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Discover the best Lodges in Northern Mexico including Hotel Barrancas del Cobre, Rancho Cabanas San Isidro Lodge, La Posada En El Potrero Chico, Hotel Barrancas del Cobre, Hotel Cerro Mocho, Hotel Ecosuites, Cusarare River Sierra Lodge, Hotel Jardin del Centro, Cabanas Arepo - Barrancas de Lolita, Hotel Ana Isabel.
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1. Hotel Barrancas del Cobre
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 46 reviews
Avoid this hotel and Balderrama Collection brand
Reviewed By mikeromancCareful with this hotel, they don’t have a coffee machine in the whole hotel, heaters don’t work, forniture is old with the excuse it’s rustic, there is no cell data and barely signal for calls, there’s no internet, they say that it’s not working for now but reviews from 2017 saying the same. There is bad attitude from the personnel there, cleaned up our room and they didn’t put more toilet paper, it’s so close to train station that you will hear it on your head so loud at midnight and 6 am. Parking lot is so tight and personnel sey, you can park wherever you want. There’s no food, coffee or bar there, with the excuse you go to their most expensive hotel near there, where they will charge you 20 dollars for a dinner, that the accountant of the hotel described that has meat, poultry and salads, having grilled chicken, ground meat, spaghetti and a salad with only tomatoes and lettuce... and they charge you for drinks on top.
2. Rancho Cabanas San Isidro Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
not the Ritz, but gracious family host you at their family ranch.
Reviewed By pkutaGreat and abundant food by Margarita, and drives to Urique and Tarahumara/Rirumuri sites and culture by Mario. great overlooks of the Urique Canyon. we were picked up by Mario at Divisidero...friendly, good English. The ranch is pretty self-sufficient, with cattle, horses, veggie garden, etc. A highlight to our trip to Copper Canyon.
3. La Posada En El Potrero Chico
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 25 reviews
Will be back
Reviewed By 53jeremiahlStayed 10 days. Rooms are adequate, we didn't spend much time in them as we were out climbing most of the day. Rooms were clean, no bugs/pests. Beds were comfortable, a friend stayed at pagoda & sendero and complained about how hard her mattress was. Be prepared with ear plugs as the neighbors/locals like to turn the music up loud. Favorite feature was the hammock right outside the room (every room has 1). Strong wifi all around the resort, plenty of room in the communal kitchen (cook tops, fridge & shelf space). Swimming pool was available for rest days but we didn't use it as the water was cold in mid March. The restaurant at the resort was a little expensive compared to options up & down the street but it was convenient. The employees know a little English but it's always good to try to learn the native language when you visit a foreign country. What makes the place so welcoming is the other guests that stay there. Everyone is eager to share trail/climb beta or restaurant suggestions or supplies that they didn't use during their stay. Someone handed off a 24 pack of water and an almost full bottle of tequila. A taxi snafu at the end of our visit upended our vacation but Olga, the lady at the front desk & señor Lozano (owner, I think) made it right. He booked my flight and hotel stay in Monterey & made sure I was able to get home safely. He was very apologetic and assured me that this was the 1st time in 20+ years that this happened. We'll return for sure.
4. Hotel Barrancas del Cobre
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 46 reviews
Avoid this hotel and Balderrama Collection brand
Reviewed By mikeromancCareful with this hotel, they don’t have a coffee machine in the whole hotel, heaters don’t work, forniture is old with the excuse it’s rustic, there is no cell data and barely signal for calls, there’s no internet, they say that it’s not working for now but reviews from 2017 saying the same. There is bad attitude from the personnel there, cleaned up our room and they didn’t put more toilet paper, it’s so close to train station that you will hear it on your head so loud at midnight and 6 am. Parking lot is so tight and personnel sey, you can park wherever you want. There’s no food, coffee or bar there, with the excuse you go to their most expensive hotel near there, where they will charge you 20 dollars for a dinner, that the accountant of the hotel described that has meat, poultry and salads, having grilled chicken, ground meat, spaghetti and a salad with only tomatoes and lettuce... and they charge you for drinks on top.
5. Hotel Cerro Mocho
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
La mejor opción en Tula, Hotel Cerró Mocho
Reviewed By miguelg80Excelente Hotel, muy completo y seguro, recién remodelado de baños y acabados, limpio, con televisión, cable, internet, seguridad las 24 horas y cámaras de vigilancia, además de que cuenta con asadores
6. Hotel Ecosuites
Overall Ratings
3 based on 6 reviews
Horrible stay! Lack of management
Reviewed By CueporTerrible place to stay!! I will never return there. My family and I reserve for 2 nights only stay one night this place is dirty and old, the AC was broken and the worse part is that we had to deal with loud people drinking outside we complain more then 4 times but they didn't do anything I couldn't take my kids out of that hotel because it was 4 am but next morning I book in another hotel. The management there really sucks we didn't even care about a reimbursement after the cancellation but they never apologize instead they were acting horrible to us. Is not safe place for you and your family!! The most frustrating part was had to deal with the poor and lack of management. their attitude is horrible they prefer to distort things before accepting that they do not know how to do their job and ask customers for an apology. Very disappointing!
7. Cusarare River Sierra Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
Dejo de Operar.
Reviewed By PerrochihuahuaEste hotel dejo de operar bajo esa administracion y ahora tiene una nueva y otro nombre, seria importante que esta publicidad fuera dada de baja para no confundir a los clientes o para evitarles resesrvar en un hotel que no toma mas reservaciones.
8. Hotel Jardin del Centro
Overall Ratings
3 based on 27 reviews
Hotel Jardin del Centro is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Chihuahua, offering a budget friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. The rooms offer air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. In addition, as a valued Hotel Jardin del Centro guest, you can enjoy an on-site restaurant that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. When you're feeling hungry, you can check out La Casa de los Milagros (0.0 mi), El Meson de Catedral (0.3 mi), or El Aguafuerte (0.0 mi), which are all within walking distance of Hotel Jardin del Centro. Plus, during your trip, don't forget to check out an art gallery, such as Centro de Desarrollo Cultural. Enjoy your stay in Chihuahua!
Older hotel, quiet night's sleep
Reviewed By Dave MThis is an older hotel, well past its prime. It is located in the historic center of Chihuahua. The rooms are clean and the AC good. For the price, it's good value for a good night's sleep. It's quiet, but the street out front does not feel safe at night, and I travel everywhere in Mexico. There is plenty of hot water, but be forewarned, you get no soap, no shampoo or anything. You also do not get a bottle of water and they don’t have any on site to buy either. The WiFi can be sketchy, depending on where your room is. The people were very helpful, but no taxis responded when they called for one. It says no smoking, but there were plenty of ash trays full of cigarette butts in the courtyard. Again, it's a dated property, but clean. It just need some TLC. But you will sleep well. At a fair price.
9. Cabanas Arepo - Barrancas de Lolita
Overall Ratings
3 based on 11 reviews
Good rooms and food
Reviewed By Martijn710We stayed one night and it was very nice of them to pick us up from the station. Furthermore, we had a great dinner there, cooked by the owner herself. The room was spacious and had a hot shower. Be aware though that the village is really tiny and has next to nothing to do. There are a supermarket and an other cabañas with tour information. The people of Arepo/Lolitas tried to help us with tours but had very limited information. One lady was so kinds to drive us to the adventure park and explain how stuff works there. She also took us to our next hotel, after which it became clear we had to pay for the driving. This is perfectly normal, but it would have been nice to hear it up front :)
10. Hotel Ana Isabel
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 5 reviews
Hotel Ana Isabel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Durango, offering a budget friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a seating area, bringing comfort and convenience to your visit. While staying at Hotel Ana Isabel, visitors can check out Palacio del Conde del Valle de Súchil (0.1 mi) and Nuestra Senora de Santa Ana (0.5 mi), some of Durango's top attractions. While in Durango be sure to experience nearby Mexican restaurants such as Gorditas Gabino, La Victoria, or Fonda de la Tia Chona. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Walk the Old West (0.1 mi), Calle Constitucion (0.2 mi), and Parque Guadiana (1.2 mi), which are some popular Durango attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the lodge. Enjoy your stay in Durango!
Reservé en línea y las fotos no corresponden
Reviewed By David GNo me gustó el hotel: se encuentra en una zona insegura, está deteriorado y no les preocupa el mantenimiento. El ruido y el mal olor en la habitación no me dejaron dormir. El personal fue amable, aunque algo inexpertos.
