Hotels near Ventanas de San Miguel

"Property was very clean and staff very helpful. Breakfast was good."

"Charming rustic time stop there loved"

"We loved the hotel. Its location is perfect, the rooms are very confortable. Would stay again"

"Pésimo servicio cero serviciales para ayudar"

"Parking!!! 100 percent for a clean well run hotel. Special commendation to a very helpful staff. Even a welcome beverage. However hotel is close to the big church and cars are prohibited during the days and unsurprisingly the hotel has no parking. By phoning ahead we were met by one of the staff who organized valet- type parking. I was led to believe the cost to be 50 pesos for the day. On departure we were met by the parking valet and were required to pay 300 pesos - that leaves a sour taste after an otherwise very pleasant stay."

"Really good location. Close to the catedral."

"They treat you so nice it’s amazing all The people who works there "

"Nothing to complain about"

"I would have had good things to say about this place if I had not been robbed whilst staying there. I understand that bubble tents cannot be locked but the hotel's assurance that it is entirely safe because it is in a secure compound is clearly false. (From a text message sent before arrival: "We are in a private area, with security provided by both the hotel and Valle de los Sanderos.") I am not accusing hotel staff but someone entered my bubble, opened a bag, found cash that I had hidden, and took 1000 pesos. I informed staff at reception but the hotel did nothing but offer a late check out, which I did not need or want. No apology or even a drink from the bar. So, until they take the obvious step of installing safes in the bubbles, I suggest you either avoid this place or keep ALL valuables with you at all times. Also, a check-in window of two hours (3-5pm) is absurd given the unusual nature of the hotel. Note also that the restaurant closes at 5pm so you will need to take a taxi or uber into town if you want to eat later - it's about a 15 minute drive into town. "