Hotel is centrally located in Los Mochis. It is an upscale facility with a restaurant and bar. Room was nice and clean, but pricey for what is was. Of course, I probably was not going to get a great rate given I walked in with no reservation at 8 at night looking for a room. Regardless, I think it was a good choice all things considered and I felt safe, The advertised wireless internet service is not actually available in a good portion of the rooms. I ended up having to take my laptop to the lobby to access a signal. Had a nice dinner in the restaurant and an attentive waiter.

This is a major agricultural region of Mexico and with it comes a lot of insects. While I don't recall being bit at the hotel, I was feasted upon during my brief time outside at the airport. A can of insect repellant would be a good addition to anyone's suitcase that is headed for Los Mochis.

Expect to pay 200 pesos each way for a cab to and from the airport to the hotel. Time each way is about 20 minutes.

Comfortable hotel, with nice rooms, and with an absolutely fabulous staff! I got an AAA discount, which cut the usually $90 and some to about 60 pesos a night. A deal! Located in the center of Los Mochis, it features a (slightly pricey) good restaurant. The staff, however, was amazing. The people at the front desk helped with everything from directions, to help with a car rental in the face of an oncoming hurricaine while I was in another town (too long a story to go into) above and beyond their job. ... The hotel also has a room with internet connections, and two women who help with everything from getting copies of things made (for a fee), to proofreading a letter for the proper Spanish formalities (no fee). One of the waiters in the restaurant eveh offered to (and did) lend me a book he thought Id find interesting about the history there.

As a woman traveling alone, and first time to Los Mochis, I found the price, the creature comforts and the people made this an ideal place to stay. Within a block and a half of the bus terminal.

This is a good hotel with a good restaurant. The best part of our stay was their willingness to carry us in their bus through a warren of twisting unlit streets to the train station at 5 AM so as to have us on hand for our 6AM departure to Creel.

We arrived in Hotel Santa Anita after our 5 day trip through Mexico's copper canyon. After a 8 hour train ride we were exhausted. We were very pleased to find the first class comfort of Hotel Santa Anita in it's very comfortable room. The room had a small living room and very large bed. I highly recommend the hotel's restaurant, said to be one of the cities best and where many locals go. All good things must come to an end, so after a great trip, Santa Anita provided a great rest stop before heading back to the U.S.
See my other hotel reviews on my Copper Canyon Adventure (Posada del Hidalgo, Posada Mirador, Hotel Mision).