Name: Hotel Pacific Sunrise
Address: Carretera Litoral y calle el Obispo, La Libertad, La Libertad, La Libertad, 000, El Salvador
Rating: 7

24-hour reception

Smoke-free property

Express check-out

No elevators

General

Coffee/tea for guests

Restaurant

Meals

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Parking

Swimming pool

Pool and beach

Event facilities

Business

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Extra decontamination measures

Additional measures against COVID-19

Health and Safety Measures

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At the hotel

El Salvador International Airport

Hotel Pacific Sunrise

La Libertad

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

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breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

The girl at the front desk very kind and helpful, but I completely regret not asking to look at the room before paying for it. Lots of mold in the bathroom, the couch has a big cut and doesn’t look clean at all, the carpet is dirty. There’s no light in the room besides the small lamp in the nightstand and the A/C doesn’t blow enough cold. Baseboard and many parts of the room are falling  apart. I would definitely recommend paying a little more for a better place. 

Don’t come here.!!! 

It's a very old hotel, with limited access to the beach and the limited access seems like a local dumpster, the pool is very dirty with lots mold, if it was cheaper would be good to pay for the room and go elsewhere to eat and have then come back just to sleep. The photos here in trip advisor are like 10 years old or more it doesn't look nothing like it

Don't let the exterior fool you. This hotel is very badly maintained and very dirty. On top of that it's 55 USD a night. The positives are the fast WiFi connection and the air-conditioning. The staff were friendly enough.

Poor value

eveything was the same as the prices and location. they have improved very much in keeping it cleaner and the pool maintance. the safety is still there, where they lock up gate at dark and alway have asecurity guard 24/7. the location is amazing to the beach and shops and restaurants, where yyou can safely walk.

2nd time here after 6 years

We booked a few days before arriving, but obviously one cannot guarantee the booking unless phoning again before 2pm the day of arrival. As we were travelling - by public transport - we managed to guarantee the reservation with our credit card. Popular place, especially during the weekends, for beach access. There is a nice pool as well. A short distance from the port and the centre of all life in La Libertad. Our air conditioning was very noisy.

basic hotel with friendly service

The Hotel Pacific Sunrise is a nice basic hotel. Nothing fancy. Room was clean. As one of the reviews showed earlier, it has a metallic door facing the Ocean. It allows easy access to it. Staff was great. Always accommodating our needs and helping us throughout our stay.

Good basic hotel in a nice location!

I got there in the  middle of the week, evening on Wednesday the fourth week of June, 2014.  They were going to give me a room facing the street for $46.00.  I told them that I wanted a beach view and they said they had only had the suite available for $70.00 per night.  I went ahead and got the suite for two nights but it seems that I was the only guest on the third floor the first night.  I felt that I had been fooled because the other rooms facing the beach on that floor seemed to be empty.  There is no elevator to get to the 3rd floor.

I was afraid to eat at their restaurant below because I did not see any people eating there meaning that the food might be old when served because of low turnaround.  So I thought it would be better to eat at the malecon (wharf) or anywhere else where a lot of people ate because the food was turned around faster which meant fresher food.  Saturday morning, however, there were a lot of guests eating breakfast in the restaurant and using the pool which made the atmosphere more lively.

The pool looked clean and inviting when I was there and if felt like a Jacuzzi at 5:00 pm because it had been a hot day and the sun warms up the water.

There is an overhead bridge to get to the beach across the street.  The best time to bathe at the beach is at low tide after 4:00 pm when the rocky part of the beach is exposed and very unlikely to get hit in the head by one or to slip and fall on the rocky bed part of the beach.  Don't try to go swimming at the beach in front of the hotel in the morning because the water is at high tide and the rocky part is covered by water and it could be dangerous to walk and slip on that while the current is going back and forth.

On my last morning, I had to call the office 5 times because there was no water to shower.  I was told I would be getting it soon.   I was taking a shower and had lathered myself with soap when suddenly the water ran out.  It took about an hour and a half for the water to come back.  By then, I had tried to rinse the soap out of me with three cups of water from the bathroom sink.  That's when the water came back.

The cable tv first four channels could not be seen because the cable connecting the wall did not have a connector to the cable: they just pushed the cable pin into the wall.  I was able to see the World Cup finally on channel 4 after I told the cleaner guy to switch cables with another tv on another room that had the screw connectors on both ends of the cable of the tv.  I was able to see most channels after that from 2-99.

The room had a large living room and a separate bed room both with air conditioning.  They both worked but I did not use them because I do not like air conditioning.  I was able to sleep with the window slightly open because I liked the sound of the waves and breakers at nighttime.  The bed was comfortable and full size.

The bathroom was clean and modern but like I said above, the water was inconsistent.  They gave two bottles of water (32 oz each) which I did use each day (2 nights).  

The view of the beach was very nice from the third floor and you could see all the  way to the right which reminded me of Roatan, Honduras.  Close by is the malecon full of restaurants.  You could go into the center of La Libertad a couple of blocks away to the Mercado, church, park, internet café, pharmacies, and other stores.  But next to the Pacific Sunrise Hotel, you had El Faro Shopping mall with a Super Selecto (supermarket) with everything you need there like if you were at home, Pollo Campero, Mr Donuts, La Neveria, ATM machines ($3.00 service charge plus 3% fee by Citibank my bank for foreign exchange fees), film store,and pharmacy, and other souvenir and sundries store.

As I walked around Puerto La Libertad, The Pacific Sunrise Hotel seemed to be the best in terms of appearance and modern accomodations compared too others on the malecon that seemed old and run down.  If you are lookijg for a cheap place, you can find it.  But I did like the look of the hotel from the outside and inside.  The staff was friendly.

I had no water in the hotel suite (the most expensive room).

I booked this hotel based on the photos and other reviews This is clearly a budget hotel. The hotel sets across the street from the beach with a concrete breezeway to the beach - though it has a metal door which allows access to the beach if hotel staff opens for you, but to return you must walk around. The beach is very dirty with no upkeep. The staff is friendly enough though guests seem to be an afterthought. The rooms are semi clean. The AC works good. The reception on then TV was very poor. The bed is lumpy and not conducive to a good nights rest. Hotel is in need of upkeep. 

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