Emily M
Google
Review| The moment you arrive at the front of Casa San Angeles you know you’ve made the right decision. A lush entryway to a historic, colonial building greets your arrival. As you pass through tall wooden doors, you have to stop and take in the two story courtyard. Well done murals painted by a local artist colorfully cover the walls & hide critters of the jungle. There is a cenote feel, with vines and plants filling the space. There you will be greeted by the most friendly and helpful staff. -Angelica is a gem, so pleasant and amazing at helping us arrange things like car rental. |The charm continues with inviting balconies at the entrance to a beautiful, and comfortable room. —also, the galleries at the entrance have the highest quality art we saw in town. All the amenities are covered. Big walk in rain shower with a huge head. Cute paint, lots of horizontal surfaces for spreading out, robes, safe, ice, cool & hot drinking water, pastry & fruit breakfast. | Boutique Hotel Casa San Angeles is perfectly located. Within walking distance (6 blocks) to El Centro/Zocalo/Municipal buildings where you can catch the city tours bus & see the murals of the Maya people history. It is right off Calle Gastronómico, with the great restaurants like Manjar Blanco & Los Cantaritos and down from a nice park with a food court for the cheaper food & fruit drinks. The Cyclovia event on Sundays when they close the nice road Montejo for bikes, skaters & walkers, starts right at their plaza. Dances and performances are often within a block. There was a “Fiesta Mex icana” on our Friday and we could hear it, along with some city noise, but it wasn’t really anything unusual from any city hotel