Hotel Tzintzuni

The rooms have Purepecha names, which I loved, and there are several room options at affordable prices. The hotel welcomed everyone who came in. I’d probably stay again, maybe in a room farther from the front desk, since you can hear everything happening there. There’s a big jug of water at reception, hot or cold, and you can bring a thermos and your own coffee supplies for the morning. A shop across the street has quick things to pick up, and a couple of blocks away there’s a lovely little plaza, though I can’t remember its name. The room I stayed in, tzitziki, had a charming lower level and loft, but the stairs felt weak and made a lot of noise. My bed was made and seemed clean, but there was a cup with liquid on the nightstand, perhaps left by the previous guest or by whoever cleaned. The towels were very worn and took a while to arrive, as did the shampoo and soap. The hot water also took forever to come through. They do accept credit cards, though payment takes a little while, which wasn’t a big deal. There was a TV, but we didn’t use it, so I can’t comment on it. I’m giving two stars because these details really need improvement.