Hotel Casa De La Palma

Every one of the staff members were kind and helpful. The location is impeccable on a quiet street one block from the Zocalo. I had the corner suite, top floor #202 (3rd floor American--walk up) with it's over-the-top colonial decor. There's a 24hr convenience store in the building around the corner. 100 restaurants within a few blocks, Amparo Museum close by. Hotel Casa de la Palma is pleasantly historic and a great value for the wallet.

Great location, charming old building shaded by old trees. Wonderfully soft bed!

This is unique experience in a colonial building. It is extremely affordable, the staff are friendly and attentive, you can’t beat the location and adjacent restaurants are great.

Amazing location comfy beds in the 2 bedroom suit amazing views from the balcony nice staff Well recommended close to a lot of restaurants tour bus Churro spot

This was such a fun place to stay- it’s super historic so it was fun and the room was very unique. Comfortable and excellent location. The warm water was hit or miss and the space is worn but that’s part of the charm of its age. Highly recommend and would stay again.

Hotel was within walking distance to most amenities. Staff was very helpful as they provided a map with places to visit around the hotel. Room was cleaned daily and was safe as well. The only thing I would consider is you have to use the stairs since there is no elevator. Staff was very helpful at the front desk as they helped us with laundry assistance as well as transportation to the airport early in the morning. There is no restaurant in the hotel but there are plenty of places to eat around the hotel. Beds are a bit hard for me and pillows too soft. Had a great time during our 7 day stay.

Excellent view of historic Puebla. Staff were extremely helpful and went above and beyond for us twice.

Very nice antique place, love it!

Awesome service

This hotel is located in a Spanish colonial building that served as a boarding house for newly arrived Spaniards coming to Nueva Espana in the 1700s. Our room had 15' high ceilings and huge windows overlooking the street below. The bathroom was larger than some hotel rooms I've stayed in! While the amenities are very basic (weak wifi, old keys, flat pillows), the experience of staying in such a classic building outweighed any negatives. In addition, the price was very good. Highly recommended for more adventurous travelers who aren't so picky about modern-day conveniences.

Graciella is a master of the front desk. She will get you where you need to go. Food, sights, history, just ask. Room was always clean, staff is fantastic. Feels like a place you can live forever!

A block away from Cathedral and city center.

Rooms and patio are GORGEOUS. Clean and historic. Problems are 1) on a very loud street 2) Beds are way too soft

Beautiful, very large, charming rooms. Excellent value. Great location. On the downside it was noisy outside at night (maybe due to time of year) and the room has no AC or fan. There is no elevator so if that is an issue for the traveler, they should be aware. The staff go out of their way to greet and assist the guests.

Cute, charming old hotel in a great location!

Amazing, this hotel is perfect and full of old charm. I think next time i will book for at least 10 days...this hotel helped me fall in love with Puebla and i cant wait to return...i do wish the rooms where all listed on the hotels site so you knew which one you were actually getting so do your homework or call ahead

This hotel is for the traveler who wants to have a taste of the traditional architecture and the flavor of the old city in their living situation. The rooms are large, comfortable and full of character. The hotel has all the problems of a 300 year old property, but the staff is committed to keeping the hotel in good order. If you want to have an experience that is just like any other chain hotel go somewhere else. But if you want a real Puebla location this is it.

welcoming and covid conscious. Great value.

We were really looking forward to staying at the hotel because of its location to the city centro and it’s quaint appearance in photos. The room itself was fine. We loved the wood floors and the beautiful windows. The rooms do get hot but you can open the terrace doors. This might become a problem when sleeping because of street noise. It didn’t bother me. The bedspread was dark and had a hole in it and I wondered if it is ever washed but the sheets and towels were clean. Ok. Now for the poor rating. The toilet barely flushed. This created a big problem with 3 people sharing a bathroom. The shower pressure was low, which I would expect in an old building but this was ridiculous! It was hard to even wash your face in let alone try to wash thick hair in. We could plainly hear the next door bathroom shower and it didn’t sound like it had the pressure problems ours had. We could also hear their conversations as if they were in our room. There was a gap in a wall that allowed you to see into the next door bathroom. Also, a bedroom lamp did not work. Unfortunately we found the conditions unacceptable after 2 nights of this. We were prepaid 7 days and contacted Expedia about the issues as well as the hotel. They were unwilling to refund any money for the 5 nights we stayed somewhere else despite our complaints. I understand they were following a policy I agreed to but I also agreed to pay for facilities that would at least be usable. May the water issues were just in our room?

Beautiful colonial architecture in a great location. This is our second time here and will return.