Hotels nahe Chorros de la Calera (Juayua)

„I loved everything about my stay. The room was spotless and very comfortable, the garden was beautiful and well maintained, and the service was excellent. The staff were extremely kind, professional, and attentive, which made the experience even better. I would definitely stay here again!“

„A hotel with potential but a receptionist that doesn’t understand her job and is just very unprofessional. Another big minus is that they let you pay at check out for water you drunk during breakfast. No one mentioned an extra charge for regular water, but they rudely insisted in paying at the end. But well, it began how it ended: kinda weird checkin, where we got asked to write our name, adress, passport number, phone number and a ignature at the receipt for the payment; all that after the ...

„Breathtaking views, the room is modern and clean. Amazing stuff“

„Room was clean, water was hot. The staff was extremely helpful, and we had a very nice visit with the managing owners. They were gracious to tell us about the area and the history of their resort like grounds. I would highly recommend a stay here, the bonus is a horseback ride through the coffee farm, and a tour of the exotic animals in their rehabilitation area. A spacious grand restaurant and hearty breakfast to start the day. They also operate the Alicante Hot Springs just down the road, ...

„Das Hotel liegt in Stadtzentrum. Es ist sehr ruhig dennoch.“

„Very unique and lovely hotel.“

„phänomenaler Blick und etwas besonderes! “

„Everything Clean .“

„Todo súper bien, el personal Sumamente amable “

„There very clean and spacious love it .“

„The grounds are beautiful, the rooms are big except they dont have bug screens and smells moldy. The highlight is the Spa and Sauna, so relaxing. They also need to improve the restaurant there were several meals not available as well as drinks. Otherwise the place is beautiful , clean and very relaxing “

„The panoramic cabin is a basic shed with rudimentary electricity and plumbing. It’s more like camping with an outhouse included. There are gaps in the clapboard siding walls you can see through. It’s sold as rustic but it’s barely inhabitable. On the positive side the family that runs it were gracious and kind people. They were helpful and offered assistance in going into town. There recommendations to go to El Congo made our stop in Lake Coatepaque a wonderful memory point. Possibly the ...