I went there expecting the pictures, but the place had no electricity or running water. The staff told me it was a dark, waterless spot, so the ads were totally misleading. I left disappointed.
Humberto8 months ago
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Pica·5.0
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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1 double bed and 2 single beds
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La Sacristía in Pica is a renovated historic farmstead featuring a garden, terrace, and family rooms with private bathrooms, tea/coffee makers, and landmark views. Guests enjoy a shared kitchen, outdoor seating, picnic area, cultural classes, tour desk, and walking tours. Pet‑friendly with free off‑site parking, it offers serene, authentic desert charm.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
I went there expecting the pictures, but the place had no electricity or running water. The staff told me it was a dark, waterless spot, so the ads were totally misleading. I left disappointed.
Humberto·8 months ago
We arrived and were told there was no reservation, so we couldn't stay. They asked us to cancel. It was a hassle.
Bielkita·11 months ago
The cabin is cozy and surrounded by nature, but there's no running water or electricity—just solar lights, so bring a flashlight and water. The well‑bath requires a bucket from a nearby spring, which can be a chore. The location is amazing, close to the lake and local shops, and Patricia is friendly and proud of the place. A few tweaks like a water barrel near the bathroom and a couple of pots would make it even better.
Felipe·A year ago
The place is pretty nice, but it gets really cold at night.
Waddy·A year ago
The setting is surrounded by fruit trees and rustic vibes, giving a total disconnect from the world. The owner is super friendly and shared the history of the trees. It's a peaceful place I'd recommend 100%. The only downside is that outside the room there's no light at night, so you need a flashlight, though a phone light works.
Waldo·A year ago