Casa Salazar Durango

We paid $450 for a room with two beds. It has parking, hot water, and Wi-Fi, and everything was great. The rooms are clean, which I liked, though they’re very small and there’s nowhere to put your suitcases.

My room had two double beds and a sofa bed, plus a full kitchen with a two-burner cooktop, dishwasher, microwave, minibar, and basic utensils. Wi-Fi was super fast, and there was hot water and a floor fan. The place was very clean, safe, and accessible. You can pay by transfer or deposit at Oxxo. I’d definitely stay again.

Does anyone know if the listed phone number is still current? I’m trying to check availability, but no one’s answering. If you’ve stayed there before, could you share the contact number?

Hot water is always available, and there’s parking. Some rooms have a kitchenette with a mini-fridge and a few dishes for cooking. Small rooms for two start at 350 pesos, though they feel cramped with two double beds and little space. Larger rooms can fit four people in two double beds, and some have a sofa. A room with two beds, a sofa bed, and kitchenette costs 450 to 500 pesos for three people; one without the sofa bed but with a kitchenette starts at 400 pesos for two. Rooms are cleaned every three days. They could pay more attention to detail, since sometimes there’s a slight dirt smell that they seem to try to cover with perfume. Still, given the prices, I think it’s a good option for a couple of days.