“Bien para pasar la noche.”
The location and the house are good, but the darkness around the site and the parking agreement that only allows use from 10 am to 6 pm afterward is a bit tedious.
JorgeA week ago
Just a moment…
★★★★·Tequila·8.7
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel Casa La Gran Señora in Tequila offers family rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, garden views, seating areas, TVs, and free toiletries. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, garden, balcony, and patio, all with free Wi‑Fi. Private check‑in/out, 24‑hour front desk, daily housekeeping, and on‑site parking enhance convenience. The tranquil setting and comfortable beds make it ideal for travelers seeking a relaxed, authentic Mexican experience.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location and the house are good, but the darkness around the site and the parking agreement that only allows use from 10 am to 6 pm afterward is a bit tedious.
Jorge·A week ago
The mattresses are old and the pillows smell dirty; the furniture also has a bad odor. They do offer parking, but it’s very far. There’s a hospital next to it that’s always under construction, producing a lot of noise. I had to leave my truck outside.
Ernesto·3 weeks ago
The location was great—everything was within walking distance. Nobody came to clean our room or replace our towels while we were there; we were told later that we needed to request that service. The hotel has a lot of outside noise, so bring earplugs.
Karen·4 weeks ago
It’s just a few blocks from the main town square and the spots you’ll want to visit, and the inner courtyard is beautiful. The rooms lack glass windows—only wooden shutters—so you can only let in natural light by opening them. That means a lot of mosquitoes from the patio area get in, which is annoying. I was unlucky enough to have the only light bulb in the room burn out at night (there are no lamps), so I had to use my phone’s light until the next morning.
Lance·A month ago
The hotel was gorgeous, kept in great condition, spotless, roomy, and cozy. It was a chilly September, but it would be ideal in July or August with its amazing views from every floor. Parking was covered, locked, and on the premises, and I could use a fridge, microwave, and kitchen. The décor was beautiful and tasteful, and there was consignment art for sale. Security cameras were everywhere, and the owners were wonderful. The downside was the sheer number of stairs—so many that it felt exhausting. In winter, a heater or fireplace would be essential, especially since the start of September was very cold and rainy. The nearest restaurant was a 10‑15 minute drive away, and the location felt very out of town.
Barb·A month ago