Honestly, in a month of traveling in Mexico, this was our single favorite hotel -- just that perfect combination of charming character, historical building, amazing location in an adorable town, and very comfortable & big room. The roof deck was gorgeous. Lots of different places to sit and read a book or play cards or have a drink. Absolutely delicious breakfasts directly across the street at the Hotel Americano FYI. We looked at several other hotels while in town and are 100% this is where we stay again or recommend to friends. Not all resort fancy -- just charming and historic and so tranquil and lovely.

All great!

The hotel building is a magnificent colonial town house built around a spectacular courtyard. The location could not be better for old Taxco, with everything close to hand. Citlal, the owner, speaks excellent English and she could not be more helpful. She actually took us to a friend's silver shop, when we asked for advice on where to start buying silver amongst countless shops there. We didn't need to look any further! She also clearly takes great pride in her beautiful hotel, and well she should! It was great value for money and we would recommend it for anyone who wants character, style and views (from the fantastic rooftop terrace).

The room was extremely warm, but we are visiting Mexico in a heatwave, even by their standards!

This hotel looks so beautiful. It has a very photogenic courtyard and a spacious terrace with an amazing view. So many unique details, including the room key! The room (2 queen beds) was very spacious with plenty of surfaces where we could lay out our things. The room had a standing fan but we only used it for white noise. We stayed for two nights and while we were out during the day, the room was freshened up nicely. As busy as the area was during the day, the nights were quiet, at least no noise in our room (one window was facing the courtyard, the other one the alley). The staff were friendly and helpful. We didn’t try their restaurant, so can’t say anything regarding the food.

It’s located in a fabulous location. We walked everywhere and we were never more than a couple of minutes away from hotel. The building is also absolutely beautiful!

My bed, and pillows were way too hard. The water took about ten minutes to warm up and I felt terrible wasting so much water.

The location is excellent. It is just a few minutes from the center to visit the Cathedral, market, churches, etc. The room is spacious for 2 people and clean. The top roof view is amazing. The hot water works perfectly fine. The bed is comfortable. Many restaurants are nearby. Free parking for us, but it is in a different location. The reception is nice and friendly. The hotel has great decorations and architecture. Wifi connection is stable.

Nothing.

My favourite hotel of my 3 weeks trip to Mexico. The location, the building, rooms, patio, the details... everything was just perfect and romantic.

Enjoyed everything.

Loved the space, beautiful old building rich in history, fountains and greenery around the property. The room itself was a great size for two. No air conditioning but an electric standing fan that cooled down the room. Overall clean, well decorated Spanish style, tiled bathroom with good water pressure and hot water. Walking distance from the central plaza and many restaurants and shops.

All was great.

The hotel was so beautiful and the rooftop terrace amazing with 360 views of the city! Beds were so comfy too. The building itself was an old convent and had such charm. The arts and crafts they had were also very tasteful.

We had to swap rooms it was still nice but our first room was nicer.

Location is great, in the center near to the main plaza and church and the amazing staff were very helpful

First room (30) had no warm water and hardly any water in the shower. We were offered a new room which was great

Great location, safe surroundings and beautiful architecture. You really feel you are in a small town in Mexico and around the corner from the main square.

Water pressure was a bit low. Carrying suitcases up narrow stairs. Gigantic key (although it was social media-worthy). I didn't drink the water from the water pitcher in the room.