Food: NA/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 Parking: 4/5 Family friendly: 5/5 Stroller friendly: 5/5 Montetaxco Hotel and Resort is located on top of a mountain overlooking the city of Taxco, Guerrero, México. I feel it has the best view of the city below while right across from the Teleférico. However, getting up to the hotel is no easy feat. It's a strenuous uphill climb for cars and the roads are cobblestone with just enough room for 2 small cars. Once up at the hotel, walk through the lobby and down to the pool to get a view of the City Taxco. The city is built similar to that of Cusco, Peru. Houses and buildings are built into the mountainside and all the roads are cobblestone. The hotel has two pools; one for adults with the depth of 6-7 ft and kiddos about 2 feet deep. It was windy day so the pool had some debris, but there was a pool person cleaning. Another cool thing about the was the glass elevator tp get a view of the city as well. Hotel Montetaxco also has a huge restaurant, poolside bar and upstairs bar. Although we didn't have a chance to partake in the festivities ( there was live music here on a Wednesday night dinner time). I can attest the service is excellent. On Friday morning I went down to breakfast to get a slice of chocolate cake for my mother in laws birthday and they enthusiastically obliged and took the time to write "Feliz cumpleanos!". The rooms we had were average i would say. We had two beds ( full size), good water pressure and most importantly the Air conditioner worked! A sliding backdoor led into the hotel grounds which was great to hang out outside at night. Overall, I would return here. If you're in the area gotta stay here at least one night.

Montetaxco is a beautiful villa tucked away on the steep Northeast corner of Taxco where you can…read moreaccess it from car or a variety of VW Bug Taxis on steep black cobblestone switchbacks or ride in comfort on the Telefrico or Cablecar which gives you an amazing view on the ride up. Montetaxco is all about the glorious views of valle de Taxco. Make sure to wake up early to see some beautiful sunrises. The food is nice but the amenities are a bit dated so do not expect 5 stars. After enjoying the town of Taxco, Montetaxco Villa is a great way to end your evening.

The location of this hotel is PRIME! In the corner of the main plaza of the Cathedral. This plaza…read moreis where most of the people end up walking around or sitting down to enjoy some ice cream. Also a great place to either people watch or take pictures. The hotel is a colonial house that was turned into a hotel. Because of this there is no elevator no AC. Good to keep in mind for the older folk. Our room was on the first floor and had a view . Room was small, but clean. They provided 2 bottled waters and toiletries. The staff was really nice and attentive. The hotels restaurant was good as well. They offer Sunday brunch that I would recommend.

Hotel Agua Escondido has a few things that will grab you. It's a great place to bring kids, with a…read morelarge pool, sweeping views, a game room with pool, ping pong and even a stationary car (like the toddlers ride at the super market) and a fantastic restaurant. Service is quite professional and quick. Our room was on the small side, but booking through third party travel sites, we weren't offered a choice. One of the best things about this hotel is the entrance is right on the Zocalo. The Zocalo is the place to relax and take in Taxco's charm. Because it is a large hotel, one does not get the charm and personal service found in smaller, more charming places.

This hotel is a hidden gem in the beautiful city of Taxco. Two years ago when I was passing…read morethrough, my uncle got us a room here for the night. We enjoyed it so much, that we made sure to stay here for 4 nights this time around. It's a nice quiet hotel a stone's throw away from the Zocalo (City Center Meeting Place) with a lovely garden patio. The rooms are nice and cozy with everything you need. If you're worried about drinking the water, all the rooms have water pitchers that you can fill up at the multiple filtered water stations found right outside your room. But for me the best part by far is the spectacular view of Santa Prisca Cathedral and the rest of the city from the rooftop terrace. I could spend hours up there taking photos

We ordered a cocktail and we did not like the taste or quality of it. We complained and were told…read morewe could not remove it from the bill. We spoke to a manager that informed us that if it was removed from the bill the server would be charged for it. This is an unacceptable practice that would never happen in the developed world. Please avoid this place at all cost. Cubanqball

Amazing stay! If you plan to take a trip To Taxco I highly…read morerecommend this hotel. My family and I stayed here for 8 days and the staff was very nice. Food was good too. Thank you for upgrading our room free of charge while the first floor was having its floors changed. The view was breathtaking.

THIS IS FOR THE MINE TOUR ONLY. 5 stars…read more According to a fellow Yelper, there has been some shady business with the hotel staff and customers' belongings. Which takes away from the 5 star review. I came here to take a tour of La Mina. It's a silver mine that was shut down hundreds of years ago, and only rediscovered 4 years ago--locates underneath the hotel! The tour is only about $150 pesos, and includes a drink afterwards--I'll get to that. The tour guide was so patient and informative. Most people here only speak Spanish, but he would translate into English for me the best he could. I was able to ask some questions in Spanish so I could better understand. The mine is VERY cool. I learned a lot! Afterwards, you can see a mural by Juan O'Gorman & Diego Rivera, constructed in the 1950's. Your drink token can be used at their poolside bar with breathtaking views of Taxco. I ended up staying for dinner on the balcony, and was the only person in the whole place! It was perfect, and the food was incredible. I would come back to tour the mine again, but per my fellow Yelper, would be wary to stay overnight.

Please beware of severe theft. Taxco is a gorgeous place. And this hotel is marketed at a 5-star…read morerating. A few years ago I stayed here and was completely robbed within my hotel by the staff. After several attempts, I could not do anything to resolve this. When we entered our room the doors were completely locked and our bags were seemingly untouched until we looked deeper. It was clearly an inside job and two MacBook computers were stolen along with some valuable clothing items. It was such an awful experience to feel helpless. I randomly decided to see if this place had any reviews and found that there was a 5-star review. I wanted to make sure and share my experience so no one else was misled. IF you still decide to stay here please be very very aware of and safe with your things. Do not leave your blinds at all open. I believe that is how the wait staff was able to see that our bags had valuable items stored in them. Please be careful.

We came to Mexico City for our friend's destination wedding. They said the location is two and half…read morehours south of the City, but not to worry as they would have a shuttle take the guests out to the Hacienda San Gabriel, in the Cuernavaca area. On the day of travel, we boarded the shuttle for the transport to the Hacienda. It is actually located 35 minutes south of Cuernavaca in Amacuzac, Morelos. The Hacienda was a sugar cane plantation and it still grows sugar cane as evidenced from the canes in the fields on this large property. But the main part of Hacienda is beautiful from the rooms, swimming pools, restaurant and the grounds. Our friends had a pre-wedding reception party at the bar/pool area for the guests. The next day, the wedding was held in a large lawn area that was beautifully set-up. After the wedding the guests walked to the waterfall area for the reception. Then we all proceeded to the restaurant for the dinner/reception. It was a beautiful wedding event at the Hacienda all around. For amenities, we did horseback riding, which was an hour ride guide by a vaquero, though the Hacienda property. You can swim, play tennis, go to the spa and play billiards. The restaurant offers a breakfast buffet and a set menu at the patio area. There was free wi-fi, but it was limited to the area around the hotel office and restaurant. Due to the stone walls, you cannot pick-up wi-fi from your room. Wished there were routers in the rooms. It was nice experience being in a lovely Hacienda. Beautiful grounds and friendly service.

A hidden paradise and the perfect wedding location. The Hacienda built by Hernan Cortes was…read moreoriginally used to produce sugar and over the years it became a residence and was rebuilt and transformed into a hotel. If you are looking for a historic place to relax for several days, this is the place! You will sleep in very clean and very comfortable rooms (the pictures on their website don't do them justice). If you are used to AC just make sure to select your room accordingly as it can get hot during the spring/summer months. The garden and pool area are extremely well kept and you can also play tennis or volleyball there, go for horse rides or get a massage. The staff is amazing and the food here is delicious. If you plan your wedding here, you have several beautiful locations for cocktail/ceremony/party to choose from on the hacienda. It is just the perfect location! FYI a fun fact, just recently the Netflix series Bandidos was filmed here.

This has got to be one of the most historic hotels I ever stayed at. Legit in the middle of no…read morewhere this old hotel hacienda dates back to the Hernan Cortes era-it was the dudes summer home. Talk about MTV cribs this guy was an OG no doubt. You can see various historical artifacts throughout the place. Like water ducts and the original kitchen that was next to his master suite (that you can rent) in case he got hungry in the middle of the night. The pools are huge and very Romanesque feel with pool side service and lounge chairs and shade. We went for our friends 25 wedding anniversary and it was so freaking hot it was crazy. The rooms have AC and mosquito repellent-very much needed once the sun goes down. You can horse ride around the property and order a massage. Its mostly just chill here not much to do but relax, eat and drink. Its ugly little town on the drive in but once you hit the hotel its another world. Staff goes above and beyond in helping. Its old school here they don't have even do on line reservations. Food was good as well as the drinks. Everything reasonably priced. I loved getting away from it all and my husband and I had a great time at this party held here on the premises. Bring cool clothes lots of sunblock and be ready to just sit back and relax.

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.

The worst night sleep ever at such a high price. It is 12am and the party outside our room is still…read moregoing reverberating into our room as if we are there. This place is so expensive for this. When we called the front desk they said the party will continue until 2am and all they can offer is ear plugs. Oh! And the food is awful. We do not recommend.