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P8,388 total

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Jun 29 - Jun 30

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Top Tlaquiltenango Hotel Reviews

Hotel Catedral Jojutla

8/10 Good

"Las habitaciones estan limpias y muy cómodas las camas. Le falta algo de mantenimiento. Limpiar la pared. Poner aceite en bisagras de puerta del baño. Limpiar la regadera de sarro. Por lo demás, estuvo muy bien."

Casa Francisco Cuernavaca

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel was really nice, clean and ideal for family with mobility issues. We def would stay again and again here. There were ramps, car pick up, drop offs that made it easy to get in and out of the property incl access to the restaurant and pool areas without the use of a lot of stairs. Our rooms on the 1st flr & 2nd was near the pool. The grounds were well maintained, manicured lawn and trees. The front desk staff, waiter staff, grounds, cleaning staff said greetings and accommodated our room needs. The porters are the winners here for service, they were gracious, helpful and social, greeting us esp at night upon return when property gates were closed. There was a great band playing at the hotel restaurant, but had to cut their set short due to rainstorm that flooded some areas, incredible crew was in motion to remove water from ceramic floors. The pools looked refreshing, saw others enjoying the pool all day long. The hotel was within a short distance of city attractions and events. The on site restaurant was lively, tv, music and bar with great customer service, the food was yummy. Our only two minor concerns were room sinks had faucet sprayers splashing water all over you when in use. The other is the room keycard easily becomes demagnetized if left near your wallet or cell phone, which the front staff stated could happen at check in, we didn’t believe it would be so easy to do, it happened for us twice, but front staff reprogrammed them courteously, no attitude."

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