Hospedaje Papagrande

The staff were incredibly kind. The owner lent me his personal bicycle which absolutely made my trip because I could ride around to cenotes. He was completely trusting which was so nice

I couldn’t stay longer

The grounds were beautiful. Pool looked inviting. There was alot of space.

Lighting in the room was very bright at night. A lamp would be nice .

Spacious rooms. Lovely pool and gardens. Friendly, helpful staff.

Nights were not quiet due to neighbourhood dogs and roosters

Very clean. Attentive staff. Close to many cenotes.

Everything was great.

When my partner and I arrived at Hospedaje Papagrande Hotel we were met by the owner who had a warm smile and spoke really good English. She provided us with great information about the cenotes, restaurants and the town. The room was large, comfortable and had great wifi. The staff also let us keep our car in the compound the following day whilst we visited the beautiful Cenotes of the region.

Great value for money, no complaints.

Easygoing and helpful host, early check in.

Power outage during rainstorm, but that was not the hosts fault at all - the whole town lost power.

very friendly and helpful personnel

the ceiling fan was extremely loud

Big clean room and big clean bathroom. Central location. Helpful staff

Frequent power outages ( not their fault) but no generator backup. No breakfast or coffee and no water provided.

The room was large, and comfortable. The location is outstanding if you're in the area to enjoy the cenotes (there are at least 15-20 within a three-mile radius of the town. The owners are friendly and helpful. The internet signal was strong and reliable. We were able to use a large refrigerator located near the front desk to store our food and drinks. It's a very secure, safe place.

We liked everything about the property, although we were surprised and disappointed to discover that almost all the restaurants in town are quite expensive, and the quality of the meals didn't match the price. One notable exception is a taqueria which is next door, but doesn't serve breakfast or lunch (it opens everyday around 7:00 pm). There are also some inexpensive eating options on the main square from stands that operate all day. One evening we bought tamales from a lady selling them out of her front door. They were very good and quite affordable. I don't recommend any restaurants in Homún except the taqueria next door to the hotel.