Hotel Casa del Refugio

There’s many dining option walking distance from hotel. It is in a very busy area. We enjoyed our stay only disappointment were the beds, they were very uncomfortable.

On the plaza chica. 2nd floor room, very small balcony overlooking a busy street. Some daytime noise, nights pretty quiet. Lovely colonial property. Bathroom sink in the room, shower/toilet separate. Very poor hot water pressure. Shower head clogged so poor water delivery. Excellent housekeeping. Bed, for my taste, was too hard. More than one hand towel would be appreciated. No washclothes. Slippery tile floor in unit, so be careful. Somewhat off season, so bar (if you enjoy an evening cocktail) was basically closed. No elevator.

Lovely hotel, our second time staying here. Close to everything and friendly staff, will stay again. 😊

We would definitely stay here again! Central to the town and convenient. Beautifully restored historical property. Room was spacious and the King bed was very comfortable. Shower was great. Some noise from the street below our room woke us early in the morning with traffic and dogs barking. I would request a room away from the street in the future. Breakfast was good and the service excellent.

Staff was very friendly. Very accessible to main locations. Rooms with a balcony can be somewhat noisy throughout the day, but at night around 10:00 p.m. the noise decreases. Walking into this building feels like you are being transported to an old hacienda.

I am completely appalled by Casa del Refugio and I would discourage anyone from even considering staying here. I have traveled to over 70 countries in the world and have been an avid world traveler for over 30 years. And this has been my WORST experience with a hotel EVER. I traveled here with my husband and 2 small kids in February. The place has no heat. So we had to sleep with our full parkas and hats on and we were STILL freezing. It was also extremely noisy since there's no real insulation... and the noise from the street was extreme through the night including street vendors and dogs barking at all hours. We barely slept. So instead of staying 2 nights, we were running for the door after one night. And then.. the hotel somehow charged us over US$3000 for that one night we stayed there. I think it was originally an unintentional error. Instead of charging us in pesos, they put in the same figure in dollars. Except that the exchange rate was around 19 pesos per dollar. So instead of being charged around US$170, they charged us thousands of dollars. I've been working for MONTHS with Bookings.com and also direclty with the hotel to try to get a refund. I've spoken with management at the hotel who were apologetic and said they would refund our money right away. But they have still not issued a refund and it's been about 8 months. Bookings.com has contacted them multiple times as well, and they have told them they would issue a refund. But they haven't done it. It seems they just want to steal our money. It's deeply distressing. I would do whatever you can to AVOID staying at all costs and let others know as well.

Excellent customer service!

Just an awesome attention. Thank you