folks were knowledgeable and helpful and the restaurants and bar were great with cold drinks and splendid meals....No shuttles were available but taxis could be called at any time

Let start with the good thing: service The reception and restaurant personal are very helpful and polite. The hotel is clean and have a very good location. Now for the bad stuff: The rooms are old and a lack of maintenance is notice. My toilet seat was broken and I asked the a few time to change it without any respond. The cleaning lady left the blanket on the floor after cleaning the room and didn't replaced the bottles of water. In the junior suit there is an empty minibar (don't understand why). Coffee machine is old and not tasty. Pillows are small and not comfortable. The roof was licking at the bar area and drops was falling. The gym have 1 multifunctional and 3 running machines. Not recommended hotel. I was at the Holiday Inn Express and the new Fiesta Inn and they are a better choice for business trip.

My family and I stayed here for one night July 10 and although I was hesitant to do so based on feedback from other travelers there were not that many options available so we gave it a try and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. The hotel seems to be fairly new, the rooms are clean and big. The staff at the front desk was friendly and the hotel is situated almost in front of a large shopping center with restaurants, movie theater, etc... I can't complaint at all so we'll be back Camino Real Pachuca!

The hotel is super clean and seemed brand new. The breakfast was outstanding and was 2 for the price of one the day was there. Staff was all really nice and helpful. The hotel to me lacked some character. Hotels with the CAMINO REAL brand usually have a lot of character but this one was missing something. It was more like a REAL INN. Nothing bad to say about this hotel it was right next to the Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum.

Hotel was nice, employees were very friendly and helpful, but I was there on a business trip and I really needed internet to do my work, the hotel did not offer internet -I knew that when I booked the room, so I though - ok i'll pay for it... but It was awful I was only able to get 7 mg at 70 pesos at the time, no bigger option, I do not recommen to stay there if you really need to use internet. otherwise is good

There aren't a lot of options in this city... but I stayed here for 1 night and it was MORE than enough to realize this is maybe why there aren't a lot of things going on in the city.. The service was OK at front desk. I couldn't believe this is a "business friendly hotel" with a Convention Center near by... because they STILL CHARGE FOR INTERNET SERVICE... what is this? 1999?? WHO charges for WIFI? The TVs were outdated, the room smelled musty and dusty. Everything was charged for... The value for the money is terrible. If you have a choice... stay at another hotel.

The hotel is located near the Mundo Fútbol a interactive soccer museum. This hotel has an excellent italian restaurant. The personal at the hotel is nice and the rooms are confortable and nice and very good size. Near the city of Pachuca are Little pueblos like Real del monte, Huasca, el chico... And the downtown of Pachuca is full of museums, convents and a lot of History!