The positives first: check in went smoothly, this property was a monastery at one time. The grounds are amazing. Unfortunately the negatives were numerous. We were supplied with one glass and one towel and took numerous requests to get 2 of each. The lamp only worked if you plugged it in and then unplugged it to shut off, the switch was broken. The bedspread was stained, with what we don't know. We ran out of hot water twice once at night, once in the morning, and at 3200 feet the water is cold. One English TV channel was provided, yes the one that rots your mind.. There is a beautiful glass enclosed restaurant on the grounds the one highlighted on their website, it's called Love, because they love to keep it closed. When I asked if it was open for breakfast, I was told the restaurant was out of commission. This hotel is way out in the country surrounded by greenhouses, There is nothing within 3 miles of this hotel. To eat you must go into town which is 3 miles away. Front desk informed us it was 80 peso's by taxi, but we later learned of a bus that passes the hotel. In a remote location like this a fridge and microwave would be a asset In the evening there is nothing to do, and I mean nothing A meager continental breakfast is provided.but we were not informed of this' The pool is lovely if you're a polar bear or like freezing. Would definitely not stay here again