Dolores Hidalgo Hotel Guide - Cuna de Tierra Vineyard hotels in Dolores Hidalgo, Mexico.

"AC worked really well and the best thing was how close it was to everything that we did. "

"Man what a nice hotel. Very clean. Staff is bilingual. AC worked very well in the room. A+ in my book!"

"Las instalaciones se ven descuidadas y deterioradas (humedad en paredes, alfombras de pasillo sucias) la limpieza de las habitaciones es deficiente y el personal no es atento. Las toallas parecían trapeadores"

"Amazing with AC"

"Great accommodations"

"Nice place"

"The hotel sits directly in front of a major highway, and the noise is relentless. Semis roar past at all hours, and the building does almost nothing to block the sound. The bathroom windows are built in a way that they can't be closed. The bathroom door itself is a thin hollow-core door, so noise cuts straight through it. The main door to the room has no seal at all, so highway noise pours directly into the room. Sleep here is genuinely impossible. The Wi-Fi is the second major problem. It's so slow and drops so frequently roughly every 10 seconds that doing any real work on a laptop is out of the question. It can't even sustain a single YouTube video. On top of that, the connection is tied to your specific room key card, which creates an absurd situation: when you pull the card out of its slot in the room, all the electricity shuts off, including your Wi-Fi. So you can't stay connected while moving around the hotel. There's a separate hotel-wide Wi-Fi, but it's only accessible from the lobby and requires a different password you have to ask for. That one at least works but unless you plan to sit in the lobby and do all your work there, bring your own data plan. Overall, I found this hotel lacking in every dimension that actually matters for a functional stay."

"Lovely place to visit, would gladly recommend to anyone."

"The customer service we got was one of the best ever experienced, the whole staff made this stay way above expectations. Warm, sincere and real human interactions from the start."