Villas Arqueologicas Teotihuacan

“The grounds-I’m told-were once part of the Pyramid city. The modern building is well kept and well staffed. I will stay”

Clean!! Our room had single and double beds. Restaurant and bar. Great breakfast! Walking distance to pyramids. There is a nice sized pool. There is a spa and you can arrange a massage. The parking is secure behind two gates. What else do you need?

“Hotel spa near the Pyramids”

We arrived late afternoon after half a day at the pyramids. Our expectations were not much - but surprise it is a nice place. The bed in our room was tiny, but otherwise good for a short stay. The shower was very good - the towels not so. We had supper in the hotel restaurant and it was very go… more

We arrived late afternoon after half a day at the pyramids. Our expectations were not much - but surprise it is a nice place. The bed in our room was tiny, but otherwise good for a short stay. The shower was very good - the towels not so. We had supper in the hotel restaurant and it was very good. One of the most flavorful on our whole trip. The pool was very cold - so it was an architectural accent piece. We had arranged for a car to take us to the MXC North bus station and the diver was prompt and fleet footed. All in all a good experience.

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“Nice location and decoration but cold rooms not so comfy”

I visited this hotel as a tour leader with a group of 16 persons. The hotel is well located close to the pyramid site, quaint and charming, but the rooms are small and the beds small and not so comfortable. The Wi-Fi was not working at all in the rooms and even in the lobby. Regardless of the siz… more

I visited this hotel as a tour leader with a group of 16 persons. The hotel is well located close to the pyramid site, quaint and charming, but the rooms are small and the beds small and not so comfortable. The Wi-Fi was not working at all in the rooms and even in the lobby. Regardless of the size of the rooms and the Wi-Fi the major problem with this hotel was that it was not heated well. Some rooms had a general heating working but half of the rooms were not heated, and guests got cold and complained. We didn’t understand why it is called Hotel and SPA as there is nothing related to a SPA, no massage, no health treatments, no jacuzzi, no sauna,,,, nothing of all that… It shouldn’t be called SPA at all. All the personnel of this hotel do not speak English, they speak only Spanish. It is a problem at the front desk and at the restaurant… It was difficult to understand the menus and food offerings. Breakfast was not a buffet, ‘a la carte’ , very basic, not very generous.

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“Meh”

So the good: close to main entrance of the pyramid complex. Restaurant is good though overpriced as expected at a tourist site hotel. Architecture is pleasing and there’s a pool, though at 7,000 feet elevation in winter no ones getting in. The room has a small heater which is a rarity, though … more

So the good: close to main entrance of the pyramid complex. Restaurant is good though overpriced as expected at a tourist site hotel. Architecture is pleasing and there’s a pool, though at 7,000 feet elevation in winter no ones getting in. The room has a small heater which is a rarity, though it won’t get the room toasty, just takes the edge off the cold. There were extra blankets in the closet. The not so great. Front desk staff somewhat brusque. TV (I wanted to watch NFL football) is budget computer monitor sized and tucked up in a corner. Mattresses broken down, maybe borrowed from a one star place or purchased at a thrift store used? Small dark room. No coffee maker. One small bottle of drinking water. No mini fridge. Room is dark and two of the lights were out. Zero wifi in room, cell signal weak too. Wifi in common areas limited. Breakfast, at $62 USD a night, not included. You will be charged slightly more than an internet booking at the counter. You can do better for the money.

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