Casa Angeles Mascota is offering accommodations in Mascota. With a shared lounge, the 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
Dolores
United States of America
Continental breakfast was satisfactory. Very centrally located.
Located in Mascota, La Casona De La Esmeralda has a garden, terrace, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property. Featuring family rooms, this property also provides guests with a playground.
Hotel Posada Santa Rita is located in Mascota, Jalisco, 525 feet from the main square. It offers free Wi-Fi, free private parking and rooms with flat-screen TV.
Connie
United States of America
clan place peacefully and nice stuff good location
Doña Francisca Hotel Boutique is a beautiful and charming hotel located in the heart of the Magical Town of Talpa de Allende; Jalisco a few yards from the Basilica of Talpa.
Surrounded by the mountains of Sierra Madre, this all-inclusive resort features luxury chalets, extensive grounds and a spa.
Patricia
Mexico
The location was spectacular - the mountains, lake, and available paddle boats and kayaks, horses to ride. The cabin was spacious and the bed very comfortable. The water was hot for the jacuzzi and shower. The key plus for the resort is the magnificent beauty of the mountains and lake. The staff and waiters were great - very friendly.
DEPARTAMENTOS LIZDIAN is offering accommodations in Talpa de Allende. The apartment, set in a building dating back to 2022, provides free Wifi and free private parking.
Christine
Canada
Perfect location for us. Really appreciated having coffee there for us.
Featuring quiet street views, CABAÑAS LA PAROTA in Talpa de Allende provides accommodations and a garden. With garden views, this accommodation offers a balcony.
Guests staying at this apartment have access to a balcony. This pet-friendly apartment also has free Wifi. Casa Marquita en el centro de Talpa de Allende.
On average, 3-star hotels in Mascota cost $42 per night, and 4-star hotels in Mascota are $88 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Mascota can be found for $108 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The town is very picturesque. Has a few view points to hike from the town. Near by have other little town that are very interesting to see. The geography of the area is very pretty. Has also lots of archeological sites and an one archeological museum as well a library and other tourist attractions.
Barrenechea
Scored 10
10
Mascota is a beautiful little town, surrounded by nature.
Mascota is a beautiful little town, surrounded by nature. The restaurants are fantastic and plentiful for such a small town. The local residents are really helpful and favourable to tourism. Would recommend an overnight trip. You can visit everything on foot.
Etienne
Canada
Scored 8.0
8.0
Mascota and the region are quite interesting.
Mascota and the region are quite interesting. There are a fair number of things to do and see in the area, but you need to work a bit to find them. Roads can be absolutely insane, but they're worth it for the views in some areas. People were generally friendly; a bit cautious until you greet them with a few words in Spanish. You should really know some Spanish before exploring the area. Signage is limited generally, and you cannot always rely on Google.
Eugene
Scored 10
10
Mascota and the surrounding mountain areas are wonderful...
Mascota and the surrounding mountain areas are wonderful places to explore. It is well deserving of its selection as one of the Pueblos Mágicos of Mexico. I would advise an SUV if making a side trip up into to the mountains to visit the villages of Yuerba Buena, Cimmaron, Navidad, Juanacatlán, etc. because the roads can be rough, especially if driving all the way up to the Laguna de Juanacatlán.
David
Mexico
Scored 10
10
Though we were able to spend the night, in a lovely hotel (...
Though we were able to spend the night, in a lovely hotel (Santa Lucia) not far from the plaza, we could easily have spent more time. A very warm and inviting place, with a clear charm, a nice respite from the hustle and bustle of Puerto Vallarta (which we also love and have been visiting for 30+ years). We had planned to venture out to YerbaBuena and Navidad, but decided to linger in Mascota instead.
In the centre of Mascota this is a hacienda style hotel with a beautiful central terrace, helpful staff and basic, but comfy rooms. There is a tea/coffee and water station which was unusual and greatly appreciated. Our room was small, but fine for what we needed and great for our budget, and there are bigger rooms available. I recommend internal facing rooms if possible. Very relaxed and friendly. The village is lovely, with great places to eat and explore.
The hotel has many aspects that could be very beautiful and relaxing.
It was quite close to the bus stop which was very handy.
The hotel has a lovely colonial feel to it. The walls are thick and noise from the road is not intrusive.
The bathroom was huge and the water very hot.
The room had an enormous wooden door with a quirky key.
There was coffee ( Nescafe) downstairs in the morning.
Absolutely beautiful hotel with great service, big room with a river view, very clean property and lovely location. The bed is extra comfy and the shower has unlimited hot water with unique hand made soap. We greatly enjoyed the complimentary tea and cookies in the evening in the courtyard by the fountain. I would definitely recommend this hotel.
We loved the hotel. It’s beautiful and quiet and exceptionally clean. The staff is wonderful. The garden patio in the middle of the hotel is gorgeous and I loved meditating in the early morning.
In the center, super cute, and relaxing, mascota it's really unique and peaceful.
The room is huge and the ceilling is really deep, the decoration is really atypical, and the price is perfect.
Jean-paul
Canada
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