An attractive guesthouse with a real Mexican feel. We felt a lot of attention had been paid to the decor which was brightly coloured. There were chairs and plants outside rooms.

2 gripes: 1) Major water problems. There was a real stink in the bathroom from the shower and when I decided to brave the smell and take a shower no water came out. I complained downstairs and the lady on reception turned on a switch for the water (I don't understand why it wasn't on previously) 2) No toilet paper in the room and it took several attempts at asking to get some.

Otherwise a very pretty place that I would recommend!

We (two senior ladies) stayed here 2 nights in mid March. It was favorably recommended in the Lonely Planet Mexico and we just walked in . . . there were plenty of rooms. We looked at several, same amenities, different sizes, and settled on room 10.

We paid 250 pesos ($22.73) for room 10 (up one flight of stairs)with two double beds, tile floors, a/c and a ceiling fan, table, TV (no remote), glassed-in shower, and huge sink. The sink and tiles around it were Talavera, very pretty. There was a cool and plant-filled patio/sitting area right outside our room.

The posada was nothing special but it was clean and cool . . . and quiet (maybe because there were hardly any other guests). It was just a block or two from the main park and the main street of Palenque.

The hotel personnel speak very little English but try to be helpful. Breakfast is not included but they do have a small restaurant (wasn't open when we wanted breakfast).