A lot more cut off than i thought it would be - its about 10mins from the town by car them down a small winding path then once you get to reception its another walk to your room! up stairs across a bridge up a hill - be prepared!

The staff were nice but you felt like you were in their home not a hotel they were all pretty casual and had their kids, babies there at work with them. also we dont speak much spanish so was quite difficult to communicate ordering food was a challenge at breakfast as there was no menu even though we can speak a little spanish still managed to get the wrong food.

wasnt given any info on the activities and think it would have been difficult to arrange anything except the spa (which was quite expensive considering - £50 for a massage!! thats london prices!) Also the pool is pretty small but the water was a nice temp.

The restaurant was good though, the waiters sweet and the prices inexpensive and great view - of the lovely property lake and forest and grounds. There's free internet in the main building but we actually managed to get internet in our room too somehow??

The rooms are pretty amazing they are on silts in the woods with great views. There's a fireplace in the room which is a nice touch - we got them to come light it even though it wasnt that cold. Nice free standing bath but couldnt get very hot water only warm had to keep turning the tap on and off to get it. No tv or music in the room which i can understand but i would prefer to have if given the choice. NIce terrace with comfy loungers. Luckily we booked our own cab for the return trip to mexico city don't think the staff would have been able to arrange (thats how little faith i had in them!)

all in all was nice but kinda wished we'd gone somewhere else.

I had the opportunity to stay for a business trip with colleagues and thoroughly enjoyed the hotel and more importantly the property! Every room is a private "cabin/tent" with beautiful views, fireplace and comfortable furnishings. Walking down to the central gathering room was a treat as well - and the dining room and views are lovely. Beware - this concept does not include television or internet service, but if you have a 3G phone then not a problem. Definitely go for a massage, tried the piedras calientes and was a lovely 90 minutes of relaxation.

Rodavento is settled in a beuatiful pine forest.The architecture of the place is modern and gracefully respects nature. Activities are very fun, you can kayak, swim, rappel or canopy.Kids have a lot of fun,the food is very good and the ambiance great for families.You can also visit Valle de Bravo, which is a typical mexican village, and very well mantained.

Had a great two night stay at Rodavento in Valle de Bravo. Sooooooo relaxing. Great forest views from the rooms.

The staff is really friendly, but kind of forgetful. So if you ask for something and don’t get it, call again from your room or ask again. Otherwise, service is great. The restaurant staff is excellent.

The restaurant is GREAT. They have limited options, and the menu is the same for lunch and dinner, but everything is excellent. Breakfast is really good, which a huge variety of options.

The spa is pretty good, but not spectacular. There is a temazcal, but only on Saturdays, so plan to be there over the weekend if you don’t want to miss that.

Definitely make sure to bring warm clothes, it gets COLD at night, much colder than in Mexico City, and the rooms don’t have the best of heating. Be sure to get enough logs for the wood burning stove, they burn up fast. If you’re really cold, ask in reception and they can provide these really tiny space heaters that heat the room pretty fast.

Keep in mind that the hotel pretty much fills up on the weekends and is mostly empty on weekdays, so plan in advance if you have to be there on a weekend.