Hotel Posada del Hidalgo

Beautiful garden with hummingbirds and history of Zorro

The hotel is up some fairly steep steps from the main road. Their rooms are in different areas mine was up some stairs with a nice garden in front of it.. it is very close to the main square of the town. With shops and cafes. The rooms are comfortable and well equipped

Beautiful hotel with pretty patios and great food, as well as very friendly and helpful staff, and excellent tours along the river to see the petroglyphs and to a Mayo community. Highly recommended! Visited with tour group Oct 2023.

From beginning to end, this was a wonderful experience. The rooms are exquisite and cover a range of tastes, from historic to modern. The restaurant was excellent. On arrival we were given a historic tour of the estate but the most wonderful part was how we were treated after check out I forgot a keepsake of mine in the room. It was a blanket. I know it sounds stupid but it was important to me. Fanya Roman, the sweetest person ever, retreived it and sent it to me in Mazatlan. She also included a book and some cookies from Los Mochis, with it. Talk about customer service! So, please plan a trip to this wonderful place.

The Hotel is beautiful and the staff is extraordinary. The service is amazing and the food was deliciuos. Everyone was willing to help at all times, the waiters and bartenders super friendly and helpful.

Was on a Caravan group tour through Mexico's Copper Canyon and stayed at Hotel Posada del Hidalgo for two nights after arriving by train from Creel. This Hotel is amazingly beautiful. It was a mansion converted into a hotel. It is not the traditional look of a hotel. The entrance to the the hotel is a steep walk upward on a stone walkway. There is another entrance staff can take you to if your mobility is not good. It is like a maze with hallways and staircases with beautiful decor. Upon arrival our group was welcomed by staff offering us a tiny sample of a Margarita. I had such excitement just to explore all the crooks and crannies of this magnificent mansion. I felt quite privileged to be in room 49 just off a beautiful courtyard full of bougainvillea and Victorian style couches and chairs and not far from the room Zorro stayed in. I came to learn that my room entrance of an archway and high wood doors with a high arched stained pane glass window was originally the entrance to the workers living quarters. The bed very high to climb onto was king size with a flower on the pillow top. There was 2 wood side tables, a wood carved desk but no chair and a woven wicker bench for luggage. The tv was on the wall. The high ceiling has wood logs design with a chandelier hanging. The bathroom has a small porcelain sink which is quite hard to lean over for washing as it is quite high. There is soap, Kleenex, hand lotion dispenser, hairdryer and the shower is a separate stall. I did not use the shower as that night when I opened the sink tap, muddy water came flowing out at the beginning. I did not want to take a chance in the shower if the same might happen. And oh yes I got woken up at 4:15am with the crowing of roosters. I found this happening quite often hearing the roosters and dogs through my journey through the Copper Canyon. Breakfast buffet is small and staff serve you. It did not look to appealing to me except for the potatoes. I did enjoy the omelette that they make to your liking with cheese, mushroom and Mexican vegetables. Dinner at their pretty restaurant with floral flowers decorating the ceiling was very good. Tasty vegetable soup. Main dish Black Bass Fish with garlic butter, rice and vegetables. After dinner the hotel puts on a cheesy Zorro show. At 5pm the hotel bar just off the beautiful swimming pool area does a Tequilla Margarita demonstration. They give you a small sample of their Margarita drinks and their special Hotel brand Zorro Tequila. And if you want to buy their Zorro Tequila bottle it is an expensive $70.00 US. Was expecting a demonstration on how to make a Margarita which does not happen so that was disappointing. The swimming pool water is warm like bath water. The Hotel gave our group a private tour of the hotel and a short tour of the town of El Fuerte by the charming gentleman guide (which I do not know his name). He has been working at this hotel as a young boy and now is retired but comes back to help out at the hot

Lovely colonial hotel with gardens, pool and a rooftop bar. Rooms a good size, comfy beds and pillows. No opening window. Cockerels start crowing at 5am onwards so no need to set an alarm! Charged bottled water in the room $39 pesos. Enjoyed the free Zorro show even though we didn’t speak Spanish. Lovely courtyards. A short walk to the beautiful square.

Employees are soo rude, the web page show pictures of jacuzzi and climate pool, but nothing is true, there's no jacuzzi since 3 years or more according to the people here and the pool have not heater the water was soo cool, my daughter and nices gets very disappointed... it's soo frustrating to pay for something and make plans and at the end just stay in the room because you book and pay something that doesn't exist... don't eastern your time and Money, look for another place to stay...

El hotel es bonito, limpio y muy bien ubicado lo que permite acceder a los sitios turísticos del pueblo "El Fuerte" en Sinaloa que es un pueblo pequeño, muy tranquilo que puedes recorrer en un par de días. Me gustó mucho su colindancia con el museo que da al río y que me permitió escuchar la plática de Blanca, la guía que de manera vehemente nos platicó de la historia del lugar; si lo visitan búsquenla porque es maravillosa. En el hotel nos recomendaron el espectáculo del zorro ya que aquí habitaron Diego y Alejandro de la Vega quienes dieron vida a la leyenda. El espectáculo nos dejó mucho que desear ya que no cuentan ninguna leyenda sólo bailan un poco mientras sirven la cena, que tampoco está de 10, sin embargo la atención del personal es excelente.