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The view was spectacular

I am writing this review in appreciation to a hotel that gets it right. I would like to commend the general manager delivering more than one expects today. It was as if we had been invited to stay at the home of a wonderful person. In today’s AI perfect world, this was a hotel with human warmth and personality, quality arts and crafts and out of the ordinary gastronomy unexpectedly served by its main restaurant, Hacienda. Aguas Escondidas is a non-presumptuous small hotel smack in the midst of Taxco. I am writing to thank the management for the display of art in the hotel, including the outstanding hallway mural by Jose Maria de Servin and the art in the lobby and Hacienda Restaurant. I also write to thank the management for the serving of the comfort soups – squash blossom, milpa, Azteca, eliote at the Hacienda. The restaurant takes the time to train its staff to present food ceremonies of a selection of dishes, including presenting the origins of the tableware to the step by step final mixing of the dishes. We enjoyed the pink mole, chile en nogada ceremonies and the step by step serving of the soups. To die for. Taxco is best known as a city of silver, but we indulged in the natural wonder of the Mil Cascadas (Xplora Tours Taxco) and the Grutas de Cacahuamilpa, with meeting points for these easy walking trip from the hotel. Everything was near.

This is a property that was a sugar mill built in 1529....it is "CRAZY COOL"

Nice place

The staff was very friendly. The room was reasonably priced. The room was big enough. The bathroom was small, BUT it had all the necessary items. The fan was of great use because Taxco is stuffy/humid. Thank you for welcoming us to Taxco. I will recommend the hotel to family and friends.

Great Hotel