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"Everything was excellent. "

"Fue un gran servicio nos gusto mucho Ami y Ami esposa fue una bonita experiencia "

"This is a beautiful property that needs lots of maintenance. The staff is very friendly. The food at the restaurant is good even if they take too long to cook. The condition of the hotel is par at best. Needs maintenance. Hot water takes 10-15 minutes to come out of a shower that spits water all over."

" Pros:Nice Panoramic View, clean room, good food Cons: Far away from downtown "

"Overall, this hotel was a pretty standard stay. The biggest highlight was definitely the location—being right across from the church made it very convenient and added to the experience. The pool was also a standout feature, and we really enjoyed the few hours we spent there. The terrace restaurant was a nice touch as well. That said, the rooms were average, and the bathroom felt below standard compared to expectations. The initial check-in experience wasn’t the most welcoming, as the staff seemed a bit short and disengaged. While there was construction happening outside, it didn’t directly impact our stay, though it may have contributed to the overall quiet atmosphere, as the hotel and restaurants were mostly empty. In comparison to other nearby hotels, where staff seemed noticeably more friendly, this one didn’t quite stand out in terms of service. Overall, it’s an okay option—nothing particularly remarkable aside from the pool and location."

"Everything was pretty well."

"The pool was quite small and we didn't have time to use it. Nice area though"

"El Hotel Posada San Javier en Taxco es realmente acogedor. Sus jardines bellísimos, la piscina y el ambiente colonial con aire de convento crean un entorno único y encantador. La atención del personal es esmerada y muy amable. El restaurante ofrece comida exquisita; el desayuno buffet del domingo es excelente y las pastas para la cena son deliciosas. Quedamos encantados con la experiencia."

"Water pressure very low. Only a trickle, and on the last day, there was absolutely no water, not even a drop."