I loved the Sautto. Have stayed there a dozen times and still has all the charm that used to attract people to Mexico. If you want the Holiday Inn go elsewhere, please. More

It was scary to think about what might be crawling around on the cold tile floor. Stains on the walls and tile galore. Did I mention to bring a heater if you choose to go in the wintertime? When I went, the rooms were at least 10 degrees colder than the outside temperature. There is no direct sunlight in any... More

If you are a romantic who likes old world charm and you have to adhere to a strict budget, then I would highly recommend El Sautto. I have stayed there several times, and will go back again. I especially love the courtyard and adjoining small and intimate Italian Restaurant. Some rooms are better than others, so if you have a... More

Old rambling hotel in a great location. Lots of plants. Vegatation everywhere. Rooms small and stark but atmosphere makes up for it. Had to cut the end off of a sharp bedspring. Price is right and you may get discount for 4 days or more. Right in the middle of downtown. Easy walk anywhere. Large off street parking with closed... More

A nice little, moderately priced hotel with lots of charm. Generally good service but they tend to change your reservation if your not careful. You may have to stay in a different room when you get there and then get moved after a day or so. Some of thiis seems to go with the culture. They are not computerized so... More

Basic amenities. Towels in short supply and skimpy. Rooms range from single bed to 1 bedroom / bath upstairs with kitchen on ground floor. They do not take reservations but the price is right and affordable for budget vacation. Short walk to restaurants, central plaza and shopping. Don't miss the nearby hotsprings. Check out Dr. Morton Stith's lectures on local... More