Zona Norte Vista
No. 410 Ave. Constitucion, Zona Norte, Tijuana, BC…Telefonos: (00+52+664)…688-39-68, 688-39-56, 685-97-74 & 685-6601…English & Espanol Spoken (Hablado)
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Welcome to the Hotel California...the Hotel Leyva
Welcome...Willkomen...Bienvenue…
…or as they say in Espanol, "Bienvenidos Amigos!"
The Hotel Leyva is the hotel of choice for the international traveler visiting Tijuana, Mexico. Clean, comfortable, with a multilingual staff ready to assist the traveler in all things “turisimo”…
Long established in Tijuana's Zone Norte, the hotel is located in the heart of
the nightlife district, across the street from the world-famous Adelita Bar and right
next door to the reknown Chicago Club. Both clubs are favored by sophisticated Los Angelinos (Los Angeles, California…)
The Zona Norte is one of Tijuana's oldest districts, located alongside the Tijuana River which marks the border between Mexico and the United States. The district was built up during Prohibition in the USA and became a popular spot for nightclubs, bars, theaters to locate, catering to the foreign English-speaking tourist coming from the United States. Known today as the “Amsterdam of Baja”, the junction of Coahuila Street and Constitucion is world famous for hospitality and entertainment.
Restaurants abound along with some 25 bars found within a few square blocks and the Hotel Leyva is located right smack dab in the middle of the action.
…or as they say in Espanol, "Bienvenidos Amigos!"
The Hotel Leyva is the hotel of choice for the international traveler visiting Tijuana, Mexico. Clean, comfortable, with a multilingual staff ready to assist the traveler in all things “turisimo”…
Long established in Tijuana's Zone Norte, the hotel is located in the heart of
the nightlife district, across the street from the world-famous Adelita Bar and right
next door to the reknown Chicago Club. Both clubs are favored by sophisticated Los Angelinos (Los Angeles, California…)
The Zona Norte is one of Tijuana's oldest districts, located alongside the Tijuana River which marks the border between Mexico and the United States. The district was built up during Prohibition in the USA and became a popular spot for nightclubs, bars, theaters to locate, catering to the foreign English-speaking tourist coming from the United States. Known today as the “Amsterdam of Baja”, the junction of Coahuila Street and Constitucion is world famous for hospitality and entertainment.
Restaurants abound along with some 25 bars found within a few square blocks and the Hotel Leyva is located right smack dab in the middle of the action.
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