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arranged on two floors facing a plant-filled courtyard. It's in the middle of everything but
somehow remains low-key, with helpful staff.
Hospedaje Casa Linda $
( 7762-0386; Callejón El Capulin; r Q100, s/d without bathroom Q49/85)
Spotless little rooms surround a
lush garden at this tranquil family-run establishment down a lane off Calle Santander. Up-
stairs units get a nice breeze and the balconies are good for afternoon siestas.
HOTEL
Villa Lupita $
( 5054-2447; Callejón Don Tino; s/d Q50/100, without bathroom Q40/75)
Family-run Lupita is great
value for staying in the town center. Facing a plaza below the church, it's removed from
the tourist drag. Accommodations are basic but spiffy, and a flower-filled patio with
broken-tile mosaic softens the environment.
HOTEL
Hospedaje El Viajero $
( 7762-0128;
www.hospedajeelviajero.com
; s/d/tr Q80/150/220; )
El Viajero is at the end of a short
lane off lower Calle Santander, making it quiet and peaceful yet near everything. Nothing
fancy here but the rooms are spacious and bright and there's plenty of balcony seating.
You can use the kitchen, and there's free drinking water.
HOTEL
Hospedaje García $
( 7762-2187; Calle 14 de Febrero; s/d Q80/160, without bathroom Q60/110)
Located on a side street off
Santander, this is a sprawling, airy place with an affable manager and numerous rooms of
varying shape and size. Some of the upper-level units are very good with huge bathrooms
and balconies looking out onto the patio.
HOTEL
Mini Hotel Riva Bella $
BUNGALOW
( 7762-1348; Calle Principal 2-21; s/d Q130/180; )
These neat two-room bungalows are attract-
ively spread amid park-like grounds studded with coffee plants, right off the smog-choked
main drag. Clean and modern units sport huge bathrooms.
