Overall Ratings & Reviews Hotel Mision Cerocahui by Balderrama Hotel Collection

Compared to other accommodatio in the are this is a very expensive location only geared to tourists. Food is very exprnsive.

I felt like I was a cow on a cattle drive. Nothing was personal, staff was efficient, but did not go out of their way to make you feel at home. There were no choices for dinner, no special tours, seating was at the same table with same people every night. Food was OK but not great. Rooms were very small and bathrooms were ridiculously small. This hotel was not worth the price.

Please make sure that you review your reservation if you are not on a tour. We were not told that our meals were included with our room

I had not realized that the rooms I booked included full board. Consequently, we did not sample any of the apparently very few local establishments. The food was a big production, not standard Mexican fare, surprisingly delicious, and included vegetables! There were lots of tour groups (mostly people from Mexico City) coming in and out for one night stays at the hotel during the three nights we were there; our small group was an anomaly in this respect. We took a nice walk with Juan, a local guide. Two little boys scraped together some horses for us to ride one afternoon. We enjoyed soaking in the jacuzzi in the evening. We were there just before Easter, so there was a little carnival/market in the town square. We visited the mission school where the few tiny pupils remaining during Easter break were excited about watching a movie that they told us was to be about princesses.

the old, restored hotel is lovely, and, though the trees and bushes weren't in bloom or leaf'ed, we enjoyed watching the workers prepare the vineyards for this coming season's grapes. the tour to cerro de gallego resulted in a breathtaking experience and though the meals weren't over-the-top marvelous, they were very nicely presented and tasty. the wait-staff needs a bit of polishing but all were friendly and accommodating. the town square is beside the hotel and it was entertaining to buy a soda in the local shop and just "people watch" in the late afternoon. we were reminded of small time life of 50 years ago just by observing people's comings and goings. a resident "tour guide" is don juan. he guarantees you he is a local and has endless tales to spin. he readily leads tours to cascada cerocahui, talking about local personalities, flora and fauna on the way. there's no internet, limited cell phone service and no nightlife, but the surroundings are so interesting, one hardly misses it. it was wonderful having the opportunity to remember how we did things before the internet took over. and they make their own wine!

We selected this hotel as a stopover of the El Chepe ride form El Fuerte to Creel to make the excursion to the Urique Valley overlook - and that is really the only thing you can do there. Because of the lack of competition it is overpriced!

Hotel Mision was a sweet little hotel in the Copper Canyon. Staff was extremely helpful. We had a wine vineyard right in front of our room - made for a lovely spot to have cocktail hour! There isn't much of a town here, but several good tours offered.

Outside is much nicer to look at than the rooms; they are very, very basic: small bed, no Internet, no TV - Power went out often, were provided with a candle - Food was actually very good and included with the stay. The mission is a vineyard that produces its own wine and is pretty good, too. Good enough for an overnight stay along the Copper Canyon route.

We stayed at the Hotel Mision for one night during our Copper Canyon rail adventure. When we arrived at the Bahuichivo Station, the Hotel Mision Shuttle was waiting for us. Our bags were quickly loaded and we were off. We arrived at the Hotel Mision 30 minutes later. A staff member was waiting for us with delicious, complimentary margaritas. Our checkin process was swift and painless. Our room was perfect, clean and quiet. It can get chilly this time of year and there were plenty of extra blankets and firewood for the wood burning stove to keep us warm. Lunch was waiting for us and we immediately sat down to a delicious meal, starting with soup, pork chops and vegetables. After lunch, a staff member took us on a tour of the girls school and the nearby church, we were also treated to a stunning sunset. The nominally priced tour included a wine tasting of the La Mision wine. After the tour, we had time to explore on our own. Dinner was excellent and they allowed us to bring our own bottle of wine to the dinner. We went to bed that night feeling fully satisfied and well cared for. The next morning we enjoyed a full breakfast prior to heading off for the Overlook Tour. Unfortunately, when we arrived to the overlook, 45 minutes later, a huge cloud bank had engulfed the area, and there was nothing to be seen. The guide apologized profusely. Upon check out, we were surprised and delighted to learn that the Hotel did not charge us for the tour!

this Hotel in not for activity vacation close to early not choose on food no place to go out & visit

This is a charming hotel located in a quaint little village. The mission church and the school for the Tarahumara girls is just a short walk away. There are several tours that the hotel offers and they are reasonably priced. The food and service was excellent and they have a nice gift shop in the main lobby area. The gardens are filled with roses of every color and there was a small vineyard in front of our room. There are apple trees on the property as well. There is a small pool for a refreshing swim.

La red wifi del hotel es pésima y además hay que pagar a diario por usarla. La comida es excesivamente cara. El personal de recepción muy amable y siempre dispuesto a ayudar.

Las instalaciones del hotel son excelentes. El trato del personal es regular. Es caro si lo comparamos con hoteles de la misma cadena y que ofrecen la misma calidad y mejores servicios.

Tiene un viñedo

Todo ,,, no tengo queja alguna. Excelente trato, comida. Todo

El hotel es bonito, pero sus precios son elevados. Solo te ponen una botella de agua sin importar que te quedes una o 10 noches. Lo mismo la leña para la fogata, (no tiene calefacción). Les falta cumplir con lo que indican en su cuadro de “Que es un huésped”?

Es el único hotel en Cerocahui con todos los servicios, pero en si no hay mucho que hacer. Todo es por temporadas. Yo sugeriría evitar la parada ahí. Alimentos ricos pero caro, las camas y almohadas bien pero los baños sobre todo wc muy incómodo.

Muy caro en relación calidad-precio, el servicio del restaurante solo te ofrece 1 platillo en comida y otro en cena, el postre fue el mismo en los 2 días que estuvimos alli y por un precio muy alto para lo que ofrecen, no volvería a ese hotel

Me gustó sus instalaciones, la decoración y la alberca. Solamente me parece caro porque está en una zona muy alejada .

Excelente hotel! Tienen actividades planeadas para la estadía las cuales hacen mejor la experiencia! Como mejora ampliar el menú de cenas!!