La Casa del Naranjo Hotel Boutique

Sheets super soft. Fabulous staff members. Breakfast was good. Coffees in room was an option. Safe secure site.

Nothing, all was positive.

Soft sheets large room. Staff amazing.

Nothing.

Location, staff was great

The breakfast is excellent. For us it includes coffee, orange juice, panque (coffee cake/loaf), a fruit plate with yogurt, and your choice of 4 main courses (we had eggs with chorizo). I'd stay again for the breakfast and location alone. We asked for a softer bed prior to arrival and the bed was quite comfortable. There were lots of different pillows on the bed, so it was easy to find one that was best-suited for yourself. The soaps in the bathroom were lovely.

The rooms in general could use a bit more polish. We've stayed in other hotels in Mexico that have a colonial/antique feel that are more inviting. The caulking around the inside wall of the shower could use a bleach soak as there is mildew growing in it. It didn't affect the experience, but it makes it seem less clean and is a fairly easy fix.

I spent 5 wonderful nights at La Casa del Naranjo during my visit to Queretaro. Great location in Centro Historico - very convenient to get to many of the sites, restaurants, cafes, bars, and shops in town. The whole property is charming and cozy. My suite - I stayed in El Limon - was clean and spacious. The bed was very comfortable. Only thing that could have been better was if the suite was refurbished (it was a bit old and dated, but not a dealbreaker). Breakfast was delicious. Staff were friendly and professional.

Excellent breakfast. Nice people. Great location. Pretty facility. 2nd time to book.

It is a good hotel and this was my second stay here. The showers are wonderful (rainhead showerhead). There was a problem on this visit. It’s a problem in a lot of Mexican hotels. Beds that are hard. Although the room named Mangono has a nice and comfortable bed, Durazno and Limón do not. And Durazno was the room that I was given. I would avoid these rooms because the beds are hard as a rock and it is like sleeping on concrete. I couldn’t sleep. And that made me sleep deprived. Unless you don’t have a problem with hard beds. I was unable to request a room change because I took off early, 2nd day, to explore the Sierra Gorda region, and came back late. On my second night I was stuck in the same room. Another night of troubled sleep. It is a compact room and you will need to be creative on where to hang your stuff. Also bring a sleep mask as the patio lighting that stays on all night creeps into the room. The amenities are quite wonderful and include big and fluffy towels and bath robes, and really good soaps, shampoos, etc. It’s actually a very good hotel, except for the bed issue, which for me, was miserable. So be sure to be sure that you like your bed and room when you check in. Breakfast is from 9 to 11. Great for walking just about anywhere because of its great location at Hidalgo and Allende. V60 specialty coffee is just up the street. As are Kao and Koffein . Wonderful breakfast at Naranjo

The size of the room was perfect for one person, the staff was very friendly. The location was great, close to everything.

The bathroom was not clean. The pillow cases seemed dirty. The room needs a deep cleaning.