Hoteles en Oeste Salvaje desde $1,467 MXN

“Spent one night, property was very nice. Only one problem was the light shining through the glass window above door. Needs to be blacked out.”

“La cama es cómoda y tiene esterillas eléctricas. Esperábamos encontar una habitación en mucho peor estado, pero nos sorprendió, aunque lis muebles son antiguos , todo está muy limpio. El personal es amable y no está a mucha distancia del centro. La única pega es que cierra a las 20h la recepción.... También hay que pensar que a partir de esta hora poco queda abierto en el pueblo.”

“Great location, convenient restaurant onsite, walking distance to town (literally 2 mins).”

“Good for the price”

“Beautiful property with really lovely and attentive hosts. Unfortunately the restaurant was closed while we were there but the nearby restaurants were very nice and it was great to come back to a warm fire and a cosy room”

“Quick check in, friendly staff, room was ready, clean and comfortable. Plenty of parking and just a 5 minute walk to the main street and shops.”

“Property is fantastic - on the older side, but very well maintained. Owner was super helpful. Only downside is the distance from the cruises.”

“Loved this property. Hosts were very welcoming. Our 2 bedroom unit had so much room. Everything you needed was supplied. The room was clean and the outdoor balcony was a welcome bonus for a drink at the end of the day. Would definitely recommend.”

“Beautiful property and bungalow. Super clean and had everything we needed.”

“Love that the creek ran through the property. Could do with repairs/updates on some cabins.”

“Clean, well maintained, everything you might need was there, owner was lovely”

“Beautiful home with beautiful views!”

“for a 3 night stay I would have preferred a second set of towels”

“Great location, onsite restaurant, short drive to the information centre and shuttle to the Cradle Mountain walking tracks.”

“Loved the peace and serenity. Alex at reception was wonderful.”

“We stayed in the basic cabin and it was nice but I think they are overselling the luxury aspect a little especially for the price. If you are going in the colder months the source of heat is a gas fireplace which can be trickly to get the room to the right temperature. Also note there is no WIFI in the cabins, I don't think this is a bad thing as it helps connect you to nature a little more but something to keep in mind. The main hotel building has WIFI that works well if you need it.”