Situated in Alvarado and only 27 km from Castle of San Juan de Ulúa, Victoria’s Beach house features accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Hotel Doña Juana is located 5 minutes’ walk from Tlacotalpan town centre and 100 metres from Papaloapan River. Free Wi-Fi access is available and free coffee service during mornings.
Anna-Lena
Germany
The room was so cozy and clean
The location is beautiful (located in a beautiful street close to the lake)
Free Wi-Fi, a swimming pool and a local craft shop are offered at this family-run guest house. It is situated in the charming centre of Tlacotalpan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Alison
United Kingdom
Beautiful old hotel. Helpful staff - wrote out the best route to Oaxaca for us. Parking in marked bays just in front of the hotel. Next to market in one direction and the very colourful colonial houses in the other. View of the river.
Casa De La Luz - Guesthouse is located in Tlacotalpan, one of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, 100 metres from the Papaloapan River. It features free morning coffee service and free Wi-Fi throughout.
Sobocinski
Switzerland
Great little spot, Rafael is very welcoming, the room was very clean and comfortable and well located. Would highly recommend!
Casa De La Luz – Studio Apartment is located 100 metres from the River Papaloapan in Tlacotalpan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It offers a free morning coffee service and free Wi-Fi.
Harold
United States
Our host was wonderful and very helpful. He also shared local history and photographs of the town. He is an artist, and we talked art and painting which was quite fun. The apartment was well located in an unusual town. Birds were prevalent and our room view into a flowering shrub was quite relaxing. We had been driving for several days, so our stop here really recharged our batteries.
I loved everything about Alvarado - the architecture, the...
I loved everything about Alvarado - the architecture, the people, the food, the history- there was nothing not to love! Absolutely have to try the sidewalk food after 7 pm in the outer city and also have to eat at least once at Los Moninos - and trying a Nieve de coco is a must! We always felt safe and it is surrounded by water so it is not difficult to explore the city and find your way back - plus the plaza has a large cathedral easily spotted from a distance and a good visual marker if you start there but people are very helpful if you can speak even a little spanish they try hard to meet you halfway.
Patrick
United States
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