Hotel Mi Casita

Cute colonial hotel. Nothing fancy but very clean and staff was very nice.

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.

The property is quint and centrally located. The staff was extremely helpful and courteous. The panoramic view from the balcony is beautiful and breathtaking. Two items of mild concern, the flight of stairs that it takes to get to their rooms can be a bit debilitating, but well worth it. And make sure to alert the staff whenever the hot water runs out. Both aforementioned items would not deter us from returning to Mi Casita.

A magical, whimsical, romantic hotel in a magical, whimsical, romantic city!

Love that hotel, excellent location. Amazing view

Very comfortable place to stay with a friendly staff.

Very simple and charming

No breakfast

Una casa colonial convertida en hotel boutique. Excelente atención, inmejorable ubicación a una cuadra del centro, rodeado de tienditas y centro joyero. Las habitaciones muy cómodas, limpias y amplias, algunas con vista a la iglesia. Muy recomendable