Hotel Barrancas del Cobre by Balderrama Hotel Collection

Lo único malo es que no cuenta con Internet Las habitaciones son cómodas En mi habitación no funcionaba el encendido electrónico del calentador, avise´en recepción pero no fueron a revisarlo

Would not recommend, No staff around, I finally found someone in laundry and they called someone from another hotel to check us in. I was told the room was not paid for. Took a lot of insistence including the paid receipt for her to do further research. The room assigned was between two other rooms- the only other guests in this ample hotel, We had the late nighters on one side and the early mourners on the other. The bed had springs about to escape so not very comfortable. The promised iWIFI had been shut off the week before. The only food or drink near here was a 15 minute walk away. (Someone brought hot water at night for tea or instant coffee and was was a dirty old 5 gal water bottle. The good thing about this stay was the included breakfast that was included in the price.. we had been traveling around Mexico for 3 weeks mainly eating at local cafes or street venders with no problems with food or water/ice. My usual strong constitution was challenged almost, causing me too missed the wonderful 7 line zip line (which was fabulous). This was in Oct 2017 and a lower tourist time, and it felt like they kept this facility open because of the laundry and furniture repair area.

Hotel Barrancas del Cobre was overbooked so we got transferred to sister Hotel El Mirador Our room had a balcony that had a beautiful view of the Copper Canyon. Room and facilities were very clean. Staff was very friendly and had a peaceful environment. The only thing is that we had to wait to check out in the morning. We were going to check out at 7am but nobody was there. Had to wait until 9am Hopefully, staff can get there earlier to be available for check in and check outs. Also, dinner was very pricy. It was about $29 per person ($500 pesos)

Quaint, quiet, historic, "out-of-the-way" hotel. Beautiful rooms with heating and a fireplace (no air conditioning/no fan).There is no town---only the 2 hotels: Hotel Barrancas del Cobre & EL Mirador (owned by the same company). Great for relaxing, reading, hiking, and only a short ride from the Adventure Park (Aerial tram known as "teleferico" & the longerst zip line in the world-110 km-2 minute ride!)

My husband and I stayed at Hotel Barrancas del Cobre for 2 nights while visiting Copper Canyon and riding El Chpe Tren. By the way, the Chepe train stop for this hotel is "Posada Barrancas" and NOT "Divisadero"...it's only a 5 min walk from the "Posada Barrancas" stop. We were very pleased with our visit. The price of this hotel is much lower than Hotel El Mirador, which is a ~15 walk uphill (but there's also transport if you don't feel like walking). Although this hotel doesn't have the view of the Mirador, it's a sister hotel & guests can use all the facilities of the Mirador, including the restaurant (which was great for breakfast but only so-so/overpriced for dinner) with a beautiful overlook of the canyon, the shops, and the nice walking tour around the area. The Hotel Barrancas del Cobre has more of a hostel feel, with an open area to play pool & guitar and to buy drinks. It was nice to socialize with people in the lobby. Also, there is a town nearby with a really cute/recommendable restaurant (~15 min walk), close to the small chapel/church. The hotel itself is a bit old, but it was comfortable, and the reason I give 5 stars is really because of Karla, the receptionist, who was SUPER helpful. She organized our tour to the nearby Adventure Park (highly recommendable!!), and she helped us to get cash for the bus, when there weren't any ATMs nearby. A few more tips: bring lots of cash, because there are no ATMs and very poor data/internet everywhere in this area.

Hotel Barrancas del Cobre is effectively the overflow hotel for Hotel Mirador. When we arrived, there were no staff at the hotel, and so we walked up to the Mirador (about 10 minutes walk up through a wooded area). Staff there were aware of the booking and arranged a car to take us back down and let us into our rooms. The Barrancas del Cobre has limited facilities - a pool table and a communal TV lounge - with all the other facilities (reception, bar and restaurant, shop, etc.) up at the Mirador. Likewise, there are no real views from the BdC - they are all up at the canyon-rim located Mirador. One thing to watch out for - the address is misleading! It appeared as Est Posada, KM 622 - but Est Posada is at KM 626, whereas KM 622 is Divisadero station. The hotel is actually beside the Posada station at KM 626! Otherwise, the staff were friendly, the set-menu food was Italian, the rooms were clean.

Happily recommend for an overnight at Posadas Barrancas train station. Just a few minutes walk up to the edge of the Canyon and the amazing views. Food and drink at the partner hotel El Mirador was very expensive. Turn right out of the hotel and there is a little restaurant for breakfast and great quesadillas and burritos.

Room is okay for price. Hotel ist just besides the railway station Barrancas del Cobre. For food you have to walk up hill to Hotel Mirrador. Food there is quite expensive, but there is no other option. Very nice is hike to adventure park (approx 30 min). You can then also save the very high transport cost to get there. Check in process was slow. We also lost a pair of sock in the room.

Noone about - but the young man (caretaker?) we found could not have been more helpful. Should be explained that the rooms are at one place (very nice) but reception, staff, bar, breakfast, are all up the road at the posh Mirador Hotel.

Great location for a budget hotel at barrancas. Located right next to the train station. Take the shuttle or a 10 min walk up the hill to the Mirador sister hotel for the most amazing views of the canion. Breakfast with a view is included at the sister hotel and for 200 pesos they will take you to the adventure park and 3 viewing point and back on time for the train...