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Overall we really enjoyed our stay. Village shop and restaurant nearby. Owner collected from and returned us to the station. Easily walk to great canyon views in 15 minutes or to Adventure park in 45 minutes. The property is an apartment for up to 4 people but the kitchen is very poorly equipped. More utensils and cutlery is needed. Mattresses were lumpy. Despite the shortcomings we would definitely recommend this place.

What a lovely place. Friendly welcome, nice room, eco friendly.

The rooms were spotless clean, room was cleaned every day. Fresh towels

This hotel has a central building with lounge, dining area and a shop, another building with laundry facilities and about 20 detached wooden cabins for guests, nicely spaced out with grass between and play areas. It was built with motorised tourists in mind and has parking near each cabin. Also a serviced site for motor homes which doubles as a camping area. Nowadays most of the users come by train or bus not car. The cabins were basic but pleasant with verandah area and table and some chairs...

With views to die for, I found staff to be warm and helpfull. Yes it is expensive in Mexican terms, and meals are one choice. BUT it is no more expensive than a moderate hotel in Paris, London, New York, and with views from the rooms, and lounge/dining in the top 10 worldwide, why would you deny yourself.

Great views - worth the steps (and higher room rates) up to the canyon view rooms

Hotel Barrancas del Cobre is effectively the overflow hotel for Hotel Mirador. When we arrived, there were no staff at the hotel, and so we walked up to the Mirador (about 10 minutes walk up through a wooded area). Staff there were aware of the booking and arranged a car to take us back down and let us into our rooms. The Barrancas del Cobre has limited facilities - a pool table and a communal TV lounge - with all the other facilities (reception, bar and restaurant, shop, etc.) up at the...