I returned again with my son. I can in April. This time I stayed in the room called Casa TzinTzunTzan. I could not beleive the beauty of this room. Service was the best, the food better than last time. It was good before, but even better now. Proces are still very reasonable. I will come back

Unfortunately, I had only one night to spend here, but from what I saw it is an excellent hotel. My room was very nice: clean, spacious, and decorated with nice local art. The bathroom was gorgeous. My only complaints were that I couldn't get the wireless Internet working, but I didn't bother asking for help as it was simply too late. I would definitely recommend staying here.

This little Boutique Hotel is absolutely divined. Each rooms are called Casa. I asked the front desk to show me some more rooms as I was absolutely taken away with the one I had: Casa Olinala from the state of Guerrero I was told. The one I saw was Casa Huichol from the state of Jalisco and Casa Michoacan. They managed to represent all the Mexican States in each rooms with pieces and decor that resemble a mini museum. So much history. Casa Azul I was told in reception is the owner`s old house remodelled. It has 24 rooms only. I travelled with my 13 years old son and I thought he would get bored. Not at all. They have a swimming pool., unlimited internet for free and Cable tv. The food and service was amazing. I highly recommend it.

Typically I prefer a hotel but this sort of B&B/hotel was a super choice. Nice folks with some excellent and honest restaurant recommendations. I was suprised to see so many Americans there and in town. Room was clean and the bedding and towels were high quality. I would prefer more towels be placed in the room. But maybe they have theft issues?

Everything worked. Missed english CNN and BBC, but the interenet helped stay connected. I'd recommend this little boutique hotel any day! But next time want to try the colonial next to the Brady.

Thank you to the staff and manager for taking such good care of us.