One Bunk Tijuana

Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 4/5 Parking: 1/5 Family friendly: 1/5 Stroller friendly: 0/5 ADA accessibility: 0/5 This 5 room boutique hotel is on the strip overlooking Ave. Revolución.  It has a modern, hipster vibe. The rooms are small, with all the usual amenities, plush bed, and space is utilized well. Staff is very friendly, attentive. There is a really awesome bar with indoor outdoor seating and the chef/bartender Miguel  great stories and life experiences from his world travels he's willing to share. Drinks were good but a bit expensive. If you are a couple who want to be in the downtown TJ area to experience nightlife, this might be the place for you. However, the hotel doesn't have its own parking, as it is off-site, not oriented for families or those who have difficulties moving around or in need of ramps.

I recently stayed at One Bunk for 8 nights and really liked it. The staff, security guards and housekeeping staff were so friendly and helpful, esp. Alejandra, Fernando and Francisco. There was a problem in my room with not a lot of hot water but Fernando solved the problem. The front rooms are incredibly noisy but it was fun to listen to and watch all the street action. I switched to a room at the back of the hotel and it was quieter. I was in room #14 where there's no blind on the shower window so it lets wonderful light into the room, although a bit early! I was told the window is one way so I could see out but no one could see in which was good because I didn't want anyone watching me shower, lol! I will stay at One Bunk again on my next trip to Tijuana.

The rooms are nice and cozy pretty clean I like the metro look they have. The one down fall is The room I stayed in didn't have a tv which was a bit annoying, seeing how I got sick during my trip and was confined to my room for an entire day with nothing to do. Also my room was a street view which was very noisy at night the local bars below the hotel play music very loud to pull people in but it kept me up till 4am when they close. In my opinion the price is a bit high compared to similar hotels in the area that offer more amenities. A good thing about this property is its completely secure. You need a key card to enter or exit which keeps out unwanted guess.

A wonderful unique stay! Decorations are super cute. Staff was super friendly, had guard on staff - so its totally safe. Location is awesome with amazing food options within walking distance. Totally recommend to everyone interested in having a fun TJ stay.

There were people on staff around the clock and all were friendly, helpful and attentive. The rooms are clean and comfortable and there are lounge areas as well as a coffee bar. It is on a busy touristy street which is good for safety, but not for noise. All in all, it was good and I would return.

I had a trip planned to San Diego and Tijuana, and was disappointed that I had to cancel the trip because of the coronavirus pandemic. I just want to say that of all the folks I had to deal with in cancelling my plans, the folks at One Bunk were the absolute best. Far and above everyone else. I sent a simple email and within 24 hours everything was taken care of and a credit was posted to my credit card. I wish it had been that easy with other vendors on this trip. With the rest it was hours on hold to talk with someone, partial refunds, and with one I'm three weeks later still waiting for a credit to be posted to my account. Thank-you One Bunk for being so considerate. I can't wait for the pandemic to be over so I can set this trip again and finally get to stay in your funky hotel. <3

This hotel is such a great value! We booked through Airbnb and the price was super reasonable. The location is fantastic— 5-7 minute drive to the US border ($5 cab), directly above the bar/restaurant La Justina (their cocktails are amazing), and a stone’s throw from tons of other restaurants, bars, and shops. There’s no need for a car since there’s plenty to do within walking distance. We also took Ubers from the hotel to farther restaurants a few times. When taking a taxi, most drivers don’t know the hotel by name, so it’s easier to just say that you want to go to the Hotel Ceasars on Avenida Revolucion, which is just diagonally across the street. We did have a little trouble finding the hotel on arrival because the entrance is actually up a steep set of steps on the side of the building. The beds have Casper mattresses, and are super comfortable. The style of the hotel is trendy and a bit eclectic, which makes for lots of fun Instagram pics haha. The room decor is simple, but funky, and the bathroom/shower tiles are fun. We especially loved the restaurant, La Placita, across the street for breakfast (with live music) and the restaurant, Cevicheria La Mas Nais, which is a few blocks away and has delish ahi tuna tostadas and whole grilled octopus. Also, take a taxi to the food truck park, Telefonica Gastro Park— great food and a really upbeat vibe!

This was a great little boutique hotel. Really fun and thoughtful design—from the record player and mini cafe in the common area, to the small bits of poetry written in strange places in the rooms. The staff were very friendly and we loved the location.