Villas Arqueologicas Teotihuacan

80 reviews

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  Ignacio

  CL · couple · Oct 2026

  9/10
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  Marathonvoyageur

  FR · couple · Aug 2026

  8/10

  Au pieds du site archéologique

  Hotel sympathique très proche du site, ce qui est sa principale qualité ;

  La taille du lit double : plus proche de celle d’un mobile home; confort basique Vous pouvez laisser votre voiture à l’hôtel et aller au site à la porte no 1 à gauche en sortant; vous avez 800 mètres à faire et vous évitez de payer le parking…..mais bon, une fois avoir parcouru de grands espaces, vous serez content de retrouver votre voiture à proximité, surtout que le prix est modique

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  FREDY

  US · solo_traveller · Jul 2026

  10/10

  The location is amazing ! The staff s qell

  Everything was great

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  Laura

  US · couple · Jun 2026

  7/10

  Well located, quaint, clean, well run hotel close to the Pyramids.

  This is a beautiful property in an awesome location. It is quaint and colorful! The common areas are well kept and vast. I would have liked to spend more time hanging out around the pool. The staff is terrific. The restaurant was great!

  The beds and pillows were really uncomfortable/old? Since the hotel property was large, we had expected it to be super quiet, but there must be a train nearby that blew it's whistle all night.

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  Deborah

  US · couple · Jun 2026

  7/10

  Convenient Location for Visiting Teotihuacan

  This tourist hotel near Gate 1 of the archaeological site makes a convenient overnight stop for anyone wanting to visit the ruins first thing in the morning. The small resort has rooms arranged around a large heated pool, and the restaurant overlooks the pool on one side. Our room had thick walls and was somewhat oddly partitioned, with separate nooks for the beds—one double and one twin—as well as a desk and two small closets. The mattresses were softer than I prefer. The average-sized bathroom had separate toilet and shower rooms. The shower was a decent size with good water pressure and consistent hot water. Watch the windows. All of the rooms are on the ground floor and have large windows. We noticed at bedtime that our window was open. When we tried to latch it, we discovered the latch was broken. We ended up securing it with a section of a hiking pole placed in the window track. Dinner in the restaurant is only served until 7 p.m. The hotel did not seem very busy during our stay, and there was no one in the restaurant when we arrived at 6 p.m. We were not very hungry and ordered the house appetizer platter, which included two quesadillas, two small bean tostadas, two mini flautas, nopales salad, guacamole, and chips. Everything was nicely prepared. We then tried the apple strudel with ice cream, which was soggy and disappointing. I was told at reception that breakfast started at 7 a.m., but that turned out not to be the case. The staff arrives at 7 a.m. to begin setting up the buffet. I asked for coffee and was told that everything would be available at the same time and that coffee could not be served earlier. We had a 7:45 a.m. pickup and barely had enough time for a quick cup of coffee before meeting our Uber driver.

  Broken latch on the large ground floor window, Breakfast not available when they told us it would be. No coffee available before breakfast.