Hotel Corazón Mexicano

The B&B is located halfway up a mountain, with a twist and turn, making it a bit difficult to find. From the tree in the picture below, follow the arrowed path up the hill. After a few walks, you'll remember the way back to your room. The room is very small, and the Wi-Fi signal is very weak. However, the included breakfast is a great value for the price. The hotel's public areas are a must-see, especially the breakfast restaurant. From the window, you can see a large area of ​​colorful houses on the opposite hill. I'm sure it would be stunning at night, but I missed it. There's a bench outside the front desk, perfect for taking photos. The front desk staff and the breakfast attendants were both very friendly and helpful. Despite the language barrier, they went out of their way to help customers and were very welcoming.

There are no lockers, hangers, desks or chairs in the rooms. The only thing that can be appreciated is the view from the restaurant, so I would recommend it to people who can walk to higher ground.

It's a very small room. Breakfast is served upstairs. The view is nice. The nearby attractions are very close. The waiters are very friendly and will help you solve any problems. Generally speaking, it is safe to stay here if you travel alone.

The view from this platform is quite nice; you can see the scenery at sunset and sunrise.

The walk to the hotel is a bit uphill, and because it's located in a small alley, cars can't reach it, so those with large luggage should be careful. The hotel staff were very friendly and not only helped me carry my luggage down the mountain, but also helped me hail a taxi when the Didi car I'd called ran away due to a language barrier. The breakfast was delicious, especially the view of the mountainside. Although the room wasn't very soundproof, it felt like staying at my grandmother's house in the countryside. I could hear the people chatting in the alley and the sound of raindrops hitting the eaves.