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"Hotel muy bien, solo el aire acondicionado hace muchísimo ruido"

"Centrally located with easy access to mall, food options, bank and available transportation. Overall hotel was very clean and staff were friendly. The pool area didn’t have any umbrellas which would have been nice and the gym didn’t have any circulation causing extreme heat when more than 1 person was working out. Would stay again if made those minor adjustments. "

"Please tip housekeepers, they do an awesome job! This place is conveniently located near Parque de la marimba n other nearby attractions. Transportation is easy, although I would suggest Uber instead of taxis or any other public transportation. Five stars for this hotel. Rooms are a bit outdated but overall is a beautiful hotel, nice pool to kill the heat"

"I liked it’s clean and nice. I don’t like because it’s not close to convenient store or more restaurants ."

"BEST HOTEL in Tuxtla! "

"Downtown "

"Good"

"Friendly, helpful staff, cute landscaping and tropical surroundings, extremely uncomfortable beds, thin walls, headboard not attached, did not sleep well. Place was really nice, but they need to get new mattresses. We enjoyed walking to Palenque archeological site from the hotel and the zoo across the street. 70 peso rode to the town. "

"This property needs more staff to keep up"

"Lovely and quiet place, close to the Palenque site, I would definitely return."

"Excelente Servicio la comida super bien elaborada "

"The service and food amazing "

"We had a wonderful stay in Palenque! The grounds of the hotel are beautifully maintained and clean! The rooms are comfortable and clean! We enjoyed our stay!😊"

"Stayed here as a base for exploring the Palenque archaeological site, which it was perfect for. The staff were very helpful in suggesting another half-day trip to the local waterfalls. Good air-conditioning and comfortable bed. In terms of onward public transport links, this is a good option: arrived via the ADO bus which is a short walk from the hotel, and then travelled onward via the Maya Train (took a local taxi to the station from the center). "