If you want cheap, you have it. Like the customer service people for this web site.
Typical cheap hotel: Not as nice as picture implies, no sign on building or doorway (just the address - look for Krispy Kreme next door), damage to cabinets, towels that good hotels would discard (noticeably frayed, but decent in softness, weight and absorbability), absurd electrical options (no plug near bed for phone or laptop), HORRIBLE lighting (don't expect to read in the bathroom or in bed) Not good for wheelchairs - steps to deal with.
Best to open main room window if you take hot showers, as the exhaust fan will not keep windows and mirror next to windows from fogging (the only mirror with good light -- if there is daylight!)
Not a great neighborhood, unless you want low-end exploration (lots of street food close by!) Better areas are within waling distance. I consider this a better area than Doctores.
Clean but old. VERY Good WiFi that does not require multiple log-ins the way my last hotel (Andrade) required ad nauseum. I was able to access WiFi from outside the hotel. Nice enough staff, but no English. Nice view.
I didn't see a thermostat, so no climate control. Big electric fan was in closet for warmer days. The natural temperature was great during my stay.
Easy, cheap improvements:
--Hooks/knobs on the wall to hang a jacket, purse, etc. .
--Add an extension cord to the bed lamp plug (I couldn't find it because of mounted headboard, but there was a bedside lamp.)