Compared to its competitions this hotel loses on all fronts. The lobby is nice, but the rooms are ugly. The worst part is that the rooms are noisy. If you have the bad luck to be placed on a low floor, on a windy day, With a view of the busy highway, it is like trying to sleep in a noisy factory. And we did not book a cheap room. We booked the family suite, which turned out to be, just a suite with a connecting Room. After tossing and turning all night, hoping that the noise would stop, I eventually, had to call the front desk at 5am to see if maybe there was a laundromat malfunctioning near my room. The maintenance personnel that came to my room, could not tell me what was making so much noise. They offered to change me rooms, as the noise was incredibly loud, however since I had a tour booked at 7 am, what would be the point! When I returned from my tour, the incredibly incompetent and rude, Tatiana, offered to change the room , but without changing the connecting room occupied by my sister and her young son at 10pm at night. Being that the connecting room was a double and my room was the suite and we had booked the room as a family suite, and my sister and her son would have been locked out of the living room suite and would have also had to pack everything up, as Tatiana mandated we had to vacate before I could move, and specially since we were checking out the next morning,we decided to squeeze into the double rather than move. No apology of any kind was offered by anyone. We stayed in Los Tajibos, on our way back from Samaipata and it was Vastly superior. Better view, better, sleep, better food, better pool, and above all better service. No wonder, los Tajibos was fully booked on the first leg or our vacation, and the Camino is always available...