Puebla Museo de Artes Populares Hotels

"We loved our stay here. The location was good in terms of not being too far from downtown Puebla and Cholula, and across the street (accessible by a bridge over heavily trafficked highway) was a commercial center with a place to change money and a cafe. The hotel property has a lovely pool area with places to sit in the sun or shade. Our "suite" was very comfortable, with 2 beds in one room and a separate area with kitchenette & sitting area with tv & sofa. Everything was clean and comfy, but some things need to be updated. The table was stained (not dirty, but stained from use) and the cushions on the sofa were discolored. However, the furniture in the lobby areas was very attractive and inviting. The only negative in our suite was the bathroom. The shower floor was so slippery I feared falling, and there were no grab bars. The shower stall door did not close fully, so water got on the bathroom floor and made that floor slippery. Breakfast, which costs about 20 dollars per person, is well worth it -- a quesadilla bar where you can order what you want the cook to prepare for you; a juice bar with variety of fresh juices; main dishes buffet style including standard like scrambled eggs as well as traditional Mexican dishes; a bread and pastry selection that included things like chocolate croissants! They serve until noon, so we made it our one meal of the day. I would definitely stay here again, hopefully with more time to enjoy the pool and breakfast!"

"Nice"

"Initial access to the lobby is very difficult. I had to find a random guest to provide me with access to the lobby. After that issue, I loved the stay! It was a great hotel!! I would love to stay here again!!"

"Good service"

"Eduardo was always helpful for any questions we had. I think the most important feature for us visiting from the U.S. was safety. The huge 4 bedroom house is located in a gated community. You have to show your ID every time you enter the complex AND then again when you go through ANOTHER security gate. The guards take their job seriously and we felt safer than home in California"