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Hotel Citlalli

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Visitors frequently praise the hotel's excellent location and friendly service, with some noting that the rooms are clean and comfortable and the pictures accurately represent the property. However, common complaints include issues with parking, disruptive early morning noise from a bread vendor, and a lack of personal greeting at reception, with some finding the rooms cramped and the breakfast options limited.

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Calle Circunvalacion 298, San Salvador, El Salvador
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Phone
7803 3723
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Website
hotelcitlallisv.com
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About this place Hotel Citlalli

When planning your visit to San Salvador, El Salvador, Hotel Citlalli stands out as a truly welcoming option for LGBTQ+ travelers. This establishment is recognized for its commitment to providing an inclusive environment where all guests can feel comfortable and respected. While not exclusively an LGBTQ+ venue, it proudly embraces diversity, ensuring that every individual, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, experiences a friendly and accommodating stay. It's the kind of place where you can relax and be yourself, knowing that your comfort is a priority. Located at Calle Circunvalacion 298, Hotel Citlalli offers a convenient base for exploring the vibrant city of San Salvador. As an LGBTQ+ friendly hotel, it provides a safe and supportive atmosphere, which is a key consideration for many travelers. You can learn more about their offerings and plan your visit by checking their official website at https://hotelcitlallisv.com/. This venue is a testament to the growing number of businesses in destinations worldwide that are actively working to create spaces where everyone feels genuinely welcome. Choosing an LGBTQ+ friendly venue like this hotel means you can enjoy your trip with peace of mind, focusing on the experiences and adventures San Salvador has to offer. It’s an excellent choice for those seeking comfort, hospitality, and an inclusive spirit during their travels through El Salvador.

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Patricia Rios
Patricia Rios Jun 2026

The hotel is very well located, with several restaurants nearby (I recommend La Espetada). The room is clean and comfortable, but needs some improvements: - more hooks for hanging bath towels (the ones there are above the toilet and you can only hang the towel folded) - there is no place to put the suitcase

Daniel Escobar
Daniel Escobar May 2026
Marcelo Rios
Marcelo Rios May 2026

Cramped room for 3 people. Breakfast with few options.

Mauricio Flores
Mauricio Flores May 2026
Eduardo Pinto
Eduardo Pinto May 2026

Overall, a very good experience. They had or resolved everything I needed. The included breakfast is simple and homemade, but they have several options, from fruit and bagels to customized typical dishes and pancakes. The building is well-insulated from outside noise and is located in an area with a lot of nightlife, but the rooms don't insulate well from inside noise. This wasn't a problem on our occasion. It has a good location, with both indoor and outdoor parking. It meets almost all the standards of a 3-star hotel.

R Gonz
R Gonz Apr 2026
Leo EDC AD
Leo EDC AD Mar 2026

There's a very serious problem with the hotel. The location and service are excellent, but around 4:00 or 4:30 in the morning, a bread vendor comes by and his loud whistle is incredibly annoying. It's very disruptive; we're all trying to get some sleep in the cool morning air, and that loud noise wakes us up. If the receptionist doesn't come out right away, he keeps whistling for about five minutes. Management should look into this. We all deserve to rest, and they need to put a stop to this. It's especially noticeable in the rooms near reception or right next to the street. They should talk to him and ask guests to stop making so much noise and deliver their bread to reception.

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