Patzcuaro Hotels & Hostels (20)

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Pátzcuaro's classiest rooms can be snagged at this converted 16th-century colonial house. Think plush linens, fine art on the walls and a stunning historical courtyard that is part museum, part g…

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With pottery on the tiled floors and ironwork on the walls, this sunken lobby is as inviting as it is unusual. Some rooms are better than others, but on the whole they are comfortable and spotles…

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Run by a sweet abuelita who will offer same day discounts, this is Pátzcuaro's choice budget spot. For a few more bucks you can have a room with a pastel paint job that makes it feel larger than …

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A cozy, stylish choice with spacious rooms that have terra cotta tile floors and high beamed ceilings. Management is warm and gracious. You may want to stay a while.

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This small, pink, family-run budget spot on the road to the pier, is the best among a string of lakeside hotels. The rooms are clean, management speaks English and it helps arrange boat trips to …

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This palatial three-story hacienda style hotel has been recently renovated, with refinished beams and columns, granite and tile baths and Tempurpedic beds. The Plaza Chica location is excellent.

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The public spaces are endearing at this converted monastery. Think wood columns, a fireplace and exquisite local pottery in the courtyard. But the rooms, though large with high ceilings, are pret…

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A lovely, rambling hotel painted in a pastel yellow that just feels like Mexico. There's cable TV, fairly narrow beds in the simple, clean rooms and plenty of outdoor common space.

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Cramped and not nearly clean enough, some rooms have stellar volcano views. It will do for a night or two if you're desperate.

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The simple, tiled rooms are clean, come with soft double beds and cable TV and are set in a quiet end of town. Management is friendly and accommodating.

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The lovechild of a colonial mission and a US motel, rooms open onto wide verandas overlooking a driveway and parking area. There are plenty of beautiful details - like columns, beamed ceilings an…

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Well located between the two plazas is one of the better options in town. The 60 rooms are all unique, some have arced brick ceilings and are furnished with antiques. The lobby vibes with almost …

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The leafy interior of this decent budget choice is lit with skylights. The halls are decorated with funky tiles and the rooms are immaculate. Drawbacks include thin mattresses and late night and …

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If you crave affordable luxury, this intimate US-owned B&B offers 10 elegant rooms with local rugs and beautifully tiled baths in a converted 1784 mansion. Amenities include cheap international c…

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This old hacienda style inn is the best of the midrangers by far. Rooms border a courtyard, the beamed overhangs are held up by ancient timbers and the extremely cozy rooms are decorated with fin…

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Rooms are spacious, clean and have character (arches and high ceilings). The garden is sunny and warm and the price is right. You won't love the industrial carpeting but it keeps the room warm an…

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