Hotels with Parking & Resorts in Sierra de Chiquilistlan

"The hotel is beautiful and their garden and pool and kids playground is so nice for our kids. I was a bit sad our receptionist didn’t tell us about their breakfast, spa. Next time I would love to visit their spa and restaurant wish they had a fridge in their rooms. I did love the snacks provided by the hotel, I love their decorations wish I had more time for pictures. House keeper was amazing super clean and friendly and professional. "

"Great hotel in Sayula!!"

"Beautiful view Working Fireplace in Room"

"On our two week trip to the region, this was easily our favorite lodging due to the superior customer service and the exquisitely comfortable beds and more. Armando, Reynaldo, and Javier were the staff who we interacted with and all went above and beyond for customer service, whether it was resolving problems in translation or getting additional blankets or personally escorting us to a doctor and pharmacy when one of us was sick on a holiday weekend and very little was open so we had to keep searching. We were never abandoned to find our own way, even when we were walking slowly. The location was perfect, with so many small shops and restaurants and bakeries nearby and the main plaza with even more options less than 2 blocks away. The interior courtyard was a relaxing place to sit. Unfortunately we weren't able to try the restaurant/cafe as it's only open on limited days and times due to staffing. We were on the ground floor (room 10) which is right on the street level. Noise never bothered us, even when there was a tianguis right outside our window. The only drawback was the 6 cm gap at the bottom of the curtain which let in light and distracting movement of passersby. We truly hope we can return without being sick and have more time to enjoy this beautiful area and the hotel."

"This hotel is a great find. Clean. Great breakfast. Super staff. The rooms are very attractive and mine had a working fireplace. They learned I was a birder and put me in touch with a local author of the Tapalpa bird guide. "