Cabañas margarito

Clean, well located, and fairly priced. There's a nice sitting area, too.

It's a quiet, comfortable place with attentive service, internet, and hot water. I visited in November, and the nights were quite chilly, but there was heating and plenty of warm blankets. They offer lots of interesting tours around the area. A small store nearby had everything I needed, and almost right in front of it was a little restaurant serving delicious breakfast and dinner. I highly recommend staying here.

We paid 1000 pesos a night for four people, and it didn't feel worth the price. We had paid the same for two nights at the much nicer Cascada Inn in Creel. This was a ranch-style hotel. We bought food at the market across the street and cooked on our patio. There's also a little restaurant across from the market, and the food there was good.

The owner seemed interested only in getting our money and not in helping us. The cabanas all had windows that were open and wouldn't lock. There wasn't a restaurant serving food in town. I'd go to Divisadero instead for better views and more infrastructure.