Casa Arcángel Miguel - 91500 Coatepec

Lugar padrísimo, camas súper cómodas, muy limpio, cada que tengo oportunidad me hospedo en este hotel tan único. Espacios muy bien decorados. Excelente para desconectar y disfrutar las vistas y el arte. Lo recomiendo

Excelente lugar para hospedarse en Coatepec; excelentes precios, bonito, limpio y muy bien ubicado. Tuve la oportunidad de tener una estancia larga en Casa Miguel Arcangel y la atención de todo el personal es inigualable. Espero volver pronto.

Uno de los lugares más bonitos y pintoresco de Coatepec, muy cerca del centro, está hermoso el lugar, las habitaciones excelentes, la comodidad muy bien, solo si estaría bien que tuvieran almenos ventilador dentro de ellas ya que se encierra muchísimo el calor, pero de ahí en fuera esta hermoso, muy bonito lugar. Si lo que te gusta es despertar con el canto de las aves...ahí lo podrás hacer, ya que cerca hay unos bambúes que sirven de refugio a las aves, hay gran variedad, si tienes suerte por la ventana podrás ver la preciosa luna que ilumina el cielo coatepecano. Lo más genial es que te dan una llave para abrir el portón, así que eso es un plus, nunca me había hospedado en un lugar así, lo que dá seguridad y además autonomía para mos huéspedes. ¡NO DUDES EN HOSPEDARTE AQUI, VERAS QUE VALDRÁ LA PENA!? Como nota: No hay estacionamiento.

Excelente experiencia al hospedarnos en este hotel ?! Su propietaria y administradora así como el personal nos recibió con mucha amabilidad. Los cuartos siempre impecables y el hotel, en si, es una delicia arquitectónica. Recomendado 100%

Un lugar muy bonito, céntrico, con atención inmejorable de su personal. Nos ofrecieron un café delicioso de alta calidad. Además las habitaciones limpias y confortables. Muy recomendable la galería pictórica y el lobby. Regreso pronto!

Me encantó el lugar, estuvimos en la habitación 555 que tiene un tapanco con 3 camas individuales arriba (habitación familiar superior). La habitación es hermosa a un precio normal, o sea, está bien. Nos dejaron un litro de agua natural diario, muchas toallas bien acomodadas y bien blancas, muchas almohadas. El hotel está hermoso, es pequeño, tranquilo, nuevo, bien cuidado, tiene un gusto exquisito y la anfitriona muy amable. Todo me fascinó. Volvería a este hotel con los ojos cerrados. Se los recomiendo mucho.

Great facilities don't make up for a poor welcome and gauche sexist behavior. While it's easy to see why people love the building, a good artist and a good host simply are not the same thing. Cons, then pros, then narrative below: Cons: --Rude sexist comment regarding my partner --Reception is actually necessary at a commercial lodging --No TV --Hurried check-in. --Cash, upon arrival --No drinking water provided --No parking, despite ample available space --Loudest night spent in Mexico at any price --The invitation for a drink with the host was inappropriately insistent --1,000 gigawatt street light outside thin curtains --Requested bank transfer upon reservation --Quoted price didn't include tax --Breakfast is a listed amenity on some sites, but only coffee is available. Pros: --Beautiful facility, clearly built by a legitimate artist. --Immaculate --Perfect shower --Great price When I made my reservation by phone, the owner, Mr. Ballesteros, wanted me to pay in advance via bank transfer. This seemed odd to me, so I played dumb, using my Spanish as an excuse. He made an exception to allow me to pay upon arrival in cash. The quoted price did not include tax. We established that no parking was available except for check-in. Since my truck is loaded for an open-ended road trip, I communicated my need to unload it before parking it on the street. There is no reception here. For us, that meant having to arrange our exact arrival time, which is challenging when you're driving through an unfamiliar place. We called when we were half an hour away and were told no one could let us in for an hour. So we drove and parked at the hotel and waited. The owner arrived. He was in a hurry to get to an orchid expo at the plaza, and let us know it at least three times. When I asked him to open the gate so I could unload my truck, he resisted, saying nothing ever happens in this neighborhood. I insisted, reminding him of his own words, but added that I'd be happy to cooperate however I had to to be able to secure the truck for the night. He turned around to look at my partner. I can't quote him, but I bet my life what he indicated was: "Does that include her?" I do not make this accusation lightly. After this point, there was no redemption for this man in my eyes. He assured me it was a joke, which didn't raise his stature at all. Only two of the other 10-20 rooms are occupied, but he put us in a room on the street. I asked for something interior, but he said there's no street noise here and there were only twin beds on the inside. We'd had a great day, so there was no energy left to argue or change hotels. We got settled in and took a couple of perfect showers in the immaculate and beautiful room and got settled in. I'd decided by then that I'd had too much of our host's company. When we were leaving for dinner, the owner was back. He invited us to a drink, which we declined. He insisted to the point of awkwardness that we stay, and I had to refuse more and more strongly to get him to stop. I understand there's a culture gap, but this ain't my first day in Mexico. His behavior is unusual by any standard. The bed was perfect. But not only was there ample street noise, there was also a powerful street light for which the curtains were no match. This place is artistically beautiful, but the host is ignorant of hospitality. Definitely not recommended.

As a family travelling in Mexico, this place is awesome. Finding a room with a king bed plus loft with singles for up to 3 kids is amazing. The rooms and building are stunning, and the beds and linens are very comfortable. We booked through airbnb, and had no difficulty communicating with the property or checking in. The location is great - close to everything in Coatepec. Many coffee shops and restaurants, plus a view to the Pico de Orizaba. The only drawbacks are that there is no parking available, but our car had no problems on the street in front, and that there is no heating/cooling in the room. When we were there in December this meant the room was a bit cold. Also, no TV, but we didn't mind at all, the wifi worked just fine.