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The garden was beautiful. The room big enough, but the doors don't seem secure with the ancient locking hardware. The lighting in the room left a great deal to be desired. Good coffee, but not free.

This place was wonderful. Cerocahui is a small town, but the hotel is right off the center. The buildings are old and very charming, but have had upgrades to make them more comfortable. There are no TVs in the rooms, no internet in the rooms, and extremely limited cell service everywhere in town. Which is to say it’s an excellent place to disconnect and unwind. High-speed internet is available in the lobby, which was great for catching up on news, messages, emails, and sending out photos. Breakfast is included, and it was delicious. It included coffee, juice, fresh fruit, muffins and made-to-order eggs. Lunches and dinners are available. We had one dinner. Flavor-wise it was amazing, but the beef was over-cooked. The bar is wonderful. In addition to their own wines and the usual selection of Mexican beers, the bar keeps crafted some amazing cocktails, including traditional drinks and more regional cocktails with things like Sotol. If I were to stay again, I wouldn’t spring for the vineyard-front room. The vineyard itself is quite small and the view isn’t worth the extra cost. The other rooms open into a lovely courtyard, which is very lovely. My only criticism is that the hotel doesn’t take any cash. It seems to be a common theme among all the Balderrama hotels. It wasn’t so much of an issue here, as we could easily bill things to the room and pay with a single card transaction when we checked out.

Nice old Style. Staff was friendly. We only stayed 1night and therefore it was very nice.

Loved the history of the colonial hacienda and the gardens and grounds were lush and peaceful.

Friendly staff

It's in the middle of the town with views of the park. Very traditional Mexican style.