Taxco Guest Houses

A hillside town with historic buildings, a prominent church, and a hotel.

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Our top choices for Taxco guest houses

1. Hotel Posada San Javier

Del Ex Convento

Roderick

includes taxes & fees

24 Aug - 25 Aug

2. Villa San Francisco Hotel

Taxco

Lizbeth

includes taxes & fees

13 Aug - 14 Aug

3. CynCas

Barrio de Santa Ana

includes taxes & fees

14 Aug - 15 Aug

4. Room-habitación Doble op1

Tlaquiltenango

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

5. Casa blanca Tequesquitengo

Tequesquitengo

includes taxes & fees

12 Sept - 13 Sept

6. Room-hospedaje Familiar Op3

Tlaquiltenango

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

7. Room-hospedaje Familiar Op2

Tlaquiltenango

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

8. Room-lodging And Tranquility

Tlaquiltenango

Antonio

includes taxes & fees

4 Sept - 5 Sept

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Top Taxco Hotel Reviews

Hotel Montetaxco

8/10 Good

"I booked three “premium” rooms. They didn’t feel premium. It was a bit dated. The view was the star of the show. I would book with confidence. The waiters at the restaurant were super friendly and helpful with questions. Breakfast buffet was a bit pricy for the area but not the worst."

Hotel & Balneario Los Angeles

10/10 Excellent

"This hotel is beautiful, rustic, and very clean, situated right on top of the mountains surrounded by gorgeous greenery. The staff and service were wonderful, which made up for the lack of in-room amenities (keep in mind there is no A/C, coffee maker, iron, or hairdryer). Note that the location isn't ideal if you have mobility issues. A couple of things to plan ahead for: 1. You definitely need a vehicle or taxicab. The site mentions a 6-minute drive to downtown, but it took us 10-15 minutes on steep, narrow roads that require careful driving. 2. The hotel restaurant closed at 3:00 PM during our low-season weekday stay. Since there is nothing else close by, finding dinner was tricky. Despite those minor inconveniences, it is a great stay if you’re looking for something low key and relaxing"

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