We chose this hotel despite it being more than $200 a night because we were tired after travelling for more than a month and decided we needed some luxury for a few days. And part of that tirednss came from having to always use our extremely poor spanish and, of course, a hotel priced at this level would be able... More

Very nice boutique hotel in San Cristobal de las Casas. The hotel is in a nicely renovated house, it is well located, walking distance from town's downtown. Rooms are very comfortable and tastefully decorated with local accessories. Bathroom is also very comfortable and has a very nice size. Service is very courteous and have an excellent and helpful attitude. Agree... More

My wife and I have just returned from a one week trip to Chiapas. The first three nights were spent at the Casa del Alma. We did not expect to find such a luxurious hotel in such a perfect location. The rooms are large, clean, comfortable, with designed with the traveler in mind. Comfortable beds, wide choice of pillow types,... More

I have just stayed 4 nights with my family at this great hotel. Nice staff - not a lot of English speaking, but then I was forced to speak Spanish. Rooms are huge, very clean and with a very nice bathroom. Restaurant was really nice, a bit expensive compared to other places in town, but it is an upmarket hotel.... More

We stayed in this charming hotel and found it to be very nice. The rooms are very clean, beds are comfortable, bathroom large, Pineda Covallin toiletries, was a nice touch. Restaurant is excellent, they serve a salpicon that is to die for. Location can't be beat, it is right in the middle of everything. We went with a large group... More

The hotel staff was very accomodating, the rooms were spacious and very clean with a small terrace with a pillow menu and friendly service. Unfortunately, for a hotel that calls itself boutique-spa i was very dissapointed after I had the worse massage I've ever experienced. The price for a couples massage is 2300 pesos with taxes, the spa has nice... More

We don't stay in but have breakfast and a bad experience! Slow service, cold food, they forgot to provide fruit and did at the end, the cecina was hard to chew or even eatable. Great architecture but lots to improve in the restaurant.

Last month we went to San Cristobal and stayed at an average hotel. Across the street was an intriguing looking entrance to a boutique hotel, Casa del Alma. Four of us went in and were show large and elegantly decorated rooms, each one unique and a spa with massage. Impressed,we made reservations that evening for their their equally impressive restaurant,... More