The hotel was called the San Francisco Hotel. It is in the process of being refurbished, and is a good full-service tourist-quality hotel.

The rooms were clean and adequate, although some of the furnishings and the bathroom in one room was dated. (I stayed at this property two nights -- at the start of my trip, then returned a week late for the last night of my trip.)

As for location, you couldn't ask for anything more convenient. It is possible to walk to almost any downtown location from this hotel. This hotel has a full service restaurant and bar, and a decent help-yourself breakfast of sweetrolls, cerial and coffee included in the room price.

The price was running just under $60 for a single room.

Room service was fast and curteous. I asked for a box lunch to be delivered as I was leaving for the Chihuahua airport, as there isn't much of a food selection at this small airport. The hotel prepared a great lunch on short notice.

This hotel also provides complimentary rides to and from the airport and train station.

What a wonderful hotel. I have traveled all over the world, and had never been to Chihuahua before. This hotel was on par with any I have stayed at in Europe, Asia, or America. The service was great, and the food was good. I would stay there again. Very nice. Tim

After a long trip through the "Ruta de la Plata" our last stop was the Quality Inn hotel in Chihuahua. Located at a few steps from the Cathedral and Congress and a few blocks away from museums it definitely offers an amazing starting point. :)

I am in the Marketing business and therefore travel frequently. I have stayed at hundreds of different hotels, many of which have been all over Central and South America. I don't need much when staying at a hotel since I am never in it, but....sigh...where to begin....

Staying at the Quality Inn Chihuahua is not some where I would stay again...period! The hotel itself is centrally located, but so are many other hotels that are far more modern. The room itself was average, and there is a nightclub next to the hotel that plays VERY loud music until early hours of the morning on the weekends- so needless to say, did not have a very good sleep.

To top it all off, I met an overly-friendly maintenance worker who decided to dismantle different things in my room in order for me to call for repairs....First it was the toilet that mysteriously wouldn't flush...then it was the cable cord connected to the TV that somehow became loose...then the power loss with a followup phone call from this maintance guy asking if my power was back on (he is the one that obviously hit the breaker)...and since when do maintenance ppl make courtesy calls?!? seriously!

Need I say more...if you want a creepy hotel worker to go into your room when your not there, stay here! Now how's that for a slogan!!!