Welcome back to the channel today I wanted to show you what you could expect from the
Sheraton El Presidente in San Salvador. I will be reviewing the Junior Suite which I was upgraded to
proactively from the King Bed. I stayed two nights here and here's a look at the lobby.
This is a much older property in San Salvador. Here is a look at the back end which kind of
looks like a resort, but it isn't a resort. You have pools their and cabanas to sit out in the
hot Salvadorian sun. Here's a look at the Junior Suite. When you come in here you've got a table
off to the side. You do have a half bathroom. This is a pretty generous categorization of
a Junior Suite. I would say similar in that Junior Suite that I had in Bogota
which to me was more of an Executive Suite. I will put a link for that so you can compare
the two. You have some complimentary waters out their with glasses, and ice if you need.
This area here you have the trash and some storage space. Their was actually a private party going on
I think until two or three in the morning this night when I arrived. It was pretty loud out
their. It was in the same area by the pool that I showed you before. I think it was a wedding with a
party after that. You have a nice dining table if needed. Their is a chair here and a sofa.
You do have a balcony in this room which I will show you in a bit.
This is more of a love seat their. The room wasn't bad at all. Like I said it's definitely
got the older feel to it as far the furniture and the design. But I really can't complain about it.
Here's the bedroom. You do have regular outlets as far as charging; so Salvador does use the
120 volt outlets if you were curious about that. Over here to the side we have the alarm clock,
and you do have a desk; so that's always something I do look for in these hotels as design gets more
minimalist. Here's a look at the view from the balcony. Out there you can
kind of see what's going on. It kind of does look like a resort style with the way the rooms are
set up. You would either get a room facing the pool or essentially facing the outside of the
hotel or more to the street on the other side. Here
is more additional space you have and more waters here. You do have the master bath right here.
As you can see the toiletry products here. You do have a walk-in shower so no tub,
just a straight walk-in shower. The shower worked well with no leakage on the floor thankfully.
You do have closet space back here where you can put your things and a safe as
well. Their is an iron and ironing board. That's essentially the Junior Suite here
at the Sheraton El Presidente hotel. Again I was upgraded proactively to this room for two nights.
I was offered two free drink ( drink coupons ). Excuse me I can't talk.
Two drink coupons I was offered. They do have a Sheraton Club here and they do have a Happy Hour.
It's not actually in the Sheraton Club the Happy Hour was in a restaurant called Marquis from 1900
to 2100 nightly. I didn't attend that because I was out touring and didn't get back until late.
The Sheraton Club only has snacks and hors d'oeuvres in the club. Here's the breakfast spread
which is out on the patio downstairs. It is facing those pools. This gives you an idea what they have
for breakfast. Breakfast the food was okay. I did have the Pupusas which you definitely should try
if you're in San Salvador, but I think the Pupusas from the streets are better than ones you're gonna
get here in this hotel. So that was my experience at the Sheraton El Presidente San Salvador.
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