40 Cañones

looks like the hotel was recently renovated, the rooms despite being nicely designed are hit and miss, more than half are inside the building with zero light (no windows, no balcony) and a a result are musty. fully agree with the shoebox comment of another reviewer. Best rooms are the family rooms with balcony and fridge, or the more expensive rooms at front and back of the hotel. know what you're booking, a suite plus is a lot worse than a suite queen for example. Staff tries to be helpful, they have poor experience cleaning rooms properly and are controlled by a manager who needs training in customer service and general business conduct. Front desk always try to fill the worst rooms first. it's clear they simply don't care. restaurant was good, beach club was ok, beach in front is not the best on the strip

Great location on the beach, nice area for walking. Cute tourist shops nearby, with some really good restaurants! The room we had was tiny, not in great shape. You would have to book a family room to get a more normal sized room. Not a big deal for a night, but not very comfortable

My family and I felt safe at the property. Having a restaurant on the property and access to the Beach Club was great. We truly enjoyed our stay at 40 Cañones.

The overall property is nice, for the area and gives you direct beach access. At night, the area will stay noisy until 10pm which can make it difficult if you're trying to get a baby to sleep. The comfort of the beds could be far better, ours was hard and made for rough sleep. No conforter or quilt on the beds, only a top sheet. No cribs for a baby. Rooms are smaller, bathroom is smaller. Good place for couples to stay. Food at restaurant is really good and drinks are also really good, paying Anerican prices though!

Wonderful room (#30) perfect for family. Good service and friendly staff. Didn't appreciate being accused of breaking a paddle board paddle ($50) which in the end wasn't us.