Staff were great, friendly and professional. The historical building (on the site of a famous old paper factory, with connections to Hernan Cortez's son) is amazing and the garden is beautiful. The conversion has been really tastefully done. My room was huge and clean and the bed was comfortable. The TV has Netflix. The shower was nice and hot. There was a friendly squirrel who came to visit me outside my window. I even got a check-out gift of a beautiful 'alebrije' hummingbird

The open-air restaurant was too cold for my liking! I would have appreciated there being an indoor dining room or a way of covering part of the courtyard to make it warm. I ordered a massage, but the masseuse didn't turn up. Bad traffic that day, unlucky me

Hacienda Peña Pobre - A True Gem! My stay at Hacienda Peña Pobre was absolutely unforgettable. From the moment I arrived, the impeccable service left a lasting impression. The staff went above and beyond to ensure every need was met with genuine warmth and professionalism. The architecture is simply stunning—an exquisite blend of traditional charm and modern elegance. Every detail, from the decor to the lush surroundings, is thoughtfully curated, creating a serene and luxurious atmosphere. I can’t wait to go back and experience the magic all over again. Hacienda Peña Pobre is truly a hidden gem that I would recommend to anyone looking for a boutique hotel experience that exceeds all expectations!

Staying at Hacienda Peña Pobre was an unforgettable experience. From the moment I arrived, I was met with outstanding service and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that truly made me feel at home. The ambience is unbelievable, with every corner exuding charm and elegance. The hacienda-style architecture is simply stunning—every detail has been carefully curated to create a perfect blend of history and luxury. The staff were incredibly helpful and warm, always ready to go above and beyond to ensure my stay was exceptional. They made me feel like a valued guest rather than just another visitor. The food was delicious, showcasing authentic flavors and top-quality ingredients. The property itself is spotless, reflecting the care and dedication of the team managing it. What truly sets Hacienda Peña Pobre apart is how special it feels. It’s not just a place to stay—it’s an experience, a true boutique hotel where every detail contributes to an extraordinary stay. I cannot recommend it enough and can’t wait to return!

We were two people and stayed one night. The place is enjoyable, has a vibe, yet it can be appreciated mostly in common places. If you want a place to have a profound sleep and wake up with the songs of birds — this is a good option.

The accomodation has two types of buildings — the "traditional" one, and a newer, "modern" one, with a metallic structure. Most pictures on the announcement seem to be from the "traditional" building. The rooms in the "modern" building appear much smaller, with thin walls (expect no insonorization, contrary to the announcement). The shower has hot water, but you'll have to wait several minutes for it to appear. In winter, the place will probably be very cold. You'll need a car to reach amenities. On your check in, you'll be asked for a ~100usd refundable deposit; consider it in your expenses.

Room was great, is really is a boutique hotel, beautiful, small. Large TV worked very well. Spacious bathroom. we were in one of the terrace rooms which are modern and accessed by a large, architectural spiral staircase, which was dramatic and I liked, but if you have trouble with stairs may not be a great choice.

It's a small hotel in a historic building. The dining menu isn't extensive, but was good. The gym is a postage stamp (I didn't care). My one wish was that the in room desk be larger, it's very shallow.

I normally stay at a chain hotel, like the Ritz, the St. Regis or the Four Seasons but could have never imagined that staying at the Hacienda would surpass them all. The hotel was breath taking, and clean, no heavy foot traffic, heck I didn't even know that others were in the hotel until we check out... Just peaceful, and the staff were polite and attentive and took care all request before even stepping into the country via What'sApp.

My only thing that I didn't like was that I didn't stay longer, nor did I explore the hotel grounds more. I wish that I would have known about them from the start....

One of my favourite stays in Mexico, beautiful, clean and great location in the south of the city. I love it.

Probably the only thing negative would be that once the guard at the door took about 10 minutes to let us in and I don’t like to be waiting outside at nighttime in Mexico City as a solo female traveler.

Staying at Hacienda Peña Pobre was absolutely the best experience! The room was beautiful and soooo comfortable and the staff was so lovely! I’ll definitely stay there again in the future. Thank you for such a wonderful experience!

There didn’t seem to be enough keys when I arrived because they weren’t able to give me a room key until the next day. It was fine as the staff let me into my room but it would have been nice to have a key right away.

The rooms are very spacious, making it easy to travel with family. The staff is very friendly and always willing to help. The hotel is very clean and exudes a sense of tranquility. Additionally, the check-in process is very fast

The breakfast offerings are quite sparse, lacking in variety and somewhat overpriced for the selection available. Additionally, guests are required to pay for parking, which adds to the overall cost of the stay

Beautiful and secure grounds and interiors. The suite was amply sized and the kitchen quite well-equipped (though I would have suggested that they make available some oil and other basic condiments). The included breakfast offered fresh fruit, oatmeal/cereal, pastries.

They didn’t tell us until we arrived that there were planned electrical disruptions that ended up causing power (including internet) to be out for about 8 hours. I understand maintenance work needs to be done but a small luxury hotel such as this should better anticipate guests’ needs (eg offer a generator to charge devices during the outage) and offer recompense for any such inconveniences without being asked (we didn’t ask for any and they didn’t offer). Hopefully the hotel administration will improve because the place is absolutely lovely.