Find 3 Star Hotels in San Bruno from AED 213

"Let me start by saying we stayed here for a couple days because it was recommended by someone. After actually staying here, below are all the issues we had with and reasons why we will never stay here again: 1. Terrible food - we did all inclusive and never ate here after the first night. Very limited selection, potatoes were rubbery and unable to chew. 2. Staff - overall nice but not what would whoever in Mexico. Didn’t really ask about our stay when we checked out and have seen way nicer employees at other resorts. 3. Pool - freezing cold and consider it was very windy during this time when we were there. 4. Insects - below is a recap of all the insects we woke up to in our room: - huge spider, not your typical spider - found a roach in my room and in my luggage after checking out - bee in bathroom 5. Property - very outdated. We did not have WiFi in our room and the tv never worked. The bathroom also had the bare minimum towels and water took about 5 minutes to heat up. "

"There was a smell coming from the drain. Also no safe. Other than that very nice. Staff great, very clean."

"♦️OVERVIEW (Feb 8 - 15, 2026) I would happily stay here again! ❤️ The Hotel Scappata is not a luxury high-end hotel, but it sure tries hard to be! I had absolutely no problems staying here. There were a few minor issues here and there, but I’m not here to complain, and I’m already looking forward to my next visit! I had a generous sized room with a comfortable king-size bed, sofa in an adjoining room (with dresser/drawer), and all the amenities you need; including towels (and beach towels!), stocked mini-fridge (with wine!), coffee-maker, safe, air-conditioning, and wide-screen TV’s—two of ‘em! (but who goes to México to watch TV?) Rates were reasonable and competitive with other hotels in the area. ⦁ A word about noise: It doesn’t matter where you stay. All hotels along the Malecón will have noise; especially in the evenings (from scooters, dogs barking, etc )— although the Hotel Scappata is somewhat quieter than other hotels along the Malecon (due to being further away from the pier). ♦️NOTES • HOTEL SCAPPATA: established in 2022 (formerly the Real del Mar Hotel/Restaurant Pelicano’s) • The hotel’s entrance is actually on the side of the building, on calle 70, but the hotel’s façade & restaurant face the Malecón (Calle 19 x 69/70 Malecon Progreso, Yucatán • The malecón itself is on calle 19 (also known as calle 69) "

"Balcony view was satisfactory "

"The condo was across the street from the beach. The beach was not as depicted in the pictures. No private beach access. We had to go up several blocks to the boardwalk for public beach access. Instructions on how to access the WiFi and TV could have been communicated better. TV was reported not working but was not corrected during our 7 day stay. The electricity went off for 1 morning and management did respond quickly but was instructed to only use one burner on the stove. Washer was very loud and no dryer. The sewer did smell from the bathroom sink, no toilet seat on second bathroom. Only a pair of towels for each bathroom. Too much light coming through the blinds at night. The master AC would freeze up at night. Not enough hot water. Good for one hot shower. I was disappointed with the condo."