Coffee Mountain Inn

The owners were friendly and helpful; they upgraded us immediately after a small problem with the first room. The decorator or owners had a good eye and we liked the décor. The back porch was a plus, offering great mountain views. We had to change rooms, and it was hard to find them at night.

Watson·Há um mês

“Décevant à la vue du parcours effectué d’Est en ouest”

Santa Fe’s population and the proximity to restaurants, a supermarket, a service station, and the Maria y Chon coffee plantation were positives. However, the stay was disappointing given the price. The room was clearly dated: the décor was outdated, the equipment was worn, and the overall ambience felt old. For the rate, we expected at least some modernity and upkeep. Additionally, housekeeping didn’t clean unless we left a sign, which was surprising since we were the only guests. The “included” breakfast consisted only of a hot drink, nothing else, which is too minimal to be considered a real service. Another unpleasant point was the manager’s comment about the towel colour, noting shampoo dye stains that actually wash off easily—an unwelcome observation. We were in low season, making the contrast with other hotels in the same price range, which offer far more quality and service, even more glaring. It feels like the focus is purely on profit at the expense of the guest experience, and the value for money is lacking. I do not recommend this place.

Maryline·Há um mês

The breakfast on the patio was wonderful, and the view was nice.

David·Há um mês

A gorgeous terrace and insanely good food! Great info about activities and tours. We really enjoyed it :) The hotel provides rubber boots.

Philipp·Há 2 meses

“El mejor hotel en Santa Fe”

It’s the best hotel in Santa Fe paradise. Incredible views and they give you tours to visit the park. The hotel is very good, but the price is definitely high.

Pablo·Há 2 meses