The 2-bedroom unit was on the corner with balconies overlooking the street, but noise at night was not a problem. The beds were comfortable and the facilities beautiful. Please remember the building is very old, but the hotel has done a great job keeping the old but adding modern niceties, like hot water. We had a small problem with the bathroom drain which the staff fixed while we were out for the day.

If you get the 2 bedroom, be aware that the layout is a little inconvenient. You open the door to the 1st room and walk through that to the 2nd bedroom where the bathroom is also accessed. There isn't a separate bathroom access from bedroom 1. But the 2 separate rooms were perfect for friends traveling together.

One of the ongoing problems with hotels in Mexico is the cama hotelera, the “hotel” bed. A lot of hotels buy harder, firmer mattresses because they last longer, and it is like sleeping on a concrete slab. So you can imagine how thrilled we were to discover this lovely hotel where management had invested in providing a comfortable thermapedic type mattress layer to make the beds super comfortable. And the hot water was great in the showers. The location was great. The rooms were lovely. And wacky in a good way. Lots of antique furniture and the Moroccan Room is one well worth asking for, with its Morocco themed walls and furniture. We would stay here again. The reception staff, truly wonderful. They let us leave our big luggage with them while we road tripped to Cuetzalan for a few days. For more on our trip, and Puebla check out my photos on Jay Francis Día de Muertos 2023 on fb. Update January 2024. I returned to the hotel in January for two nights. January is probably one of the colder months in Puebla. I stayed in room 101 and the king size bed was super comfortable and I slept very well. Being an older hotel, there is no heating in the room so I asked for an extra blanket, and when it was bedtime, I just made quick moves between the bathroom, room area, and bed. What’s in bed, I was perfectly warm and actually slept late. Now, an older hotel running the hot water in January. I noted that it took about five minutes for the hot water to be delivered to the shower, which makes sense because that water has to pass the meters and meters of hotel piping that is probably cold because of the time of year. also being an older hotel, they wouldn’t have their own pressurization system so the water is coming out at fairly low pressure based on whatever the city can deliver. But it wasn’t a major problem for me and the comfortable bed and the location still make me give this hotel a thumbs up. Also, in room 101, lots of closet and drawer space because it is a nice size room

The water pressure in the shower was very low.

This hotel was built in the 18th century and has been maintained to preserve its authenticity. Our room had a balcony above the street. It was very spacious with lots of antiques. The location is wonderful. There are great bars and restaurants on the streets below but it is not noisy at night. It is only a brief walk to the Zocalo and the artists quarter. All of the buildings in the historical district have been carefully preserved. The hotel is an extension of the street as there is no setback from the road to the front door. The Wifi is great but there are no other services. However, you can get whatever you want just outside the hotel.

There was no wine opener or glasses in the room.

This is a beautiful historic building where every room has a different decor, including art objects, elaborately carved furniture, chandeliers. Our room was huge with a big bathroom and a small terrace overlooking the street. The decor included objects from India, paintings, etc. that were very interesting and unusual in a hotel. When we asked for extra pillows and a fan, they came almost immediately. The location was great, just one block from the zocalo, actually it was partly in the center.

The street was quite noisy with party goers, cleaning trucks, and the police vehicle making very annoying beeps for no apparent reason. Because the rooms are not air-conditioned, it was difficult to keep, the terrace door closed and still be comfortable. But it was still fun to stay in such a unit building.

Great room in an old casona with lots of charm, incredibly high ceilings, helpful staff and amazing location

Balcony rooms were great but a bit noisy if you leave the doors/windows open to cool off; interior rooms quite hot and windows only opened to courtyard where others can see in. Recommend using warm white for light bulbs to avoid office-type lighting. Could use some maintenance TLC but great value regardless

The location, the historic building and decorations. It's a very interesting place historically and architectonically. The location in the historic center is unbeatable.

Some creaking floors and less than ideal bathroom doors are to be expected from such a place. But nothing that i would consider a dealbreaker.

Pet friendly. The location was great. One block from the zocalo so close to lots of restaurants, tour busses, shopping. Comfortable king size bed. Large(ish) flat screen TV, excellent wifi. Helpful staff. Large room. Large bathroom. Large shower. Hot water. Coffee pot. Parking available (for a fee) within the same block.

We had a very spacious room, which was good because my friend and I have different sleeping habits and need space between us! Very close to the Zocalo, and the many things in El Centro.

We had trouble connecting with the WiFi sometimes, but the hotel staff was helpful in getting us online.

Beautiful old residence in a fantastic location. Right in the action but room was quiet thanks to double glazed window. The beds in mexico can be as hard as rock but this one was very comfortable.

The shower didn't have much water pressure but an old building means old plumbing

Great conditions for a colonial hotel and good location, we were happy to be there

A little disappointed for the hot water on the shower (too long to came outt and not enough pressure) It was a lamp on the night stand with out plug, just the wires peeled off