Hotel Maculis - 24040 Campeche

Very nice little hotel. The room we got with view on the place was great. The high ceiling etc, very cute

Great place to stay Reasonable price Highly recommend Great location

Positive: Rooms were very nice, clean and spacious. There is a small kitchen where you can take water, juices, coffee, some fruits and pastries any time of the day! Hotel has a lovely garden with a pool providing enough of shadow during the day. Stuff is nice and friendly. Amazing tacos just at the corner.. Negative: We got a room number 6 which is separated with the other room only by the door. This is the reason you can literally hear everything and I felt like we were sharing one room with out neighbours. I assume it is only the case of these two rooms and other ones are better..

Well, lovely place indeed IF you don’t end up in room number one just next to the reception desk. In this case you’ll hear receptionist chitchatting with her friend all night long and pretty much feeling like sleeping on the street. Such a room is supposed to be for luggage and not for guests accommodation.

Very nice and comfortable. Don't let the front entrance fool you!

Excelente we are a group of 8 person place was clean nice patio common kitchen Jose is a wonderful host everything wonderful will be back soon.

Nice little hotel with a small kitchen, with a big fridge coffe, oil, olive oil, vinegar, salt, tea, .. Nicy decorated rooms, quite big, great beds, huge shower, with a rain sky :) hot water Nice cold pool

A charming little hotel in a charming little city. Where to start?  Well, the location is near perfect:  Nestled in the picturesque residential enclave of San Roman, on an adorable square centered with a gazebo--just a 10 minute walk from Campeche's historic center and a block away from the seafront malecon.  The church on the corner is cute enough, too--though the 630a bells heralding 7a mass are decidedly less so.  You have been warned. My room, #10, is officially a junior suite, and highly recommended:  About 500 square feet, nice king bed, and a rain shower (that dribbles).  But better still, this second floor accommodation features its own private terrace, large enough to host a stand-up cocktail reception of 15 of your closest friends.  All of this overlooks the hotel's small garden and plunge pool.  High luxury for $35 a night.  AC works well, and there is even a hammock you can set up inside if you please. The church bells and anemic shower are my only misgivings here, and the hotel staff more than makes up for them.  Jose was an absolute life-saver as he found a laundry to wash my clothes on a holiday weekend, then found me a driver to make the trip. $35 will buy you two movie tickets and a small popcorn.  Or the quirky luxury of one of Campeche's coolest little hotels.  Plan on making it your home when visiting this Mexican jewel box of a city...