Hotel Boutique Posada De Las Flores Loreto

“A pleasant stay.”

Situated on the main square of Loreto, we had a 2 night and a little later, a 1 night stay and overall we enjoyed it but - see later. It is quite small with around 15 rooms with each room being identified by flowers, ours being a lily on both occasions with the room having a great lily pictu… more

Situated on the main square of Loreto, we had a 2 night and a little later, a 1 night stay and overall we enjoyed it but - see later. It is quite small with around 15 rooms with each room being identified by flowers, ours being a lily on both occasions with the room having a great lily picture within the room and other great pictures. The room was comfortable and basically covered all of our needs though the coffee machine failed to work on our last night. There is an attractive inner court yard, where the room for breakfast is located Breakfast was simple but good. The hotel is on a lovely square with a number of quality restaurants close by. There was a negative though. There is a roof top terrace with decent seating and a pool but the bar there was not open on any of the days we were there so there was no opportunity to enjoy an evening drink there. A shame as we are sure it would have added to our stay and pushed the rating to 5.

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“Beautiful hotel but needs work”

The hotel itself is charming, and the staff is wonderful, but I wouldn’t stay here again. That said, they seemed to be in the process of renovating (maybe—or maybe just closed these areas?), so the rooftop pool, bar and upper deck weren’t open. The small breakfast room also wasn’t open, and breakfa… more

The hotel itself is charming, and the staff is wonderful, but I wouldn’t stay here again. That said, they seemed to be in the process of renovating (maybe—or maybe just closed these areas?), so the rooftop pool, bar and upper deck weren’t open. The small breakfast room also wasn’t open, and breakfast was served at the small cafe next door (meh). This was shortly after Christmas through New Year’s, which I wouldn’t have thought was an off time … For sure this would’ve made the stay more enjoyable the hotel was fully open. You’ll also definitely need earplugs for the street noise and random mission bells that ring at off times (not on the hour, or even anywhere close to the correct rings for a particular hour—obviously NOT the hotel’s fault!). The air conditioned rooms are comfortable but dark. We appreciated all the bottled water, sodas and a nice basket of snacks in the rooms, and the housekeeping staff were happy to give us extra water and creamer for the coffee as needed. The state of the hotel is by no means the fault of the staff, so I want to emphasize that they were very gracious and as helpful as they could be. This certainly has the potential to be a lovely stay, and hopefully they’ll remedy this in the future. It’s a beautiful property in a great location and friends who’ve stayed a few years ago loved it.

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“Charming building and nice clean rooms but service and all aren’t what one would expect in this price range”

Really a mixed experience. At $265/night (when it was about 90% empty) it was not a bargain. But it is authentic, not at all touristy or resorty, and charming, on the city square, clean, quiet, very Spanish/Mexican in its pretty decor and rooms. Included breakfast was quite nice as was dinner the p… more

Really a mixed experience. At $265/night (when it was about 90% empty) it was not a bargain. But it is authentic, not at all touristy or resorty, and charming, on the city square, clean, quiet, very Spanish/Mexican in its pretty decor and rooms. Included breakfast was quite nice as was dinner the previous evening. Most staff speak no English. Rooms have no numbers! Heavily timbered beautiful architecture on this historical building. Taxi stand 1/2 block away. Beach 4-5 blocks away.

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“Beautiful hotel, mediocre everything else.”

Posada de las Flores is truly an old beautiful hotel. Unfortunately that is the only positive of this property. The front desk attendant was rarely at the desk or if there, had friends in to chat. Our free breakfast was chopped cantaloupe and white toast. Finally, we erred and booked a one night s… more

Posada de las Flores is truly an old beautiful hotel. Unfortunately that is the only positive of this property. The front desk attendant was rarely at the desk or if there, had friends in to chat. Our free breakfast was chopped cantaloupe and white toast. Finally, we erred and booked a one night stay twice. The person who is in charge (off-site in Cabo) couldn’t be bothered to even reply to our refund request, despite Expedia making multiple attempts to solicit a refund. In summary, I would not recommend Posada de las Flores.

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