The hotel closes at night, so you can hear the doorbell ringing and the others guests, laughs, footsteps, etc There is nothing special in this hotel, good for bussiness but I don't recommend it for family, friends or couples, because you can hear everything from one room to another; even a quiet chat. One of my colleagues every morning woke... More

I traveled recently with my parents to Chiapas on vacation, including San Cristóbal de las Casas. The trip was fabulous, except for the service at this hotel. First of all, I should say that the location is perfect, right in the historic district, and the rates it offers are very competitive and offer good value. The hotel is also very... More

The hotel is not bad, but the atmosphere is cold, not friendly. This is an international hotel, nothing in particular. Good,clena,silent but not for meeting people. The staff could be more kind. You have to pay internet! Not a good service More

The room was very nice and comfortable and the price reasonable compared to other hotels nearby ($700 pesos), though expensive compared to other places in Mexico. Our sleep was disturbed however by the chatting of party arriving at 11pm. The rooms need better sound insulation. More

I stayed at this hotel when I visited San Cristobal in May 2008, and I give it a solid thumbs up for cleanliness and convenience. There are lots of hotels with great atmospheres in San Cristobal, so it would not be my first choice. The public spaces are quite lovely, but the rooms are pretty ho hum. And the staff... More

La Noria is a great location, friendly, helpful staff. Rooms are a little old fashioned but quite spacious. As usual in so many hotels the internet does not work in the room even though they say it does. Its a quaint hotel and we would definitely recommend it for its position. Secure parking around the corner and a block from... More

La Noria has its ups and its downs. First of all, the location is superb- it's right on Insurgentes, which is the street you turn onto from the main highway coming from Palenque- it's just a few blocks from the main plaza and the pedestrian street and everything is super walkable. When you first enter the hotel, it looks quite... More

My husband and I are backpacking around the world this year. A lot of places we stay in aren't all that great, we have a strict budget and that rarely includes a lot of frills. We walked into La Noria (located very centrally on one of the most popular streets) and saw that the sign said 700 pesos ($50 —... More

* easy to find from the mainroad * Rooms are spacious and clean, beds are good, bathroom is clean and spacious and there is shampoo etc every day new. * Right in center of town, walking distance from main square and beautiful church * No breakfast service, but nearby it is (bakery, coffee bar and shops as well) * management... More