Hotel Calli

Comfortable, clean basic travel hotel. Grounds very nice, convenient restaurant.

The property was beautiful the paintings the old structure of foundation it was just beautiful

Old hotel, needs extreme renovation. Bed is todo harfld. How to change the room because the air conditioner didn't work. Good parking.

Property always in immaculate condition, meals always amazing, room always extremely clean. Only problem was a/c wasn’t cooling well, my husband said he woke up in middle of night hot.

The hotel looks nice from the road, but it’s very dated once you come inside. There is a lack of lighting in the bathroom and the bed spread is surely from 1976. The water pressure a 4/10. otherwise the room was fine. Mattress was comfortable. We were received right away (a group of 11), but it was mass confusion since the porters didn’t speak English. The restaurant had a huge menu, but only 10% was available to order. Food was good, but I wouldn’t dine here again.

The place was a little run down. Food was not very good. AC took a ling time to cool the room and still, full blast it was too hot.

The garden is extraordinary with many trees over 100 years old, a large lawn with mango trees charged with mature fruit! and a great swimming pool. Paradise lost!

I stayed here for 1 night as part of an organised tour. This hotel located in Tehuantepec, and the only reason for staying here seems to be a stopover between Oaxaca and San Cristobal de las Casas. It's a very remote, non-touristic town which is hot and humid with lots of insects. The hotel on the inside is a little dated but it's tolerable, the surrounding gardens and pool were quite nice. The room was sizeable and clean enough, and the bed was enormous and not too hard like some of them are in the region. There was an air conditioning unit which worked well, which is good given how hot and humid the area was. The bathroom was sufficient, no bath tub but the shower was quite large. Others in the group had issues with the shower not working well, but for me it was fine. There was a coffee maker in the room, but there was no coffee, sugar or milk. There was wifi, a little slow and didn't always work in the rooms. Some of us had food in the hotel restaurant for dinner, it was edible and not too expensive. The breakfast was ok, coffee, juice, and fruit were on the table, and they brought toast and everyone got a plate of scrambled eggs with mashed beans and a tortilla chip. It was fine, nothing special at all. Overall the stay was mediocre, passable for a one night stopover. I have no idea what the other hotels in the area are like for comparison.

Pretty spooky a**osphere because there are very many rooms compared to the amount of guests staying at the hotel. The hotel also has some kind of a cold war/sovjet vibe to it. I wouldn’t recommend that you stay for longer than one night, but for a stop-over it is fine.