Hotel Barrancas del Cobre a Balderrama Collection Hotel

This is an old hotel hacienda style in the cooper canyon area. The upper scale version of the hotel is the Posada Barrancas Mirador which is a 15 minutes walk from the hotel barrancas del cobre, the good thing about it, is that you can enjoy the amenities of the upper scale hotel while you stay in the old hotel. Food food is not included in the price of the room but you can pay for the dinner at the posada barrancas. The hotel is rustic yet has the amenities that a hotel can have. We we're by ourselves in the hotel (1 room occupied) so we felt a little lonely but there was always one employee at the front desk for any inquire, most of the staff was located at the posada barrancas. This hotel is located next to the train station "Posada Barrancas" which is convenient if you're not bringing your car. Doors in the rooms are very low so if you're a 6'6 tall person like me, you will hit your head at the entrance if you're not paying attention. Due to the isolation of the place the only restaurant options that you have is the posada barrancas restaurant which doesn't have any variety, 3 course meal with some substitutions. Service in the restaurant not very good, they focus in the big groups. If you're tired of the posada barrancas restaurant food, you can always go to the "divisadero" station to get some gorditas or the other restaurant located in the hotel in that station. The room has a good size, plenty of space, bed was just ok, bathroom was clean but rustic. It looks like the owners are focused in the upper scale hotel at the edge of the barrancas since most of the people stays at the other property. This hotel is ok if you want to save some bucks while you can enjoy the other property amenities. The views of the canyon are spectacular from that area and many activities are available and conveniently close to the park where the tram way and zip lines are located.

From the moment we arrived, we were enveloped in an atmosphere of genuine warmth and hospitality. This place is truly a hidden gem! Nestled away from the hustle and bustle, it offered a tranquil escape that was exactly what we needed. The staff were incredibly attentive, always going above and beyond to ensure our comfort. They greeted us with smiles every day and were always ready with helpful suggestions for local attractions and dining. Overall, our stay was exceptional.

The area is so limited in food and hotels that this hotel does not make much effort to be welcoming and have great accommodations. Hotel: Facilities are not in great shape. The box spring had some tears and the bed frame was partially broken. Additionally, we were never able to figure out the right water temperature - it was burning hot either way. Wifi comes with extra charge Food: This hotel is part of the Hotel Mirador which is about 5min away. If you want food, they have to take you to that hotel. The food at the other hotel is not great. They do have good wine. And the town is so small we only had two restaurants as options to find food. The local restaurant had better food than the hotel. We asked for water at the front desk, at first they only wanted to give us one bottle of water. And when we asked for hot water for coffee, the same situation. We had to ask for water for two. You would think that since we were two guests, they would give us water for two.Common Sense! Staff: The front desk closes at 7pm, after that, staff is limited. The girl Yanet at the front desk was partially helpful. Her attitude and facial expression were not very welcoming. Tours: There is some false advertising and lack of clarity. The hotel sells a Raramuri experience that was nothing to do with the real experience. They sell you a guided hike with a Raramuri ceremony at the end. Local tours offer another experience where you cook & spend time with locals. More complete!