Fabulous hotel and honestly not that pricy for the experience. The hacienda is beautiful and pretty…read morelarge with gardens, a swimming pool, and a nice restaurant. Our room was very comfortable with nice beds and a good view of the hacienda. The service was very friendly and helpful, especially with transporting our bags to and from the car given the room is kind of far from parking since it's so big. There's a ton of history here too given it was a Hacienda belonging to Cortés! Definitely recommend staying here if you like history and overall just a nice resort.

The hacienda is beautiful. It's so magical. The history is very interesting. It was built in 1524…read more. We came for a wedding and it was amazing. The atmosphere is incredible. The staff are so friendly and welcoming. The suite we stayed in was very nice. It was quiet and pleasant. There is AC and a fan. Cuernavaca is a hot and humid, so prepare for the heat. Also take mosquito repellent.

Oh my .... this place is magnificent . We are staying here for a few days to attend a wedding and…read morecouldn't think of a nicer place to spend a few days. This is an idyllic oasis hidden behind high walls. The resort is a converted hacienda dating back to the 1700's. We are staying in converted stables . The service is outstanding , the people are wonderful and I can't even begin to describe the surroundings . Hope my pictures speak for me . The pools are fabulous and the entire restaurant is wide open - I suppose because the weather is always mild . The period pieces of furniture and restoration to keep the original way this place was , is incredible . This is a destination wedding venue for the most part but also a great getaway. Transportation to Cuernavaca and the sights is a little tedious but the hotel is willing to help. Try this place and enjoy the photos . It's not often we get to stay in a real Hacienda

I fully enjoyed my stay at this Fiesta Americana in Xochitepec; the location resides in a quiet…read moreresidential town in Mexico, about 15-20 minutes away from the bigger town/city of Cuernavaca. Fiesta Americana is a beautiful and historic 18th century sugarcane hacienda turned hotel - maintaining its Spanish colonial design, architecture, and landscape with added modern amenities. When you think of a telenovela filmed at a picturesque hacienda, this is it. I spent a few mornings just walking the grounds and taking it all in, from century-old murals to photos and paintings on the wall to hidden hallways and rooms that - I must admit - made me a bit timid to explore further on my own. While touring the grounds on my own accord, I came across black and white photos of Mexican film "Los Gavilanes" (1956), which was shot at this hotel. (The film starred Pedro Infante, Lilia Prado, and Ana Bertha Lepe.) I also learned that in 2017, a secret wine room was discovered, which now the hotel hosts special private dinners for up to 10 people. So much history on this property... We stayed at the hotel for three nights, and throughout the stay we had reliable wifi, hot water, and A/C. The highlights of the stay - for me - was the grounds (I'm a plant mom and loved the landscaping), the pool (you can't beat the weather in Cuernavaca), and the breakfast buffet at La Molienda. I ate chilaquiles and papaya every single morning. Features and amenities include: :: Two pools on opposite sides of the property (both with bar service and pool towels) :: A cardio + weight gym (with gym towels, hand sani, and complimentary water bottles) :: One restaurant, La Molienda :: Spa :: A Starbucks cafe :: Multiple venue spaces for weddings and large events :: A chapel :: Bridal and groom suites :: A cantina/game room (very basic with a pool table and foosball) :: Conference rooms and convention space ...And it's dog-friendly! The only thing that wasn't five-stars about it, and you can't fault the culture/customs of a small, slow-paced town, was the service. It takes - what feels like - forever to order a drink, close a tab, get a cab (so plan ahead, and even when you do arrange for a cab, double check with the front desk). Oh, and the a la carte menu items weren't that amazing. The brunch buffet is where they truly shine.

DO NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL. Probably one of the worst if not the worst Hotel we have ever stayed at…read more The rooms have so much pertume added to them you choke, the linen is worn out, the shower has no drainage and flooded. Hotel is terrible. Lady manager does not care at all and has the worst attitude. Do NOT Consider this Hotel.

Would rate this hotel 0 stars if possible. We were staying here to check it out before our wedding,…read moreas we were going to tell our guests to stay here and had a room block. The hotel staff were incredible rude and unwilling to help with the issues that we had. We had to pay up front for our entire stay, which was fine but after the first night here we decided this hotel was not for us. Our shower flooded the bathroom, the bed felt like we were sleeping on a box spring and not a mattress and the AC barely worked. They would not refund us for the rest of trip and have since been giving all of our wedding guests that have already booked the hotel an incredibly hard time canceling. mind you our wedding isn't until next year. do not recommend this hotel at all.

A large domed Catholic chapel dominates the front part of the complex. As you walk in the…read morereception is to your left. I found the staff to be friendly and helpful. There is free parking. The price of the rooms vary according to size and if you want a room with or without air-conditioning. The climate is moderate even in the summer, with cool evenings, so most people who live here do not use air-conditioning. During the last days of August I thought I would need it but I really did not miss it. The ceiling fan in the bedroom was enough with the window open to allow cool air in. The hotel has a good security and is rather tranquil. Next to the chapel in the front of the complex there are some conference rooms. From there, there are several rows of rooms, from which you can choose the first floor the second floor. There are no elevators, so second-floor guest would need to use the stairs. The one thing I appreciate about this hotel is it's cleanliness and tranquility. Don't expect American-style amenities in your rooms such as coffee service or hairdryers. If you want coffee or something else to eat the restaurant is open during normal hours. I found the food at the restaurant to be quite good, and inexpensive. The service was friendly but not the most attentive. This hotel is family friendly. The rooms are basic but nice. I had one of the smallest rooms as I am traveling alone. There is ample closet space and plenty of plugs for recharging devices. I have not use the very small TV which is up next to the ceiling. If you want a remote you have to ask for one. I was provided one water bottle. The bathroom has soap shampoo and moisturizing cream. There were two towels one hand towel and a bathmat. The toilet area is separate from the shower and sink. There is a door separating the bedroom from the bathroom areas and entrance. I found the bed to be quite hard. The pillows were also overstuffed and very hard. Not the most comfortable but passing. The bedding was clean and linens changed daily. Without an air conditioner running to provide background noise I recommend using a white noise machine or application on your smart phone. I always carry a small speaker that connects with Bluetooth for such use. My white noise application really helps as the sound in the hallway tends to carry with the tile floor. With the window open there is some noise from the street or birds especially in the morning. So if that will bother you you need to get a room with an air-conditioner or use a white noise machine to get a good night's sleep.

Wow, what a beautiful property. The rooms are unique, spacious, and extremely comfortable. Not to…read moremention how clean the entire property is as well. The service was fantastic, and the staff was terrific. I would absolutely stay at this property again and highly recommend it.

I love this place . This is what Bread and Breakfast hotels are made of…read more If you are in Mexico or anywhere near Cuernavaca and you are planning to get away , this is the place you want to be . It's beautiful , serene , a breath of fresh air. They will take good care of you here without being intrusive . The hotel is white , everything is white . I don't know how they maintain it but it gives it an air of grandeur and beauty you won't see anywhere else . The rooms are huge . We stayed in the 03. Huge king size bed , wide bathroom and shower (no bath) . Stayed here for 3 nights . All the rooms have a large common lounge area or balcony where you can sit and read or have your meetings . The rooms also have a an air conditioner and a ceiling fan. The ceilings are really high so the air takes a while to circulate but once it does you are in for a treat even in summer . In the 03 room I noticed some noise at night from the 100 bars / restaurants on the corner of the hotel . Okay maybe not 100 but there's a lot of them . There's also a DJ in the hotel spinning on Friday nights so if you are one of those light sleepers , shut all your windows (bathroom and bedroom ) and that should help . They also have ear plugs free on the both sides of the bed stand so the noise shouldn't be a problem . They have two pools here . One is in the middle of the restaurant (for the extroverts ), there's a more secluded one on the other side of the hotel for is introverts . You'll find it. The menu here is robust . Breakfast is free . They have Mexican options ( chillaquilles and such ) American options (scrambled eggs ) and healthy options (granola , fruits , oatmeal ) . The dinner menu is robust too. Tried the pork belly, lentil soup, didn't care for the Caesar salad but that's just me (too much mayo) . Prices range from 7-10 usd per meal. There was paella on the weekend when I was there . The other reason you should stay here is that it's central and only a walking distance from all the tourist places you want to go here . It's opposite the palacio de cortez, right beside the zocalo, town square , market places , two minutes walk from the Robert Brady Museum, the cathedrals , it's all one big square . I found this place on trip advisor and I'll gladly recommend , give some pointers and even come back . It's even more beautiful at night when they have lights in all the trees and candles lit up everywhere . It will convert the Un-romantics ! Don't forget to tip the waiters , i noticed nobody was doing that . They are ever so attentive without being intrusive and they all speak some level of English. If you buy a bottle of wine outside the hotel, they will open it for you at the bar . PS- I looked at other hotels on trip advisor and getting here Iv seen two other ones I looked at . I'm glad I picked this place . Take a trip to Tepoztlan to see the mountains of you have time .The hotel will call you a cab that will wait for you for 3 hours and bring you back . We paid 600 pesos. It's a magical experience.

Do not stay here if you're planning on having any guests over, because they will not allow it. We…read morehad an event and they refused to let our friend, and hair and makeup artists into the room. Staff members gave contradicting information. We had a wedding to attend, and they ended up making my guest change in the lobby bathroom. The food and drinks were good, but I would not stay here again nor would I recommend it to anyone else.

This has been such a positive experience during my visit to Cuernavaca! My sisters and I visit…read moreCuernavaca 4 times per year to visit mom. We have stayed in different hotels but always seem to have the best experience in this one! Thanks to the cleanliness friendly staff and beautiful pools we can make our trip more pleasant.

This is only a review for their temascal and massage package. This is a very spiritual practice for…read morethis area of Mexico, where you will get a cleansing from a shaman with Copal and sit in a small building with heated volcanic rocks which the shaman pour water on to build a huge amount of steam. We shook rattles, we chanted, we screamed, we cried. The hot steam physically detoxifies your body. The rest is up to you as far as your intentions and what you're willing to release. After that, we had a couples massage. There were two massage therapists who would work individually on each one of us, then put hot stones on one person's spine, and do a four handed massage on the other person. At the end there was a drumming and sound healing session. I literally cannot tell you the amazing details of this whole process! We got there at 11:30 for our wet area time which is a personal Jacuzzi, fruit plate, tea water and are on table and chairs and lounge. This service is billed at 140 minutes but we got there at 11:30 and we were in our resting spot and bath robes with our cacao at 3:38. We lost track of time, but I would say the massage was at least an hour and a half if not, two hours. The service was 7300 pesos or about US$500. All of your service providers will expect a 10 to 15% tip and they prefer cash. The grounds are amazing, the staff is very friendly and have great attention to detail. We were staying at an Airbnb and needed help with the taxi and their concierge helped us out and called us a taxi to get to our restaurant. This is an unbelievable experience, do not hesitate!