I spent 3 nights here. The room is pretty ordinary. Even less than ordinary. It's pretty much a budget hotel once you're inside the room. It looks better outside the rooms. And if you're one who cares about the hotel room that you stay in, this place is probably not for you. The TVs have cable, but they are the old square kind. The inside of the room is pretty blah. Not vibrant. There was a lamp on the table, but it wasn't even plugged in. That is such a weird thing for a hotel. I originally booked a single-bed room, but upon arrival I saw that it was pretty small...too tight in there...so I paid $10 US more per night for a room with 2 beds. It just gave me more room and had less of a claustrophobic feel. And you get 4 pillow instead of 2! All the rooms face the interior open patio. There is a restaurant on the first floor patio, and when I arrived at night, there were some musicians playing there. But they stopped playing at a decent hour and I didn't hear them again, so my worries of loud music keeping me up were extinguished. However, the curtains do not black out the light, so you better sleep with something over your eyes. The hotel is right on 5th Avenue, the main and only real street you'll want to visit. So the location is really good. But there are many other hotels there too. The only window facing the street is the one in the bathroom, which was great because you don't have to worry about street noise coming into the room. It had good AC, a good ceiling fan, a fridge and a safe. No phone in the room. The internet worked the first night, but the next two days & nights I could not connect on my laptop or my phone. And the front desk didn't know what to do about it. That is something that all hotels should have...a good internet connection. I mean come on. Sometimes I would be connected, but then disconnected, almost like the hotel was doing it purposely so that maybe the front desk would have a faster connection for themselves. Who knows? So I would have to go 2 blocks down to the Starbucks during the day to use their free internet. Also, there was no soapdish. You'd have to put the soap on the counter, which would always result in a big pink liquid mess all over. That's a simple thing that the hotel could fix if they really thought about it. The hotel did have a "Sparklets" type filtered water cooler on the 2nd floor, which was good for refiling my bottles of water. It also had a coffee pot with hot coffee in it and small cookies that you could help yourself to on the 2nd floor patio. While it's in a good location, I imagine every hotel there on 5th Avenue is in a good location. I probably would've switched to another hotel had mine not been paid for and non-refundable. I probably would've switched to Hotel Plaza Del Sol, a block away, which I looked at because I thought I might stay for a few more days. It had rooms about the same size but slightly better & newly built/remodeled, with flat screen TVs for 450 pesos, which is pretty much what I paid for the Hacienda Mariposa. Rooms were also facing inward, so no street noise and no interior noise. The guy at the front desk was very nice and helpful. I only wished the internet and room was better. Overall, the accommodation was disappointing.