La Noria has its ups and its downs. First of all, the location is superb- it's right on Insurgentes, which is the street you turn onto from the main highway coming from Palenque- it's just a few blocks from the main plaza and the pedestrian street and everything is super walkable. When you first enter the hotel, it looks quite... more

My husband and I are backpacking around the world this year. A lot of places we stay in aren't all that great, we have a strict budget and that rarely includes a lot of frills. We walked into La Noria (located very centrally on one of the most popular streets) and saw that the sign said 700 pesos ($50 —... more

* easy to find from the mainroad * Rooms are spacious and clean, beds are good, bathroom is clean and spacious and there is shampoo etc every day new. * Right in center of town, walking distance from main square and beautiful church * No breakfast service, but nearby it is (bakery, coffee bar and shops as well) * management... more

For a mid-range hotel, comfortable beds and pillows, large room with two doubles, large wardrobe, lots of hot water, desk, clearTV with many dozens of channels including a few in English, large bathroom with large shower, very clean, better than usual lighting, attractive interior, a block and a half from the main plaza. The posted price at the front desk... more

Hotel clean, spacious and graceful. In the town centre. The only negative thing was that they don't have the breakfast service in the hotel. Very good for price / quality. more

We arrived there to San Cristobal and found the hotel by accident. Perfect location, close to the main square. The price was excellent (automatically offered lower rate than the published one) so we decided to stay. The room was fantastic, clean, modern very well kept so had a fantastic night there. Based on the positive experience we decided to stay... more

A friend and I stayed at Hotel La Noria for a week in June '08. The hotel was immaculate and felt very safe. Plenty of hot water, cable TV, Internet in the lobby for one dollar an hour. It's a good central location within walking distance of all the local sites. We were awakened by church bells every morning, which... more

This was a great hotel, very well decorated and centrally located. The rooms were large, bright and comfortable. Beds were good, and bathrooms decent as well. We were very happy with the place and would certainly stay here again. Only slight problem was how the noise carries with all the tiled surfaces, but that's just a feature of most Mexican... more

After having a not-so-great experience at the Media Luna, we decided to switch to La Noria. For only about $8.00 more a night, we had much nicer service, a more comfortable and secure room, free internet, drinking water and a basket of the usual hotel goodies in the bathroom. I would definate suggest La Noria to anyone going to San... more