The decor of not only our room but of the whole hotel was fantastic. We spent some time relaxing in the outdoor area including the pool, surrounded by tall lush plants. The restaurant was closed in the evening which wasn't a problem as there are lots of places to eat just down the road. It was open at breakfast but we only had coffee so I can't comment on the food. The coffee though was amazing. A pour over that was smooth, hot, not bitter and had lots of flavour. Heaven. I know, you can't base going to a hotel just because they serve a good coffee but I had to mention it. Staff were helpful and pleasant but zero English. You know it is a Spanish speaking country so between our very bad Spanish and patience we all figured it out. Actually it was fun. So, probably one of the nicest hotels we have ever stayed in where you feel you have just won the lottery and picked a real winner. Oh, and as a bonus the room was nice and quiet. No street noise.

Always a problem for us in Mexico, which Tap is the hot water in the shower. Should have asked when we checked in. So it was a little brisk.

Wow, what a beautifully designed and decorated hotel. I so love that all of the rooms are each themed off of a different significant Woman in Mexican history. Fascinating to learn about. The room was very spacious and had a huge bed. The staff were also very kindly understanding that I arrived quite early and feeling a bit unwell, due to a long overnight ADO bus ride. They were able to get me in a room a bit earlier, so I could rest. The pool among all of the lush plants was delightful to dip into as well. Truly a little oasis among the hustle and bustle of central Tapachula. Very accessible to the nearby big market area as well. Would highly recommend to stay here, if you are looking for something cozy and delightful for your stay in Tapachula. :)

The restaurant on site was still closed. Would be lovely if it was operational again. :)

We only had a short stay, only long enough to eat and sleep before we moved on early in the morning. The entire place was gorgeous, a perfect little oasis. We loved the pool area even though we didnt go in, it looked like a tropical paradise. Our shower was very hot and had great pressure. The staff went out of their way to help us and even suggested a place for us to eat.

The only thing that would have been better was if the bed was softer, it wasnt bad, it was a very nice quality - just hard for our taste. We are getting old and everything hurts! It would be great to have some hair conditioner, our room only had shampoo and us gringos get really frizzy without it. Not the end of the world, we loved the entire experience and not having hair conditioner was not a big deal.

A lot of plants and art, niece concept, great price for the quality. We are definitely coming back.

I wouldn’t give it 5 stars cause it’s quite aged. The days we were there restaurant didn’t work, so we couldn’t have breakfast or dinner on place. Also consider that windows overlook the courtyard with the pool and if there are kids playing, it becomes noisy.

It was quiet even though it was in city center. My girls enjoyed the pool. The staff was very attentive and eager to please.

The neighborhood was not the best. Restaurant opened until 7:30 am. Rooms were small.

Charming hotel in perfect location for accessing city center of Tapachula. This is my second time staying in the hotel. Small, nice pool to cool off on hot days, and good A/C in rooms. Able to order drinks and snacks, but unfortuantely the restaurant was closed. Staff is lovely and very helpful. Very safe and very clean. I am looking forward to the next visit.

WiFi in rooms is not so strong, but it is strong in front receiption area and outside in courtyard.

Really nice charming hotel, very close to the center. Restaurant had delicious food. The decoration of this hotel is priceless.

Our room as a little noise with the morning traffic.

Comfortable, good sized room, aircon, hot showers, lovely pool, generally quiet considering area. Loved all the old Mexicana pictures & furniture

Location, no parking (if you had a rental), no coffee in rooms, no English news TV.

The hotel is one of the most beautifully decorated places I’ve stayed at. Every inch is covered in pieces that showcase history. I especially loved that each room of the hotel is named/dedicated to a famous woman in Mexican culture! The pool is central to the space and is surrounded by nature; a perfect place to relax and cool down. The hotel sits on the corner of a busy street and is in close proximity to many stores and restaurants within walking distance! It was easy to get around by foot and find a lot if you need it.

I absolutely loved my stay here! Unfortunately it is quite easy to hear everything going on outside of the rooms but if you’re a light sleeper just bring earplugs in case!

Jose Antonio went above & beyond. We were lost, trying to find this hotel in Tapachula. He walked several blocks to meet us and show us the way to the hotel. Later he brought extra towels & water to our room and helped us with securing our money in the safe. He also spoke English which was very helpful!

Shaved whiskers, from the previous guest, were on the tiled wall of the shower.