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 hotels, and not a real criticism of this place.

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 Cristobal.

We (two senior ladies) stayed here for 4 nights in mid March. We had room 103 on the ground floor. It was 400 pesos ($36.36) for a carpeted room with 2 double beds, cable TV w/remote, desk, chair, bathroom with shower, hair dryer, and two bottles of water a day.

There was a large living room in the front of the hotel with sofas, chairs, and two (free) computers for guests use. The place is very clean, quiet, and just a short 2 blocks from the main park. There were several good places to eat within a block of the hotel and a laundry right across the street. The location could not have been better.

The reception personnel speak enough English to check you in/out but that's about all. However, that's all you really need. Breakfast is not offered but there is a cafe next door where you can get a discount if you stay at the hotel.

We were very happy to have found such a nice place for so little money!