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"Me gustó mucho, tienen agua caliente en la alberca todos los dias, recomendado!!!"

"Excelente hotel "

"The staff is amazing! The staff really goes above and beyond! Very friendly, pleasing and attentive. You will feel at home. Our room had a bedroom, a living room and a terrace with the pool right outside our door. Great food at the restaurant. I highly recommend this hotel! :)))"

"It's a great place to stay and play tennis"

"Beautiful Pool, Garden and Tennis Courts , nice place for morning buffet in a nice patio with a big fountain , good food!"

"Excelente "

"Excellent property and staff. Only issue was noise from the road outside and doors slamming within the property, which interrupted our sleep. I would stay here again, however, it would be ideal if the door slamming could be addressed."

"Great staff, beautiful rooms, breakfast was tremendous, wonderful location. "

"Amazing place!!"

"it is a great place to stay in Cuernavaca - better than staying in a hotel. Great amenities, beautiful gardens and restaurant."

"Easy check in nice front desk people guy at night and lady in the morning beds could use replacing I had room 2 price was good and I slept fine "

"Great stay! Friendly staff, easy parking, spacious room and clean, loved the pool…gym needs an upgrade, needs more equipment…morning breakfast excellent!!!! Overall great hotel, definitely recommend it!!"

"Beautiful hotel. The people working there are very helpful and friendly. Made to order breakfasts were delicious. "

"The massage was the best! Food was extraordinary "

"The gardens, the rooms, the atmosphere, the service, it’s a magical place"

"Wonderful property and service. We were incredibly happy to stay there. Recommended 100%"

"Friendly staff and comfortable place."

"Very clean loft, good shower, comfy bed. Road noise not a factor. Would not stay here if I had a car as I saw a broken car window twice in 3 nights right in front of building. The building has a locked gate so the building felt safe. "