Hotel Puebla De Antano Guest Reviews
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Nadine Tue, 11 March 2025
Exceptional
Hilary Thu, 6 March 2025
A unique, atmospheric mansion in...
Liked: Central Puebla is full of sumptuous 17th and 18th century mansions built around double courtyards. In this one, the original features are preserved, and very atmospheric. There is even an old portrait of statesman Juan de Palafox on the wall - the bishop who donated the wonderful Palafoxiana library to the city. Location in the Centro Historico offers easy access to great bars, cafes and local sights and monuments including the superb Museo Amparo. Despite the central location, our rooms were quiet and peaceful. Facilities were good (the showers are hot morning and evening, tepid during the day). Staff were helpful.
Akiyo Sun, 23 February 2025
Superb
Remkes Fri, 21 February 2025
Great value for money in...
Liked: Classic atmosphere, spacious room, wonderful location around the corner of Zocalo.
Disliked: There was a plumbing problem when we checked into our room which was fixed quickly, we prefer a bigger bed but was comfy enough.
Gary Sun, 29 December 2024
Exceptional
Scott Sun, 17 November 2024
No internet, no hot water,...
Liked: The history and the location.
Disliked: There was no internet, there was no hot water (even though the front desk said they had both) and we had no water at all until 11:00am the day we were flying home. They suggested we take showers at another hotel.
Mark Wed, 30 October 2024
Very good
Steven Mon, 23 September 2024
Superb
Caroline Thu, 19 September 2024
Superb
Liked: Location excellent, breakfast delicious, mezcal bar awesome, staff super friendly and helpful. Rooms were large and clean and the interior courtyard is beautiful. Excellent value for money
Disliked: A tad noisy at night, but it was independence day weekend!
Margherita Sun, 18 August 2024
Convenient and well priced
Liked: Comfortable beds, traditional architectural structure, perfect location, quiet.
Disliked: No ventilation in the rooms, the elevator was broken and nobody helped us take our luggage up the stairs, a tat of “old tackiness” in the style of the common areas.