Find hotels near Palafoxiana Library, Puebla from AED 254

"Honest Review! This hotel has a Mexican soap opera vibe. The establishment is very clean, rooms are also very clean. There is a mini split a/c unit in the room which keeps the room nice and cool on hot days. The staff is very nice. The location is also top tier, walking distance to the plaza from where you can get transportation to literally anywhere. The buffet in the morning is very good, they have a variety of food to eat and plenty of cook-to-order food (tacos, omelets, pizza etc.). Also tried the Italian restaurant Panadero in the hotel and the food was surprisingly just like the food I tasted in Italy. Staff mention the owner is Italian and it’s his recipes that are being used ( not sure if it’s true, but the food was delicious). I slept like a baby, bed was really comfortable, felt built for royalty. I would 100% recommend. Will be staying here again when I come back."

"Amazing hotel. Cant wait to come back "

"Staff was friendly and clean rooms "

"Great staff. Excellent location. Very good breakfast. Lovely room"

"Excellent service"

"A heartwarming staff, nice establishment. "

"Awesome people, awesome place, awesome city, cannot say enough good things about this place I'll definitely stay there again if I'm @ Puebla"

"yes rooms were clean staff very nice"

"I loved everything. I worked for Marriott for 12 years so I can appreciate small details. The owner has an amazing collection of unique antiques. I loved the decor. I’m guessing the owner knows good service because every staff member was so accommodating. I’m going to run out of space so I need to say Christina went above and beyond. She was so pleasant to talk to. My Spanish is rough and she told me how to navigate the city in English. She also went out of her way to get us tickets for the luchador march. The room was spotless the view from the roof was beautiful (you could see the volcano, the location was two blocks from all the tourist attractions, and the staff was top notch. The only thing I would comment on is the door locks. My wife and I laughed because it is an old school key to lock your door. We only stayed three nights and it took us to day two to figure out the lock. That said staff helped us without us seeking them. I don’t even know if the key was a bad thing we laughed everytime we tried. I loved this place we are heading to Mexico City and plan on returning here in a week. I never do reviews but thought I had to put my two cents in and especially give Christina the props she deserves. "