Hotel Mi Casita

The hotel is picture pretty, really clean, comfortable mattress and plenty of hot water and I really like the balconies with flowers and días de los muertos decorations. The gentleman at the hotel really went above and beyond to help me. Absolutely a gem

The accomodations little more bare-bones that the pictures make it out to be, but a sweet place to stay in a delightful, magical town. The rooms vary a fair deal in their levels of luxury but all were clean and comfortable enough. The staff was very helpful.

Great location of this hotel in Taxco. We stayed at "The Studio" room and has a wonderful view of the city. Nice coffee in the room and water. The only thing I didn't like is that you have to ask for the TV remote control and you have to deliver it when leaving (seems that they don't trust you). But other than that, the room and service was magnificent.

This is as lovely hotel, reasonably priced with an artistic flair in decoration. We recommend room 3 Los Libros - a corner spot on the main level where breakfast is served. Nice table and chairs outside our room for our use. Gorgeous view over Taxco. Breakfast is continental - just coffee/tea and croissants/jam. The only drawback for us are the many, many stairs up to the hotel (incredible views) and the many, many stairs down to where the action is for restaurants, shopping and Museo Spratling. My husband has trouble negotiating stairs at the best of times so it was wearing on our energy. If you are fit, there is no problem at all. The folks who work there were unfailingly polite and sweet. We enjoyed our stay very much. Taxis are super cheap, by the way - 25 pesos anywhere in town. So once we got down all the stairs in the hotel and on the winding streets, we were away to the races. No English TV stations.Wifi was fine in the hallways but not good in our particular room.

I stayed here for a couple of nights. The location is great and the hotel is very cute. You have a great view of the sunrise and sunset. You get hot water from the showers, but you have to wait a couple of minutes. Minimal amenities, which I was expecting. The only thing I didn’t like was that you have to ring the buzzer for the hotel to let you in and out. I’d stay here again if there weren’t any comparable options. I booked last minute so a few of the other hotels that are also centrally located were fully booked already. I forgot to mention. This has nothing to do with the hotel itself, but rather the location. I didn’t realize that people coming to Taxco party, and they party hard. On Saturday evening it was loud from around 8PM until 6AM. So bring earplugs if you aren’t out during those hours and you’re sensitive to noise. 😅😅

Stayed with my wife at “Secreto de Amor” (room 4). My sisters-in-law stayed at “Los Recuerdos” (room 5) and my brothers-in-law at “El Estudio”. Check-in was December 30 and check-out January the 1st. ||It is a cozy place one block from the center (zocalo) with friendly staff. Being so close to all the action also made it a little noisy at night. ||We had some minor issues with the room: |-pillows were too soft, so had to barrow a couple from the room next door.|-no direct access to the balcony as the other two rooms. We had to ascend 12 steps.|-bathroom door was out of frame and did not close correctly.|-toilet had an annoyingly hard button to flush.||If we had stayed at El Estudio I would have graded this review as Excellent, as that room didn’t have any of the aforementioned flaws and even had a refrigerator (which we lacked). El Estudio is slightly more expensive, but worth it.||It is a good spot to watch the New Year fireworks, but not handicapped friendly at all. |

Location of this nice little Boutique hotel was great - near zocalo. Room size was large enough, however bit dated. Breakfast is limited and simple - bread, butter, jam and coffee. Water is complimentary and wifi is free. Staff is nice and cordial.||Something was lacking at this place for me to come back again. Of course I will come back if nothing else is available !

We fell in love with Hotel Mi Casita from the moment we walked through the gate (ring the bell, and pull it towards you when you hear the buzz, and then push it forward to open). The hotel staff made us feel welcome from the get-go, everybody is warm and friendly. The room was immaculate and very comfortable and the hotel has great views all the way around. Special thanks to Adolfo, who was always waiting with our key in hand everytime we returned and was always greeting us with a smile. Five Stars and 2 Thumbs up.