Hotel Diego de Mazariegos

A lovely old hotel in the centre of San Cristobal , the hotel is set in two buildings next to each other , there is a reception in each side . The parking is on the corner of the street and very easy to find. There is no Reataurant but there is a bar / cantina and as it is so central there are places to eat all Around you ,

Colonial style & cozy hotel. Excellent location and amazing customer service

We had a lovely stay at the hotel. Great location for exploring the town and going out for an evening meal. Be prepared that it’s fine but a little rustic. There is no air conditioning but it’s not needed as the altitude of San Cristóbal makes everything cooler. In fact at night it gets cold and they offer you wood for an open fire place. Big beds, nice shower, clean. And the staff were very helpful including jumping into our car to show how to get into their car park round the back of the hotel. Reasonably priced, would definitely recommend it.

The property was build in the 1500s and being inside it an experience of it self.

Nice relaxing place, clean, friendly staff, central location...

Lovely hotel with internal courtyard. Rooms are decorated in a very traditional way that is perfect for San Cristobal. Great location. Helpful staff.

Location is great... one block from everything. The rooms next to the restaurant are not good because the noise , choose different rooms.

It is located at a walking distance from the main church, old but it goes with the vibe of the city.

We request personnel of the hotel to take our luggage from our room;which was on the 3rd floor, ( which has no elevator) to the lobby of the hotel and they refused to do so.

A lovely old colonial building with lots of character, conveniently located in the heart of San Cristóbal. We were there five nights, but the last night were moved from a large room near the front of the hotel to a much smaller, less convenient room at the rear, due to repairs being made at the front of the hotel. The only compensating factor was that the rear room had less street noise and a larger bathroom - though with inferior fixtures. WIFI service was sporadic - sometimes very good, other times inaccessible. At this price there should be totally reliable WIFI. The one night it was so cold that we needed the wood stove lit, the service was prompt, and the iron stove remained warm through the night. The second room only had a fireplace, and would likely not have been as efficient for heating. The a la carte breakfasts were nice, but the buffet breakfasts that came as part of our tour nights were less impressive - nice variety but not so well-prepared and, as at most buffets, not hot or terribly fresh. Restaurant wait staff was rather inattentive, and we often had long waits for refills. The biggest downside to this hotel are uncomfortable beds. Linens and pillows are lovely, but the beds are very hard - I awoke each day with aching bones and joints as a result. By Mexican standards we found this to be a rather pricey hotel for the amenities. In Mérida, for example, one can get a comparable hotel for half the price!