City Express by Marriott Minatitlán
Bulevard Instituto Tecnologico Km 711, Lt. 39, Mz. 28, In the city center, Minatitlán, NA 96760, Mexico
Rating
4
Price Level
$
Rooms
109
Pets
No
from $ 598.91
29
Jun
City Express by Marriott Minatitlán, Minatitlán
City Express by Marriott Minatitlán
Situated 1 km from the centre of Minatitlán this modern hotel includes a gym free Wi-Fi and free transport within a 10 km radius. The airport is 12 km away.The spacious rooms at the Cityexpress Minatitlán feature simple décor with light wood furnishings. They include air conditioning a flat-screen TV and private bathroom with amenities.Cityexpress Minatitlán is approximately 23 km from the coast and the major port city of Coatzacoalcos. Free parking is available on site.
Price & Availability
Select your room
Standard Queen Room ·
Bed & Breakfast · 1 Queen Bed
Private sale
Non Refundable
Standard 2 Double Room ·
Bed & Breakfast · 2 Double Beds
Private sale
Non Refundable
Standard Queen Suite with Extra Bed ·
Bed & Breakfast · 1 Queen Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
Private sale
Non Refundable
Queen Bed ·
Bed & Breakfast
15% discount
Non Refundable
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Overall
Very Good
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Customers Review
Value 3.5
Location 4.2
Cleanliness 4.3
Comfort 4
Neighborhood 3.9
Amenities 4.3
Condition 4
Recomendation 69%
“Todo perfecto la atención, las habitaciones amplias, limpias y con todo lo necesario. El desayuno esta completo y rico. El punto malo fue que al realizar la reservación me dijeron contaban con alberca funcionando y cuando llegue me informaron que estaba fuera de servicio desde hace tiempo.”
— Alicia Alatorre
“Though rather bland from the outside, the rooms were clean and modern. Quite expensive if not booked online. The free breakfast buffet was adequate. Pet friendly, which was a criteria for staying. We spent one night, being on the road from Mexico City to Merida.”
— Paul Lorenz
