Rates

All rates are in USD, exchange rate today is: $ 19.95 MXN per USD

All rates includes taxes

Amenities

Most of our properties are fully equipped. Please check the amenities below

Air Conditioning
Alarm Clock
Balcony
Blender
Cable
CD Player
Ceiling Fans
City View
Coffee Maker
Cooktop
Dishwasher
Disposal
Dryer
Elevator
Furnished
Hair Dryer
Heated Pool
Iron
Ironing Board
Kids Allowed
Linens
Microwave
Mountain View
Non Smoking
Oven
Parking
Pets Not Allowed
Purified Water System
Refrigerator
Toaster Oven
Towels
TV
Washer
Wheelchair Access

Local Information

Property Policy

This property has its own policies, please read carefull

Condominiums Rivera Molino
Summary of Rules and Regulations
A. General
1. Condominiums Rivera Molino is a private residential building that is home to many of its
residents and should not be construed to be a resort or hotel. The staff is not available for
private or guest rental services during their work schedule.
2. These rules incorporate the regulations as detailed in the bylaws of Rivera Molino. This
document is not all-inclusive. For additional information, please contact your rental agency
or the owner of your condominium.
3. Noise within the unit and all common areas must be kept to a minimum level, especially
between the hours of 9:00 PM and 8:00 AM. Please be aware that loud conversation and
slamming gates/doors carries along corridors and between floors.
4. Moral behavior and respect for others is expected at all times.
5. Rivera Molino is not responsible for damage or loss of personal property.
6. The number of non-owner occupants residing in a unit is limited to 4 people in a onebedroom condo, 6 people in a two-bedroom unit, and 8 people in a three-bedroom unit.
Overnight guests beyond those listed on the rental agreement are not permitted.
7. Non-owner occupants must register with Security upon their arrival by providing full names
of all occupants. Visitors are allowed with proper ID and must be cleared beforehand.
Security personnel can deny access if this or other requirements are not satisfied.
B. Pool (Please see the Pool Rules for complete regulations regarding pool use.)
1. Towels, clothing and other articles hanging on balcony railings is prohibited.
2. Nothing breakable is allowed in the pool area.
3. Saving chairs or tables for others not present in the pool area is not permitted.
4. Diving and other unsafe behavior is prohibited.
C. Parking
1. If a guest renter has received permission to park a vehicle in the garage, the vehicle must be
parked in the designated space of occupied condo unit and kept in operable condition.
2. Security personnel must be informed of the make/model, color, and license number of all
vehicles parked in the garage.
3. Non-owners may not allow others to use their designated space. Unauthorized vehicle may
be towed at the expense of the owner/renter.
D. Pets
1. Pets must be on a leash and under the control of owners at all times. Pets are not allowed
beyond the elevators.
2. Pet waste must be picked up immediately and disposed of properly.
E. Enforcement and Penalties
1. Non-compliance with the above and the Bylaws will be dealt with in the manner provided in
the Bylaws and may result in financial penalties levied against the owner. Any damages to
common areas or furniture by an owner’s guests will be repaired or replaced by the
Administration at the owner’s expense.

Inside security cameras

When cameras move inside, things get a little more complicated. Again, cameras are only allowed in areas where one does not have a reasonable expectation of privacy. Thus, store security cameras used to prevent shoplifting are generally okay. But, what happens when the camera is situated someplace where one expects privacy but that is also an ideal location for one to conceal store merchandise?

Similarly, other areas like rented rooms, hotel rooms, and locker rooms are generally off limits for security cameras. Again, the expectation in these places are for complete privacy, and one should feel comfortable undressing in these locations without having to worry about someone watching or broadcasting the footage.