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The 7 best Condos in Chiapas, Mexico
Discover the best Condos in Chiapas, Southern Mexico including Capital O Kukurutz Residencia, J&K Suite, Apartamentos Ejecutivos "Los Anturios", Hotel Sevilla Palenque, Las Bodegas Sierra Huitepec, Suites San Miguel, Terraza Suites.
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1. Capital O Kukurutz Residencia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Kukurutz invites you to rent 8 charming apartments in the historical town center of San Cristobal de las Casas in Chiapas, Mexico.You are a few steps away from Santo Domingo church and the main pedestrian street. You have the chance to enjoy a quiet and nice place without being far from the main commodities and activities of San Cristobal.You will appreciate its fascinating and relaxing atmosphere. If you like staying outside you may enjoy the large garden or some shade on the terrace.Our sunny apartments gives you the chance to enjoy direct sunlight which is rare to find here in San Cristobal.
Best place we've stayed in all of Latin America
Reviewed By Irene SHaving traveled a lot in Latin America, we expect to pay a lot for an excellent place to stay and even then can find the lodging lacking in something. Kukurutz is affordable, beautiful, clean, creatively decorated and absolutely charming. The staff are warm, attentive and fun to interact with. People keep coming back here as we have learned speaking with other guests. It is understandable. The garden is lovely. There is art everywhere. The location is great, near the big city market. The grounds are safe and insulated from the street. A few rooms have beautiful views of the mountains. The owners feed street dogs during the day because they have such big hearts. They also participate in neutering them.
2. J&K Suite
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Attractive, comfortable, ideal for our stay
Reviewed By Sandy SMy husband and I booked one of the units in this attractive complex for the month of April and found both our apartment and the location ideal. The neighborhood, Barrio de los Mexicanos, adjoins the city's historic heart but is mostly residential and thus quieter -- except for a rooster that crows enthusiastically, beginning with the merest glimmer of dawn. The Iglesia de Santo Domigo, with its breathtakingly embellished facade, is only a kilometer away. We found the craft market a its feet superior in quality and prices to the main Mercado de las Artesenias y Dulces. A huge fresh market, including meat, seafood and a bewildering array of dried beans, is a 15-minute walk away, as are the gathering points for the collective vans to the culturally fascinating mountains of San Juan de Chamula and Zinacantan. The city is well-served by such combis, as the locals call them, including a route that runs from Barrio de los Mexicanos to Chedraui, a huge modern supermarket on the edge of town. For the most part, small grocery stores within a block or two of our apartment stocked everything we needed. In this part of San Critóbal, as in many old cities in Mexico, outer walls sit directly on the street, in the case of J&K Suites with a locked door leading to a combination garden courtyard and parking area. The evening we arrived, José led us to our unit, a handsome two-story open-concept apartment. Starting out in English but clearly relieved when we invited him to speak Spanish, he showed us how to use the appliances and otherwise oriented us before leaving us to settle in. José had replaced the bar-sized refrigerator shown on the J&K website with a full apartment-sized fridge. The kitchen also boasted a full stove, complete with oven and grill, and an array of small appliances, including a microwave, blender and coffeemaker with filters and a welcoming bag of ground Chiapan coffee. When we asked for a toaster, he brought us one. In addition to the kitchen, the downstairs encompassed a dining table seating four and a day bed that could serve as a couch, though not too comfortably. We used it to unpack, so that we didn’t need to heft our suitcases up the winding staircase to the second floor, which was devoted to a bathroom and a large open bedroom with two double beds. Also equipped with a computer table plus a vanity and a wide-screen TV, this room served for work and entertainment, as well as sleeping. Glass bricks set into the ceiling provided plenty of natural light during the day. The wifi occasionally flickered but generally worked well. Recessed lights and abundant electrical outlets added to our comfort and convenience. Although the apartment had neither heat nor air conditioning and nighttime temperatures dropped into the low 50°s, a duvet kept the bed warm, and the slippers we brought along protected our feet from the chilliness of the tile floors. Daytime highs bumped around the 70°s, so simply opening a window maintained a comfortable temperature even in md afternoon. A maid cleaned our unit once a week. José and Karina (the J and K of J&K Suites) lived in the complex and were cordial sources of advice and practical help. Although the stairs presented an initial challenge, thanks to railings we adjusted to them quickly. We highly recommend J&K Suite.
3. Apartamentos Ejecutivos "Los Anturios"
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Fully furnished executive suites, double bed, cable TV, refrigerator, stove, bathroom with hot water, air conditioning, entrance hall, cloakroom. All utilities included (water, electricity, cablevision, gas and internet). Gym, parks, rest area, picnic area.
Un buen lugar con un trato muy cordial.
Reviewed By Fanny VUn lugar muy tranquilo. Cumplió con nuestras expectativas, un trato serio, amable y cordial. Siempre estuvieron al pendiente si necesitábamos algo . Los dueños muy amables. Gran hospitalidad. Muy recomendable si buscas algo tranquilo.
4. Hotel Sevilla Palenque
Overall Ratings
1 based on 1 reviews
My worst experience in a Palenque hotel
Reviewed By 12345678910CQMDiscourteous, rude, disorganized and uninformed front desk staff. The main front desk clerk tried hard to charge me twice for a room, saying I had checked in the day before I actually had. When everything I tried to disabuse her of this misinformation, I requested my money I had paid in advance and cancel my room, she said "No" When I demanded to speak to her boss, she said he wasn't in. When I asked for the name of her boss, she said she didn't know. When I threatened to call the police, she relented, agreed to honor the reservation contract, but then told the maid service staff not to "bother me" and leave off cleaning my room for the three days. In general, the hotel is in an uber part of town called Las Canadas. It about half the price of the other hotels on the same street, but the more than poor service, and poor maintenance (do not stay here if you have mobility problems as the walkways are cracked, uneven, and have heaved up about 2 inches in some places), and general disrepair of bathrooms, dirt under the beds, low quality linens and ill-fitting drapes, it is worth paying the extra money charged by the other hotels. And don't forget their rat problems: when I arrived a guy was spraying rat poison all around the edges of the exterior of hotel, including around the hotel rooms.
5. Las Bodegas Sierra Huitepec
6. Suites San Miguel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Gratamente impresionados
Reviewed By FelipeG982Desde la llegada al Hotel la atencion fue excelente, nos ayudaron con el equipaje y cuentan con un pequeño estacionamiento. Las habitaciones cómodas y amplias. Muy buena opcion cerca del centro en San Cristobal. Solo recomendaria cajas de seguridad en los cuartos, y algun ventilador para dias no tan frescos.
7. Terraza Suites
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Really good option
Reviewed By Kerry CWe stayed one month in the studio apartment here and were very happy. It's in a fabulous location just 3 blocks from the Zocolo. The owner was very friendly. Excellent strong wifi with no connection problems over the whole month, and a fabulous shower with lots of hot water and high pressure. Excellent well equipped kitchen. We cooked most nights. Main downside is a nightclub half a block away which plays very loud music til 4am on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Lots of street noise from the apartment closest to the street which we had. The other apartments are further back and probably quieter. Wonderful rooftop terrace with gorgeous panoramic views although it would be nice to have some more comfortable chairs up there and some shade with an umbrella or something. At the moment it just has some ugly black plastic chairs and no shade. But the views are to die for. Divine. There is a compulsory weekly cleaning fee of 100 pesos but when cleaning the woman didn't even top up toilet paper or change towels. We were told if we wanted clean towels we had to take them to a laundromat ourselves or pay an extra fee. So you pay the cleaning fee only to have the place swept and mopped which is annoying. Also we arranged for the apartment to be cleaned on Mondays. One Monday she didn't show up (which was fine - we didn't want the service anyway) but then she did show up the following Friday, unannounced, knocking on the door at 8.30 in the morning while we were still in bed, asking to clean as she had missed the Monday, which we did not appreciate. The room came with a very effective gas heater. We used it twice then it ran out of gas. We were told if we wanted to use it more we would have to pay for a full new bottle of gas so we didn't bother. Apart from these minor issues we would highly recommend is place.
