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"Very quiet room besides one car alarm in the middle of the night that woke me and my partner up. Breakfast was outstanding, staff was friendly, and environment felt safe."

"The Catrina Hotel is a great place to stay on El Camino Real in San Mateo for its reasonable price and the amenities in the room. There were issues, of course. Our room, 104 had insufficient lighting in the room, and only one bedside lamp and even though the bed was comfortable, it was on this frame that had metal sides and if you tapped them with you foot, the each sounded like thunder! But we got used to it and would stay there again."

"When I entered the room, there was a strange smell. I opened the window to ventilate it, but when I came back, it was still there. Also, there was a puddle of water in the room that appeared to be leaking from the refrigerator."

"Always a pleasure staying at this place"

"The bistro food is good and fairly priced for a hotel. The staff is also very friendly. My main issue was the fire alarm with its shining green light is right above the bed so it's a bit like sleeping under a spotlight. Also, the rooms are not as quiet as one would hope and, though I'm uncertain of this practice, it would seem the guests are not "spaced out" in the property allowing for minimal disturbance from other guests coming/going. The adjoining room door can be a bit unnerving in the middle of the night when a neighbor checks in and they try to open the door (or ensure its locked)."

"The room was spotless, the court yard clean, the staff very helpful. Located in a business complex but walking trails, restaurants and grocery stores all within a short walk or drive."

"Location is excellent.Price is fair.Interior could use paint."

"Everything was as described. Check-in was easy. Location was convenient. "

"The house was very clean and nicely updated. Located on a hill in a quiet neighborhood, the deck provided a great view of the surroundings. We were able to walk to El Camino Real, about a half mile, and ate at the Cuban Kitchen."