Best Western El Camino Inn & Suites - Reynosa, Mexico
Boulevard Hidalo 1480 Col de Valle
Reynosa, 88620 Nightly Rates(59.40 - 100.00)2 Star
Property Description
Come visit the Best Western El Camino Inn & Suites. Located in the primary Boulevard of Reynosa. This hotel is more than just a business class hotel, it's a business resort, with gardens, pool, spa and fitness center, plus all the activities this great city has to offer. If you like sports, come and see the Mexican Baseball League with our own local team the Reynosa Broncos, enjoy one of the best golf courses in the border. Experience the delicious cuisines of the region, and have fun because the nightlife is the best, with over 100 night clubs and bars you can choose from salsa to country or pop to rock. So remember, we are located in the middle of the action, so on your next business trip you will feel like you are on vacation when you stay at the Best Western El Camino Inn & Suites.
Amenities
Coffee Maker in Room
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Parking
Laundry/Valet Services
Fitness Center or Spa
AM/FM Alarm Clock
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Elevators
Free Parking
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pool
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Restaurant
Room Service
Room Information
2 DOUBLE BEDS,-,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
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* Two Double Beds * Continental Breakfast
SUITE-1 KING BED,-,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
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* Suite-1 King Bed * Continental Breakfast
2 DOUBLE BEDS,NO SMOKING,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
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* Two Double Beds * No Smoking * Continental Breakfast
1 KING BED,NO SMOKING,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
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* 1 King Bed * No Smoking * Continental Breakfast
SUITE-1 KING BED,NO SMOKING,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
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* Suite-1 King Bed * No Smoking * Continental Breakfast
Rate Disclaimer
Indicative rates are a year round range for search purposes only. The entire range of rates may not be available during certain seasons, or other specified periods of time. Check for specific rate availability when making a reservation.
Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00 P.M.
Check out time is 11:00 A.M.
Time Zone is Central Standard Time
94 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
ˇ North. Cross the International Bridge, turn right onto Bravo Street turn left, pass two traffic lights on the second traffic light turn right on Hidalgo Boulevard. Pass two traffic lights, after the second you will find the Best Western El Camino Inn & Suites. ˇ South. The Monterrey Highway becomes Hidalgo Boulevard. On Praxedis Balboa Street turn right on the next block turn left on Jose de Escandon Street on the next corner turn left onto Hildago Boulevard, continue to find the Best Western El Camino Inn & Suites. ˇ East. If you are on Matamoros Highway it becomes Morelos Boulevard. On Praxedis Balboa Street turn left, on Jose de Escandon Street turn right and left on Hildago Boulevard. Then continue to the Best Western El Camino Inn & Suites. ˇ West. If you are on Ribereńa Highway turn right on Virreyes Avenue, cross Hildago Boulevard and turn left on Jose de Escandon Street and turn left on Hildago Boulevard and then continue to the Best Western El Camino Inn & Suites.
Lucio Blanco Airport 12 kilometers, McAllen Airport 20 kilometers
Guarantee Policy
You must use a credit card to book online.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.
Restaurants:
On premise: * Café Los Girasoles, serving Mexican cuisine at a moderate price, open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. for breakfast, lunch and dinner Across Street: * Café Gitano, Mexican cuisine, open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. for breakfast, lunch and dinner * 5 blocks from Burger King, American fast food, open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. for breakfast, lunch and dinner * 5 blocks from Los Azulejos, Mexican cuisine, open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. for breakfast, lunch and dinner
Nearby Cities:
* 1 kilometer(s) from Hidalgo * 8 kilometer(s) from McAllen * 10 kilometer(s) from Mission * 40 kilometer(s) from Rio Bravo * 50 kilometer(s) from Harlingen * 90 kilometer(s) from Miguel Aleman * 98 kilometer(s) from Matamoros * 100 kilometer(s) from South Padre Island * 202 kilometer(s) from Monterrey * 230 kilometer(s) from Nuevo Laredo
Local Attractions:
* .1 kilometer(s) from a bank * .1 kilometer(s) from foreign currency exchange * .4 kilometer(s) from dancing * .8 kilometer(s) from Parque de Beisbol * 1 kilometer(s) from Boliche * 2.5 kilometer(s) from Plaza de Toros Reynosa * 3 kilometer(s) from Teatro Reynosa, theater * 3 kilometer(s) from Museo de Reynosa, museum * 3 kilometer(s) from Hospital Santander * 3.5 kilometer(s) from Centro de Reynosa * 5 kilometer(s) from Soriana Morelos, shopping center * 5 kilometer(s) from Universidad Valle de Bravo, university * 20 kilometer(s) from Campestre
Local Attractions:
* .1 kilometer(s) from a bank * .1 kilometer(s) from foreign currency exchange * .4 kilometer(s) from dancing * .8 kilometer(s) from Parque de Beisbol * 1 kilometer(s) from Boliche * 2.5 kilometer(s) from Plaza de Toros Reynosa * 3 kilometer(s) from Teatro Reynosa, theater * 3 kilometer(s) from Museo de Reynosa, museum * 3 kilometer(s) from Hospital Santander * 3.5 kilometer(s) from Centro de Reynosa * 5 kilometer(s) from Soriana Morelos, shopping center * 5 kilometer(s) from Universidad Valle de Bravo, university * 20 kilometer(s) from Campestre
Nearby Cities:
* 1 kilometer(s) from Hidalgo * 8 kilometer(s) from McAllen * 10 kilometer(s) from Mission * 40 kilometer(s) from Rio Bravo * 50 kilometer(s) from Harlingen * 90 kilometer(s) from Miguel Aleman * 98 kilometer(s) from Matamoros * 100 kilometer(s) from South Padre Island * 202 kilometer(s) from Monterrey * 230 kilometer(s) from Nuevo Laredo
Nearby Cities:
* 1 kilometer(s) from Hidalgo * 8 kilometer(s) from McAllen * 10 kilometer(s) from Mission * 40 kilometer(s) from Rio Bravo * 50 kilometer(s) from Harlingen * 90 kilometer(s) from Miguel Aleman * 98 kilometer(s) from Matamoros * 100 kilometer(s) from South Padre Island * 202 kilometer(s) from Monterrey * 230 kilometer(s) from Nuevo Laredo
Transportation:
* 2 kilometer(s) from taxi service * 2 kilometer(s) from bus terminal * 2 kilometer(s) from train station * 12 kilometer(s) from Lucio Blanco Airport * 20 kilometer(s) from McAllen Airport
Transportation:
* 2 kilometer(s) from taxi service * 2 kilometer(s) from bus terminal * 2 kilometer(s) from train station * 12 kilometer(s) from Lucio Blanco Airport * 20 kilometer(s) from McAllen Airport
Local Attractions:
* .1 kilometer(s) from a bank * .1 kilometer(s) from foreign currency exchange * .4 kilometer(s) from dancing * .8 kilometer(s) from Parque de Beisbol * 1 kilometer(s) from Boliche * 2.5 kilometer(s) from Plaza de Toros Reynosa * 3 kilometer(s) from Teatro Reynosa, theater * 3 kilometer(s) from Museo de Reynosa, museum * 3 kilometer(s) from Hospital Santander * 3.5 kilometer(s) from Centro de Reynosa * 5 kilometer(s) from Soriana Morelos, shopping center * 5 kilometer(s) from Universidad Valle de Bravo, university * 20 kilometer(s) from Campestre
Transportation:
* 2 kilometer(s) from taxi service * 2 kilometer(s) from bus terminal * 2 kilometer(s) from train station * 12 kilometer(s) from Lucio Blanco Airport * 20 kilometer(s) from McAllen Airport
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