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Copper Canyon Sierra Lodge


Creel 31000, Mexico
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4 of 5 stars
London, United Kingdom
31 Jul 2009 | Trip type: Family
1/1 found this review helpful

As previous reviewers have noted this place has no electricity despite the area having power for 2 years. This makes the rooms dark and the bathrooms even darker. Kerosene lanterns don't put out much light! Our room had a fire and I suspect they all do but it was not needed in July. There was hot water but the shower... more

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5 of 5 stars
BCS
14 Dec 2008 | Trip type: Couples
1/1 found this review helpful

This charming lodge is located within easy walking distance of a waterfall and a short hike away from the village of Cusararé. Both the museum and the mission make it worth the effort to stroll into town. There is no electricity but when we returned to our room after dinner we found the kerosene lamps lit and wood for the... more

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4 of 5 stars
sacramento
5 Jan 2008
2/2 found this review helpful

We stayed one night at the Sierra Madre Hiking Lodge outside of Creel due to the rave reviews we saw in certain travel guides. After 2 days in town, we wanted to get out of Creel and spend some time in an area with hiking opportunities and a quiet atmosphere. This lodge offers both in abundance! But be prepared for... more

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2 of 5 stars
Calgary, Canada
14 Apr 2007
4/4 found this review helpful

The Sierra Lodge was built by American Skip McWilliams 40 years ago, when it was a primitive location without electric power. Skip made a lot of the lack of power adding to the ambiance, and that he could get more for the rooms without power than with. This lodge is still a nice, quiet, rustic place to stay in the... more

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5 of 5 stars
Tucson, AZ
10 Mar 2007 | Trip type: Friends getaway
1/3 found this review helpful

We stayed at Sierra Madre lodge, another lovely spot. We hiked to the Waterfall to search for the Eared Quetzal, but had no luck. It’s a great walk and the bird had been seen two days before, but our luck finally gave out. We had the best meal of the week here by the light of kerosene lamps. The biggest... more

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4 of 5 stars
Davenport, Iowa
15 Jan 2007 | Trip type: Couples
2/2 found this review helpful

We avoid "touristy" and crowded places. This facility is older, but well maintained and truly rustic (no electricity, no phones) with kerosene lamps and a woodburning fireplace in each room. Roberto (the manager) and the staff were always helpful, never in the way. Since I couldn't walk significant distances, Roberto drove us closer to the falls, and on the way... more

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4 of 5 stars
Overland Park, KS
8 Nov 2005
6/6 found this review helpful

The Sierra Lodge was used by our party only as a stop-over going to/from Batopilas at the bottom of the canyon. No electricity made me know we were not in KS anymore. We loved the novelty. Also resulted in my leaving my best tweezers in the dimmly lit room. Oh, well. Staff were friendly and helpful. Colorfully dressed Tarahumara women... more

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3 of 5 stars
Dallas, TX
27 Feb 2005
6/7 found this review helpful

From our being met at the train station in Creel, to our departure two days later, the hospitality was excellent. The absence of electricity on the property is daunting, as the rooms are "lit" by two kerosene lamps, albeit quite dimly, and there is a single lamp struggling to provide light in the bathroom. Rooms are heated by wood stoves.... more

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5 of 5 stars
Tucson, AZ
14 Nov 2003
8/8 found this review helpful

I stayed one night at the Sierra Lodge located 21 kilometers south of Creel and a short hike from Cusarare Falls. It is also a short 3 kilometer drive to the new Loyola Museum in the village of Cusarare. The lodge stay was excellent. No electricity but instead kerosene lamps and a potbelly stove for cool nights. The food was... more

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