Metria Hotel

“The hotel is very convenient located, few steps from the poliforum or the stadium. Front desk is always so nice and prompt to help. The only no great point is the food. The breakfast buffet is not expensive (about 10 usd) but is not great. They really need a nice chef.”

“My preferred choice when in town. Clean, spacious rooms with comfortable beds and excellent staff, from the bell hop who always welcomes me on arrival, front desk who checks me in and makes sure I have everything I'll need during my stay to the maintenance staff who readies the room for my arrival.”

“Stepping into the Metria Hotel, the initial impression is positive, greeted by a room that seamlessly blended cleanliness and ample space with a modern touch. To begin, the showers provided a luxurious experience with excellent water pressure, though the transition to the handheld showerhead presented a minor puzzle. The modern shower design, complemented by a thoughtful handle for accessibility, showcased attention to detail. Our King Suite, featuring a well-equipped bathroom, cozy coffee area, a modest living space, and a spacious bedroom, offered comfort. Notably, the absence of an office rolling chair in our suite, unlike others, was a subtle nuance. Additionally, a unique challenge presented itself with puzzling light switches, creating a minor mystery in turning off all the lights within the room. The in-room coffee, though a bit generic, scored a decent 6/10 for a quick boost. Essential amenities like a safe, ironing board, small fridge, coffee maker, and hairdryer added convenience to our stay. Unfortunately, our room was missing a do not disturb sign which would have completed everything we needed in the room for it to be close to perfect. Navigating the keycard system proved a nuanced task, limiting our access to a designated floor. The intricacies of the keycard light system, where the card needed to stay in a specific slot for lights to activate, initially left us a bit perplexed. An unexpected midnight reset of our room door keys, explained as a security measure, momentarily disrupted our plans, underscoring the importance of adapting to the hotel's protocols. In the realm of cleanliness, a meticulous inspection revealed pristine towels and bed sheets. However, a subtle oversight on the bathroom floor suggested an area for improvement. On a positive note, the conscientious cleaning of the coffee machine after each use reflected the hotel's commitment to maintaining standards. The hotel's amenities offered a mix of enjoyment and missed opportunities. The pool space, while visually appealing, featured chairs in need of better maintenance. Though not personally experienced, observations hinted at the enjoyable use of the Jacuzzi and spa by other guests. The well-maintained and clean gym left a positive impression;it also smelled extremely clean. Internet connectivity, with an upload speed of 100 Mb and a download speed of 48 Mb, met expectations. The buffet, opening at 7 am, was relatively affordable, though the quality was average, with Mexican bread standing out as a highlight. The staff demonstrated exceptional service, effortlessly replacing a lost keycard and even extending their assistance beyond the ordinary, capturing a family moment with a well-timed photograph. Jose Santivanilla, the bartender, left a lasting impression with his stellar customer service, even though the daiquiri he crafted leaned slightly towards the sour end. As we navigated the drop-off point for guests, a tight space compelled a three-point turn, adding a touch of adventure to our departure. The hotel's evident focus on accommodating business professionals aligned with the majority of guests. A city view from our room added a novel aspect, though the city's aesthetics did not captivate. The hotel's infrastructure posed certain challenges, with a tight drop-off point requiring a three-point turn for departure and pick up. The hotel's evident focus on a business clientele aligned with the majority of guests being business professionals. While the city view added novelty, the limited beauty of the city itself tempered its impact. An inconvenient luxury car show in the front lot on a Saturday made the limitation of space at the front more noticable and inconvenient. The hotel's strategic location, ideal for convention-goers at the nearby Poliforum and accessible to both the airport and the heart of Leon, highlighted its practicality. In conclusion, the Metria Hotel, while leaning towards the pricier side, offers a comfortable retreat, particularly catering to business travelers and those keen on exploring Leon.”

“Rooms are super spacious with great big windows that allow natural light in. Free amenities like water and espresso capsules daily. It was nicely decorated and the restaurant was not very pricey. Conveniently located with dining options within walking distance, a Japanese restaurant on the premises, Vips across the street and Starbucks a couple of blocks away. Easy access to shopping and other tourist attractions like Parque Metropolitano.”

“Nice hotel. Staff was great, breakfasts were very good - on the higher end for Mexico. would most definitely stay there again. For the kitchen staff, you need to pay attention to your room service. I had the corte Vacio two nights in a row. It was served differently each time however. Once on a board with the metal, heatable base, then on a plastic tray the next night. by the time it got to me, both times, the baked potato was cold and the meat was just warm. The metal base it was served on had not been heated. Also, the onions were grilled on the second night - pretty raw. Also, no salsa the next night. With that said, I did eat it and the meat was a good cut.”