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"Limpio"

"We planned on staying here but the shower did not function and was told it would be over 2 hrs to repair it. They would not accommodate us into another room so we could shower. We had a funeral to attend that day and we expressed it them how important it was and they were rude. We ask for a refund of the charge and they kept coming us with all these excuses not refund us. Would not recommend at all."

"Very good , central location and excellent food choices and great service and good customer service from all of the team members…"

"Excellent in all aspects, perfect location. For sure want to come back in our next trip to Taxco."

"Nice charming place."

"Gracias de nuevamente. Es nuestra tercera vez en el hotel y nos encanta!"

"Excellent staff"

"We had the Taormina room. It is not in the hotel. It is across the street and about 200 feet above the hotel (so many steps). We were traveling with friends who had rooms in the hotel so we felt pretty isolated. Everything in the hotel (pool, bar/cafe, etc.) was just too far away to be useful. The room and bed were big. The ventilation in the room is poor and it got very stuffy. The fan has one speed, full blast, and it’s very loud. A large glass pane on our door was broken/missing so the room was not secure. A giant human hairball lived under the bed and would occasionally make an appearance. We had hot water and good water pressure in the shower which we needed to clean our feet from the dirty floors. They offer only two bath towels and zero hand towels. There is a large shared terrace up more stairs with a nice view and a large swing seat. The foam in the seat cushion was soaking wet so it was not usable. I was thankful we were only staying two nights. The town is absolutely lovely so we spent very little time in the room."

"Excellent location, beautiful views, good restaurant, friendly staff. Easy to walk to the zocalo and restaurants. Hot water but the shower didn’t drain well. Pool was refreshing after walking the steep hills of Taxco in the sun."