普埃布拉 - 安塔諾酒店(Hotel Puebla de Antano)

Recomendé el hotel a amigos, cuando estaba hospedado quisieron realizarle un secuestro virtual, busco apoyo con la recepción fue nulo, quiso recuperar su pago y no fue posible. Pésimo hotel, pésima seguridad. NO SE HOSPEDEN.

La ubicación es excelente a unos pasos de la catedral y de los sitios por visitar . El personal es muy atento. Hotel muy bonito y la habitación tiene todo lo necesario.

Excelente ubicación, lugar muy cómodo y con excelente atención.

La atención de recepción, algunos de los empleados no son empaticos con el cliente, la tv solamente su programación solo erabde 3 canaleta

Très grande chambre et salle de bain. Excelente proximité avec lieux d’interet.

This is a unique property as it used to be the Italian Consulate in the 19th Century. The rooms have high ceiling and are comfortable. I heard no noise from the street. There is a chef from France that has recently arrived for the hotel restaurant which I had dined at twice to very tasty meals. The hotel is very close to the main plaza.

Our room was very dirty upon check in but cleanliness improved over our stay. Took about 10 minutes of running shower to get hot water. Limited amenities in hotel. Great location close to zocalo, cathedral, shopping and dining. Not sure I’d go back.

This hotel, simply put, is lovely. Its 17th Century ambiance is all around, from the old school elevator, to the small chapel like areas and chandelier. The rooms are huge ('junior suites') and the bathroom/shower more than adequate. Excellent location just around the corner from the Zocalo, yet still perfectly quiet. The breakfast (included) on the open air rooftop on a Sunday morning was accompanied by the bells from the Cathedral. And just to keep it real, there is a picture of Elvis in the lobby! There is also an attached bar and separate restaurant.

No exterior windows, all rooms enter from main atrium lobby, so even though rooms are ok, you can hear everything going on due to hard surfaces and door not sound-proofed. The free breakfast, which consisted one choice, Frosted Flakes of all things, was insulting.