Hotel Casa Selah

The staff were wonderful across the board, and they spoke fluent English. We ate breakfast at the restaurant next door and thought it was pretty good. We also had dinner there twice, and the food was good for the price. I'm glad we knew to request a room with a window. It cost a little more because it was a better room, and it came with two beds even though we didn't need that, but it was still relatively cheap. It's mostly quiet, though traffic and the occasional "boom" can be heard. That's a local festive tradition related to a specific saint and church, and the sound carries across the city center.

I've stayed here numerous times and have never been bothered by outside noise. The rooms are quiet even though the beautiful little boutique hotel is only a few blocks from the main plaza in the center of San Cristobal, within walking distance of the action. Each room has its own look, decorated with care, and the main staff speak both English and Spanish.

Casa Selah felt like a peaceful haven, while still being close enough to downtown for easy shopping and exploring. The staff were kind and helpful. I loved it.

The place was clean and quiet, and the service was among the best I've ever had. The staff were amazing and helped with everything we needed.