Hotels in Puebla

Hotel is located in a nice new growing area. Hotel has a nice design and a great view to the golf course. Room rate was exceptional for the type of hotel, but found the incidentals extremely expensive. Even though the Golf course is nice, the cost to play does not go along with the condition or the site. Food at restaurant was pretty average.

I enjoyed staying at this hotel. It has helpful and friendly staff (even though I do not speak Spanish) and is very well located. It is in an old convent and care has been taken to make the additions look old. My only gripe was the internet access which had to be paid for and the system is that the half-hour, one-hour,or two-hours paid for have to be used all in one go. If you wat to use the internet for a few minutes several times a day, you have to pay for a whole day. Why is it that cheaper hotels usually have free internet, while more expensive hotels try to take every cent they can?

This hotel was a very clean and professional hotel with a good breakfast, very like the La Quinta of Mexico.

Loved the hotel, very authentic Mexican hotel. The only thing I didn't like was the noise from the firecrackers all day and all night long along with the church bells from the church right across the street. We also could have used a fan at night...no air conditioning, but they didn't have a fan. The room was very clean and the hotel is kept very nice.

I enjoyed staying at this hotel. It has helpful and friendly staff (even though I do not speak Spanish) and is very well located. It is in an old convent and care has been taken to make the additions look old. My only gripe was the internet access which had to be paid for and the system is that the half-hour, one-hour,or two-hours paid for have to be used all in one go. If you wat to use the internet for a few minutes several times a day, you have to pay for a whole day. Why is it that cheaper hotels usually have free internet, while more expensive hotels try to take every cent they can?

The hotel was in a beautiful building with a fabulous foyer and the room was very nice. Although we loved it we were disappointed in some aspects of the service, eg a note in our room offered compliamentary tea and coffee but when we searched for it, there was none of either on any of the days during our stay. One morning we were able to find some hot water from the kitchen but no teabags and on the Sunday morning we were told the kitchen was closed so there would be no hot water. A small beef maybe but if it is offered, it should be provided. There were a couple of other small issues re service but the wonderful ambience of Puebla overrode them all.

This hotel is an old home that has been very tastefully renovated. It is in back of the Amparo Museum, three blocks from the zocalo, and near an area of antique shops. It was quiet, comfortable, and had a nice restaurant in a covered patio. It does not have an elevator and the stairs are a bit steep, but we enjoyed the little balcony which allowed for good light and fresh air. The staff was helpful and cordial. We had access to the small exercise room and the hotel offers free wi-fi. We would definitely stay at the Casona San Antonio again.