Terminal de cruceros de Julia Street: Tours y Actividades

We had an amazing stay at Melrose! Emily welcomed us and was incredibly kind and helpful throughout our visit. She gave us great recommendations for places to see and restaurants to try, and every time we saw her, she made sure to ask if we needed anything. The entire staff was always very friendly and welcoming. Breakfast was also perfect, simple, convenient, and exactly what you need before heading out to explore the city. I would definitely stay at Melrose again. What really made our experience special was how warm and welcoming everyone was with us. We truly felt at home during our stay.

This is a beautifully decorated, brand new hotel. Staff was very friendly and awesome. The room was beautiful. The happy hour was fantastic...great apps and great prices food & drink. Now, the downside: The hotel has no amenities, not even a gym/fitness centre which is disappointing. Their site mentions "partnerships" with wellness facilities but none of that involves sharing a fitness centre apparently. I was there 3 nights and barely had a good night's sleep. Windows do not open so no fresh air. Perhaps that's a good thing because even through the closed windows, piped music from the hotel outdoor lobby drive-thru across the street continued through the night and kept me from getting a good night's sleep. Never mind on my last night there where I desperately wanted a good night's sleep and took Nyquil to help me stay asleep despite the noise, the smoke detector started chirping at 2:30 a.m. and awoke me out of deep sleep. The front desk couldn't send anyone to stop it at that hour, and so I had to drag a nightstand over and hope to reach it on the 10 foot ceiling and pull it down and silence it. Not a pleasant night. They tried to make it right on checkout by waiving the local taxes, but I think a whole night's rate should have been refunded given the significance of that problem. The shower was beautiful but the temperature control doesn't work properly to lower or raise the temperature in increments so it was either scalding hot/lukewarm or cold.