Hotel Alifer

problemas para acceder al estacionamiento personal nocturno escaso, faltaba shampoo en las habitaciones, buen sabor de alimentos en el desayuno

Me sentí realmente comoda, la atención de cada una de las personas fue excelente, el Sr Ricardo de recepción fue especialmente amable e hizo que mi estancia fuera de lo mejor desde que llegue; en cuanto a las instalaciones, es un hotel realmente lindo, elegante y confortable, por primera vez en días pude dormir plácidamente gracias a la comodidad de su cama. Ubicado a una cuadra del centro de Tlaxcala cuenta con un entorno digno de ser visitado, Gracias por las atenciones

En general bien salvo que no respetaron la tarifa sino que cobraron la regular q ellos majenan

La ventaja de este hotel es que se encuentra a unos pasos de la Plaza Xicotencatl y del Zócalo de la ciudad, lo que lo hace muy céntrico y con el transporte público uno puede ir a cualquier punto de la ciudad. también muy cercano a pie del mercado y a unos 15 minutos caminando de la central de autobuses.

Muy tranquilo, las habitaciones son cómodas y el personal ha sido de lo más atento. Una opción muy económica cerca del centro que bien vale el precio

Llegando recibo la sorpresa de que ya habían asignado mi habitación y que si quería hospedarme solo tenían habitaciones de un precio mayor, me apoye con soporte de Hoteles.com y de la nada salio que si había una habitación, pero aun así me cobraron 12% más de la tarifa que reserve en la pagina de Hoteles.com, adicional a esto tenían un evento durante la noche donde se escuchaba el estruendo de la música

Cuando llegue, no estaba la reservación, tuve que aceptar lo que había, y el costo era más alto que el que contrate con ustedes.

buen hotel. sin embargo no respetaron el precio con que hice a reservación. y por la noche tienen como vecino un antro que emite ruido altisonante hasta la una de la mañana. afecta negativamente al hotel

Aunque nuestra estancia fue con fines de trabajo, el hotel nos ofreció una habitación cómoda y limpia, con buenas condiciones para el descanso.
Debido a su ubicación, muy céntrica, nos permitió ingerir alimentos variados y de buena calidad antes y después de nuestras actividades en la Universidad Autónoma de Tlaxcala.

They did not respect the hotel reservation... I had to pay extra for another room... Bad service... I do not recomend this hotel at all... I've travel a lot for years and this is my first bad experience... Kind of racist staff...

Bien en general. Un poco ruidoso por los grupos que llegaron a usar el área de capacitación.

Todo muy bien, pero el hotel no hizo valido el precio de la reservacion por medio de la pagina de hoteles. Dice que ese precio lo arregle con la pagina.

El hotel esta como a 5 min. caminando del centro lo cual es muy bueno, las habitaciones muy limpias y el baño conagua caliente todo el tiempo esta perfecto! lo recomiendo bastante

I stayed in Hotel Alifer 20 days during my trip to Tlaxcala to participate in their City's annual Festival of Puppetry and i felt comfortable with my stay. The hotel is in the historic town and wwithn walking distance to the old quarter. Rooms are clean, quiet and comfortable, limited amenity setup in bathroom (but of course you cannot expect more from the same class of hotel). Poor wifi internet connection in some far-from-reception rooms (i had to use my friend's room and lobby to connect to internet). Internet is free. They have one small restaurant at the ground floor, breakfast is simple. Staff are friendly and helpful. They let me cook Vietnamese food in their kitchen for International guests. Thank you very much for your hospitality. In general i recommend this hotel as a comfortable accommodation at good price and friendly service. I will comeback when possible.

Room was clean but staff was completely unhelpful in every respect. No drinking water available, no one to help with heavy bag, no one in restaurant to serve meals, I could say more. Next time I'll stay at the Mision San Francisco a block away, a much nicer place with some service.

If you avoid the room above the nightclub facing Xicotencatl, you can enjoy clean, comfortable, modern rooms up the hill from the plazas on the northeast end of town just up from the Plaza de Toros and a good breakfast bet, the Tirol. Every time I stay in the Alifer they seem to have added on a new annex or wing, so popular is this place with Chilangos who slip over to Tlax for a weekend romp. I've never been shown some of the first floor rooms that tour guide books tell you to avoid, so I cannot say, but I have been to Tlax four times now and have never had a bad room here. There are less expensive digs (and plenty that cost a lot more) but Chilangos know value when they see it.

I stayed here for two nights during a visit to this quaint little town, my room was big, and without a lot of features, but had good internet connection, and enough for a weekend stay, ....as you will spend most of your time outside, enjoying the city or the ruins nearby.
The bathroom was enough and the hot water took some time to come out, and then it was fine and enjoyable, a pity that only they provide you with soap, but apart from that it was fairly clean.

The hotel is located just two blocks from the main square and museums and eateries, has a good and safe parking, and for the low price it is a good option, apart that the town and state are worth for the nearby arqueological sites, especially, Cacaxtla, very impressive site.

We cannot really share that opinion. We think it was amazingly clean and nice considering the fact that they have very decent prices. Sure, rooms are relatively basic but in comparison with other places in mexico where you end up paying the same it is absolutely fine. We would definately recommend staying there if you are short on budget (obviously you could stay Posada San Francisco, but thats just a different price class and it is ridiculous to compare it at all to Alifer)

The Alifer has a good location and the rooms are adequate, but given the rate is just US$30/night I wasn't surprised to find our room was extremely basic, even spartan. No shampoo provided (just towels and two bars of soap), no dresser, just a rod to hang clothes from (i.e., no real closet), and a semi-clean bathroom upon arrival (I took to using antibacterial hand gel to clean off the counter before using), etc. We were rarely in our room so we didn't really mind, but if you have the extra cash I would recommend staying at the Posada San Francisco a few blocks away..