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La Troje de Adobe
Creel
Set 8.1 km from Lago de Arareco, La Troje de Adobe offers accommodation with a shared lounge, a terrace and room service for your convenience. Both WiFi and private parking are accessible at the lodge free of charge. Extremely comfortable beds and bathroom, spotless room. what made this place so special was the service - my friend got sick during her stay and the owner drove home to get the ingredients to brew her tea and checked up on her. They also spoke pretty good english. I would definitely stay here again.
Rancho Cabañas San Isidro
Cerocahuí
Rancho Cabañas San Isidro is Located in Cerocahuí, 7 Km. away from dowtown. It provides free WiFi, garden and a bar.
Daily breakfast à la carte breakfast is available at the lodge. At Rancho Cabañas San Isidro you will find a Mexican cousine restaurant. Vegetarian and vegan options can also be requested.
We usually don't write reviews but I this is an exception as we very much liked the place! We loved that it is ran by locals and that they support the Raramuri community and that you can get to know their culture! Also the rooms are beautiful and the food was great ;)
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Avg. price/night: $112
the parking spot is good been underground but is bad no elevator for the lodge
SalvadorYoung couple -
Avg. price/night: $48
Alpine lodge style. quite charming. A couple of minutes walk to the Main Street of Creel. there was a table and chairs and sofas in the lobby/ on each landing where you could sit as a group. from our window we could see the El Chepe train come through the town.
HazelFamily with young children -
Avg. price/night: $80
We found the Lodge by accident and were more than happy! Mario, Dido, Magarita and the whole family treated us very well and offered tours into the area or recommanded hiking rutes too. We loved the animales and wild life there but also the tranquility and excellent food! Important to know is that you have to leave the train in Bahuichivo and not like we thought in Divisadero! Thats 1,5h away but luckily Mario picked us up :) It was definitely a highlight of our 3 months road trip through Mexico! tks again!
AndréFamily with young children
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