Hotel Boutique El Palomar

Hotel is great. It sits on top of a hill with excellent views. Staff is wonderful. We stayed here for 5 nights for our son's wedding. Our family had rooms #1, 3,4,7, and 8. All the rooms are so pretty. Room 3 does have some road noise due to road behind but traffic dies down and the room is a very good size with a huge bathroom. Room #1 has a large private balcony the bedrooms are a little tight if you have a lot of luggage. The view is incredible. Room 4 was very nice with a small 1/2 circle balcony and great view. Room 1 , 3 &4 are on the 1st floor which is up a flight of stairs and where the elevator starts. Room 7 & 8 have excellent views and are accessible from both the stairs and elevator. We enjoyed the free breakfast provided at El Correo , coffee and food were very good and staff was very nice. You could have coffee, juice and all but the 2 steak meals for free. There is a coffee area made with filtered water and a sitting area outside room 1,2,3 &4 where the elevator starts. Hotel provided bottled water to the room everyday. We ate dinner and had drinks upstairs at Antonio bistro which was very good and had a wonderful view. We had the hotel arrange shuttle for one group. One person overpaid their bill and hotel contacted us to arrange refund. Highly recommend this hotel. Due to steep hill we did sometimes take taxi back to hotel due to bad knee. (cost less than$5 with tip)

This really is a very nice hotel with very nice and spacious rooms. Ours (#10) was a two room suite with two bathrooms, sitting area with a lovely view and a separate bedroom. Plenty of room and the view was a 12 out of 10. The sitting room doors open up to a view of the entire city and of course the church! Bed, linens, shower, towels and other amenities were all top-notch and incredibly comfortable. Made service daily and fresh waters every day. The location is just about 3-4 blocks off the main square and slightly up hill the last two blocks. Once in the courtyard there are another 20-25 steps or so to get to the first floor rooms and elevator. These steps are not optional, you must climb them to access the first floor, so beware if this is an issue for you. There is coffee & tea service on the main floor in the morning. I am an espresso drinker, so unfortunately this didn't offer too much value for us. But, plenty of coffee shops within 3-4 blocks and even a Starbucks on the main square if that is your jam. There is a restaurant on the top floor of the hotel and it is lovely with pretty good food. We were slightly disappointed in our first meal there, but for the most part it is good and they have a decent selection of beers, tequila and mezcal if you are into that. Beware that if you stay on the third floor (units 8,9 & 10) the moving of chairs in the restaurant rings loudly within your room. So, if you are a light sleeper and are planning to go to bed before the restaurant shuts down, do not get a room on the 3rd floor. There is some parking but very limited to just about 5 cars or so. So, call ahead and make sure they will have room for your car if you have one. Parking in SMA looked to be a miserable experience, so not sure what options you would have if the hotel lot is full.

I had the opportunity to travel around the world, but the view from the family suite was out of this world. The location is good but you will need to walk to get to the city center. The staff was very friendly, they helped my wife to coordinate a bday gift for me which was a great surprise. The bed was extremely comfortable and the room huge. Highly recommend this hotel for your next stay in SMA, I will come back for sure.

Excellent location super clean and best part they have valet parking witch a lot of hotels downtown do not offer. The free breakfast at El Correo was also a plus. Everything was very clean, and staff was very friendly.

We got upgraded to a high floor - room 8. It affords a fantastic view of the city and is very spacious as it has a separate living room. The description says it has a heated swimming pool but it does NOT. Nor is there a gym. It’s centrally located just about 5-7 minutes from the center of town. The bus #8 or 9 run just outside the hotel and go further up to the Lookout if you want to save yourself the hike up. Local buses only cost 8 pesos. The drivers give change. There’s no refrigerator nor microwave oven anywhere so be prepared. Breakfast is served by going to one of their affiliated restaurants nearby. There are two. Better to go to the one just 1 block North of the hotel on Mesón street. It’s less crowded, gives much bigger portions and much faster service. Remember that room 8 offers the very best views. Howard S.

I spent four nights on holiday at the Hotel El Palomar. Upon arrival, I was upgraded to a spacious, top-floor suite with unbelievable views of the city, a comfortable bed, and a sky-lit shower. Incredible, and incredible value for what I paid. Great shower pressure, super clean, temperature control, and, again, the view cannot be beat. My only complaint is that the noise from the restaurant upstairs is really terrible from about 1pm until late at night. The restaurant sat right above my sitting room, and they seem to constantly be moving chairs and tables, creating those sounds and making it really difficult to enjoy a peaceful siesta or evening watching the sunset. This isn't the hotel's fault (the restaurant is a complete, separate business), but there could be better coordination. It often sounded like someone at the restaurant was moving tables and chairs when no customers were there for completely superfluous reasons.

Nos cancelaron las reservaciones de tres habitaciones unos días antes del viaje porque tienen otra delegación de extranjeros que van a ocupar todas las habitaciones. Es una falte de respeto y profesionalismo . No reserven en este hotel !!!!