★★★★★·Atemajac de Brizuela·8.6
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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Hotel Puerta de Piedra in Atemajac de Brizuela offers 5‑star elegance with a sun terrace, lush garden, and family‑friendly restaurant serving Italian, Mexican, and Argentinian dishes, plus vegetarian, vegan, gluten‑free and dairy‑free options. Rooms feature private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, balconies, and work desks. Free Wi‑Fi, on‑site parking, bicycle storage, and a games room complement the experience. Located 109 km from Guadalajara Airport.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
Nice facilities, pleasant day and night views, private forest access, and a 100/100 motorcycle ride. The coffee machine didn’t work; a perfect morning without coffee was painful. There is no restaurant or food service on Mondays, and the pillows were hard and tall in my opinion.
Isaac·Il y a 2 semaines
The breakfast was very pleasant, but I didn’t like that Saturday and Sunday the buffet menu was almost identical. Later they told me that if I wanted a room cleaning I had to request it in advance, which I’ve never had to do at any other hotel. The coffee machine in room 101 never heated and didn’t work.
Annyfer·Il y a 2 semaines
The facilities were well maintained and everything was spotless. The restaurant was great. The complex sits beside a forest and is well located. However, a party in a neighboring cabin kept us from sleeping; the strict noise rules should be enforced. I see it as a family-friendly retreat, not a spot for young friends wanting to party.
Diego·Il y a 2 mois
The amenities are spacious, clean, and everything is well cared for, with excellent extras. The only downside is that the restaurant only operates on weekends.
Mario·Il y a 2 mois
The hotel is in a good spot, near shops, gas stations, and has everything needed for a relaxed stay. It’s pretty and well maintained, with lovely gardens and a decent restaurant. The staff are friendly and helpful. The restaurant only opens from Friday to Sunday, but nearby places offer food and supermarkets. Two issues: the Wi‑Fi either failed or didn’t work at all in some rooms; we had to switch rooms and it still didn’t work properly, which made it hard to work online during those days. Also, the hotel offers both cabins and rooms, and the rooms share a thin wall that isn’t soundproof, so you hear every TV, conversation, and other noises from adjacent rooms. We were unlucky to have a family with a small baby next to us, and the baby cried all night, disrupting our sleep. It would be great if they added sound‑proof panels to the shared walls so guests can rest better. Aside from those two points, everything else was excellent.
Carlos·Il y a 3 mois