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Very good vegan food and excellent customer service. Recommend for vegan food. Mexican and pokebowl style.

It was a feel-good meal with a few great vegan options. All the staff were friendly, and the atmosphere was lovely. The complimentary mango served before the meal was such a thoughtful touch, and the drinks are served in handcrafted cups, adding a unique and charming touch. The flavors were fresh and vibrant — I’d definitely come back again. A wonderful spot for vegans and travelers alike!

This is my favorite restaurant in Valladolid. The food is absolutely delicious! There is a beautiful garden seating area, calm music, very friendly staff, and an expansive menu that caters to diverse palates and diets. My wife and I have been coming everyday and we are never disappointed. Yerbabuena is a true culinary gem and a must for any foodie.

Yay veggies! Yerba Buena was a refreshing change after the mostly-meat diet available everywhere else. We had enchiladas, vegetarian lasagne with salad, and mushroom pasta. The succulent pastas seemed to be home-made. Both the linguine and lasagna were truly excellent in texture and flavour.

Edited to add that 4.5 years later I came back and the chilaquiles are still the best! Consistency across the board with flavor, presentation and service. 🙏🏼 Wow! I’ve been in Mexico for 3 months and between all the places I’ve had chilaquiles in various different states and cities, these are the best. This restaurant has a beautifully tranquil outdoor space, the staff is all genuinely friendly and warm and the food tastes good, is presented in a beautiful manner and it’s not overpriced. Good energy matters when cooking and I can tell whoever made my food has it. Muchas Gracias Yerbabuena!

Best cappuccino so far on our trip (all others have been too weak for these two Europeans!). The food is decently priced and delicious! So much flavor, and even my spouse who can’t handle spicy food loved his pork dish (he asked for the mole sauce on the side). I had the Yucatán chicken dish and it was incredibly flavorful. Handmade warm blue-corn tortillas on the side. The mole was delicious as well, but a tad on the spicy side even for my taste. Also tried the tamarind Agua fresqua which I’ve never tried before, refreshing but a little sweet (not too sweet, I assume it’s supposed to be a little sweet!). Facilities are clean as well, great restrooms, space between tables, cute decor, pleasant music playing in the background (nothing loud or annoying like in some other places). Also, not often mentioned, but they had sharp cutlery so you can actually cut your meat. This impressed my spouse who has been annoyed by the “butter knives” we’ve received at other places. Staff was super friendly and very efficient with food and getting the bill etc. They even have a little map where you can put a pin to say where you’re from! 10/10 would go back in a heartbeat. Perfect spot for lunch or breakfast.

Absolutely delicious! Great choice of fine and yummy food. Many vegetarian plates, wonderful breakfast, good juices and smoothies. Great coffee, nice garden and and and good service! We were there twice and were sad, that it already closes at 5pm…. Best restaurant in town!

Great vibes with an assortment of vendors selling fresh produce and hand crafted goods. Restroom costs MX$5 to use and was relatively sanitary. Worth a stop if you are in the area.

Valladolid is one of the most beautiful cities in the Península and if you live in Yucatán is mandatory to visit it at least once in your life. There is a lot of regional food in the market of the city and you also can buy some local vegetables. Near the market, there is also a cenote but you can't access unless you pay. During my vacations last week I also visited the festival of Valladolid is not as big as Xmatkuil festival but it doesn't feel less enjoyable, there is a lot of things to see like the regional dances, during the winter is almost mandatory to wear warm clothes.

Good place for shopping souvenirs

Nice little market. 1 of the buildings hosts the butchers and clothing. I'd avoid that build as the smell is not very pleasant. The other building hosts the veg and fruit. It is a newer building and much nicer to visit.

Definitely worth visiting to see some authentic culture. If you’re a traveller like me, pick up some spices. Recommend: achiote, Mexican orégano, and dried peppers. I paid 10 Peso per bag.

This mercado is little bit off the beaten track, at the edge of town some 10 min walk from the cenote Zaci. It's housed in a beautiful arched colonial style edifice and it's very colorful inside. You'll find everything there - fruits, vegetables, meats, clothes and what I was most amazed with - homemade HOT sauces in so many different colors. I bought over 10 at less than 2$ a piece. Great place to soak local atmosphere and many local eateries around

Nice stop for ladies looking for souvenirs or fresh fruits and snacks. Colorful display of vegetables, flowers, and also fresh meats. Men would probably be wondering why you took them along. Nice stroll from the city center, about 1 mile. By the way, I always ask for permission before taking pics. Just do it.

We chose to visit Valladolid last minute on a whim and we are so grateful we did! What a charming place full of culture. Our stay at Hotel Posada San Juan was fabulous. The room, staff, food, attention to detail - what a gem! We had such an incredible time and definitely plan to return. Thank you for a fabulous stay!

We loved this place! Beautiful building, excellent food, people are welcoming and always available to help! Highly recommended! We also booked the excursion to Chichen Itza with them. It was a wonderful day, and both our driver and our guide were simply amazing.

Wow what a an amazing hotel. The service is personable. The hotel is so clean and the pool perfect with the tables and loungers outside the room. Perfect for little ones with a little kids corner too. Around a 10min walk to to the main square. Easy parking etc

Good location, have their own parking. Large rooms, excellent beds. Place is spotless. Pool with sitting area and eating area. Very friendly and attentive staff. Our family had 12 people from 8 to 73 and 4 rooms. No complaints.

We had a great stay at Posada San Juan. The hotel is family-owned, very central, and perfect for exploring Valladolid. The staff is welcoming (while not speaking english for most of them), the atmosphere is authentic, and the value for money is excellent. It’s also a lovely place to disconnect and enjoy a more local experience. That said, the rooms are on the smaller side and decorated in a traditional style, so don’t expect modern or high-tech stuff. Still, it’s a charming spot and I’d recommend it for a 3–4 day visit to Valladolid. We also tried the hotel’s private cenotes, which was a unique and memorable experience. The service was outstanding and having the place to ourselves was special. Just be aware that it’s a 2-hour drive each way on rough roads, which can be tough for small kids.

This is one of most expensive hotels in Valladolid, but it was well worthy. The location is central, we were assigned to the new building (they have two). The hotel is a gem, sitting in a lush nature landscape, quiet, relaxing and so are the rooms, very roomy by the way. It's the perfect hotel for a retreat, to relax and reconnect with nature and your thoughts. But, we didn't do that much, as we were busy exploring the city, the archaeological sites surrounding it, and we had 5 great days. We were waking up in the morning with the songs of birds, then we would head to their breakfast buffet. It's not huge but it has everything you can eat in the morning, cereals, fresh fruits, yogurt, and I am not a big fan of milk, but you got to try their whole milk: it tasted like the milk we used to get many years in the mountains of Italy, rich, silky, flavorful. You can order eggs on top of that and I suggest you do, order the scrambled eggs with chaya maya, a herb that they used pretty much everywhere in Yucatan and it's very healthy and great tasting. I want to mention Gabriel among the staff: great guy, always helpful, gentle and ready to provide great service and advices. I know we will go back to Valladolid and I know we are going to come back to this hotel.

A Hidden Gem Full of Warmth and History We had an unforgettable stay at this beautiful historical hotel in Mexico. The decor is stunning—full of charm and character that transports you to another time. The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming, even waiting for us late into the evening after we were delayed due to a flooded highway. A special mention goes to the restaurant across the street, owned by the same people. The food was absolutely amazing, and Ruben treated us to a wonderful mezcal tasting that was a real highlight of our trip. We truly wish we had stayed longer. This place is a treasure—we'll definitely be back! Mucha gracias Santiago y Gabriel!

Very pretty pastel coloured, colonial buildings along a straight street full of trendy boutique shops and up-market restaurants. A wealthy genteel atmosphere. Pleasant to stroll down to the Convent at the bottom. I did enjoy a good coffee in the small colonial cafe to the right at the corner of the street just as it opens into the Plaza.

This like the main road in the city, it is so beautiful at night with colorful left and right buildings. These buildings has small doors but in the back they hide a lot of sceens, restaurants, shops, coffee shops and hotels. I did a fast forward video showing the whole street. It take you to the night show at St Bernardino monastery witch occure every night at 9:00 pm. You will find different types of food there. When you walk look at the details.

Beautiful street with many boutiques and restaurants for all.

Calzada de Los Frailes is a beautiful and charming cobbled street in Valladolid that runs diagonally from the centre of the city to the Sisal neighbourhood and the ex-convent. It is lined with pretty, pastel-coloured buildings on both sides which have cute boutique shops, restaurants, cafes, hotels and sidewalk bars. There are some delicious vegan and vegetarian restaurants along the street including Le Kaat, Yerbabuena and Elela (the last two are situated on the street across from the convent). I loved wandering along this street and taking photos of the pretty buildings. It was generally quiet, although the street is open to vehicles, so it could get busy at times. It was lovely to explore here!

The Calzada de los Frailes is a four century old narrow road that connects the Monastery of San Bernardino de Siena, the ancient Mayan barrio of Sisal and the downtown neighborhoods of Valladolid. This is both a residential and commercial street so don't walk into just any door. It is beautiful though and walking down it you feel the blend of the Spanish and Mayan cultures. If you are in need of souvenirs, there is a little shop right at the start called "Colores de Mexico". The prices are a tiny bit high but they are fair and the obviously handcrafted items are carved from the very heart of Mexican culture, blending folk arts of colonial Spanish and indigenous designs like the hand punched tin and wood crosses adorned with little milagros and painted with bright colors that you'd expect to see all across Mexico, but especially in the Caribbean facing Yucatan.

Beautiful colonial walk around colorful buildings leading to the park. In the park you will find dancing, singing, food stands and beautiful flowers. Along the walk you can find shops, restaurants and the beautiful church. I recommend trying some yucatecan dishes while in the peninsula. Very safe but still be smart. Also, try some #marquesitas but they close at 10 and it was the only stand I found selling them in #Valladolid

Great street it is a nice 15 min walk from the central place to the conventi. There are a few public parking around so it should not be a problem to park your car in exchange for a few pesos.

All in all OK.. Booked the garden pavillon with.. And for my taste the room was horrible. Might be a matter of taste but I didn't like it at all. The whole room consists mainly out of mosquito nets. Some are covered but in total its easy for people to look straight into the room !! The wall behind the bed is completly uncovered. Will be full daylight early in the morning. Mosquito and ants in the room. Of course no AC in this room so you will sweat even by night. Looked different on the picture in the internet. Kindly asked the host for another room and got one for a day. Big room at the front side.Quite nice but loud because of the street. Toilet had a wall but is open on the top and has no actual door. Call ne oldfashioned but was a problem when travelling with my girlfriend :D All in all when you book the garden pavillon be sure you are searching for exactly that experience

Charming hotel with basic services. Tiny plunge pool was in need of a cleanup and breakfast while basic is fine. AC works fine.m and location is good , not too far from city center. Overall decent place that could earn an extra “star” if better kept

The hotel is small, very nicely decorated. Its location is excellent and close to all attractions and restaurants. We felt that the staff could have gone more out of their way to make us feel at home, such as helping with the luggage, for example, or asking what we wanted for breakfast, we felt a bit like transparent guests.

The rooms were clean and roomy. The mattress could use replacement. Past commitments mentioned the noise. This, in fact, is true. Barking dogs are the main source, but if you intend to sleep early, you must also contend with the bar a few doors down and awful karaoke singers. The traffic noise is not bad. Perhaps the hotel can talk to the neighbors with the poorly behaving dogs. I suggest ear plugs when visiting here. When we asked for two extra pillows, they could only offer one. As an elderly couple, having that extra pillow helps ease back and knee pain. The breakfast was better than the continental type I was expecting. They put us on the second floor and did not offer any help with getting our bags up the flight of stairs. I like to consider ourselves as a spry couple in our 70s, but the second floor has a long stairway and the courtyard is gravel meaning we had to carry our luggage across from check-in and up the stairs. It's likely the longest haul of luggage during our month tour of Mexico. The morning staff at breakfast are friendly and attentive. The location is near some of the best restaurants in town.

There was a hammock in the room - so amazing. We stayed here only one night, but it was fantastic. The staff was very attentive and friendly. The courtyard is super gorgeous and the breakfast is also really yummy. The location is good, it is at the end of a street that has lots of nice restaurants.

Our room had two rocking chairs, what more can we say? Lovely garden, nice big room, comfortable beds. The street outside had more traffic than we expected, but our room (not along the street side) was very quiet. Unlike most hotels, the AC didn't blow right on us, yet kept the room very comfortable for sleeping. The location is wonderful, very close to the convent and the nightly light show (when it's not raining!). The only thing we would have liked was more yogurt in the bowl for breakfast. One bowl for 2 people, not enough.

What a cute hotel! Very small boutique hotel, the courtyard/pool area is beautiful! The rooms are organized around the courtyard, so the view from every window is paradise. We were pleasantly surprised by the "continental breakfast ". Tables in the courtyard were covered with white linen tablecloths, and servers brought fruit, yogurt, granola, breads and coffee. The bed in the room was probably the worst hotel bed I've ever slept on, but I loved the room so much it was somehow okay. Huge, spacious bathroom; and a Hammock you can steing across the room. The windows had screens so you could enjoy them and enjoy the cool evening breezes, but the ac worked great as well. The location was great, right next to the monastery.

Without doubt the worst food (burrito) I've ever had! Everything is tasteless and there is barely any filling in our burritos. If you like to eat dry overcooked tasteless tortillas this is the place for you. If you prefer to enjoy your food, I recommend you get some streetfood or make your own burrito with ingredients from the supermarket

The food was so delicious!!! The staff was also very friendly and attentive to all our needs. Would absolutely recommend to eat here

Beautiful setting, wonderful staff and delicious food. The cochnita pibil was delish and large portions. Good sampling of regional and snack food. Several dishes but not overwhelming. Will be back for breakfast soon.

Came here just for breakfast (the photos on Google do not represent the actual food just so you know) Ordered the granola bowl, arrived without the main part, the yogurt, with no explanation. When I asked the chef/waiter, he just told me they didn't have any. Questionable why they offered it to me in the first place. Waffle was pretty poor standard too for such a basic dish. Asked for the granola bowl to be taken off the bill. They refused and said they would only discount the yogurt. Better places to eat in Valladolid so avoid if you can.

The hotel is a small oasis with a nice garden, little pool and a handful of comfortable rooms. Internet works well. Everything is arranged with care. The staff is extremely friendly, the restaurant serves delicious traditional food and the host speaks very well English. They have been really helpful and welcomed our 2yr old baby with open arms. I could not give a higher recommendation.

My husband and I had a spontaneous stay at Casa Aluxes Hotel after deciding to extend our visit in Valladolid at the last minute. Although we didn't have advance reservations, the staff was extremely accommodating & welcoming. The location is excellent, just a couple minutes walking to the Calzada de los Frailes. The rooms were extremely clean and comfortable and the shower had fast & consistent hot water. The entire property has a ton of character, there are personal little touches throughout and great spaces for relaxing, eating or just having a drink from the bar. The included breakfast was excellent. I asked for tea and our waitress/hostess Nere gave me her own personal tea as the hotel didn't have any on hand. She even packaged a few extra of her tea bags for me to take with me as a gift in case our next hotel/restaurant didn't have any tea. To my amazement, the envelope containing the tea bags was hand drawn and painted by Nere herself! Our spontaneous stop turned out to be one of our favorite hotel stays of our trip!

I never liked writing reviews but this time I must to make sure you know that the food is very bad here. This is the last place you wanna go in Valladolid. Way way better places. We ordered a box premium to have a bit of variety, the hotdog and hamburger was good but once we got to the sushi and wings wow what a nightmare. The rice of the sushi was all gooey with no flavor and the wings were and I am not exaggerating the worst I have ever tasted: no flavor, the breading worst process, and the sauces super bad quality. All this to then encounter the 600 peso bill, the price is great but not when the quality is that bad…

Cool restaurant with extensive vegan menu! We loved all the meals we ordered: rainbow bowl, falafel bowl, avocado/ walnut smoothie, tacos (super delicious). The service was great: polite and friendly. Highly recommend.

Atmosphere and service were fantastic! A live musician accompanied our night. Sadly, the food didn’t really match our taste. We had high expectations because everything on the menu sounded fantastic but ultimately, we didn’t enjoy our dishes as much as we’d hoped (smoked mushrooms + cauliflower). The vegan tacos and avocado cake were great though!

Beautiful, tasty, healthy food. We were here Christmas Eve and just had to go back when we were in town again in September. We were happily surprised to see the same talented guitarist playing as on our first visit. Food is tasty and elegantly presented. Drinks were amazing. Our server did a great job. Lovely garden courtyard setting. Will go back gladly next time we’re in town!

We stopped here for a quick lunch before departing Valladolid, and it was a wonderful choice. Every dish was full of flavor, each paired with a unique and delicious sauce. The food was light yet satisfying, leaving us perfectly content. To top it all off, the lovely garden setting made the experience even more enjoyable. A great spot for a delightful meal!

Fabulous food: fresh, clean, great combinations, and especially Veg and Vegan ONLY. Visit. It will not disappoint. Reasonably priced too.

We stumbled across this little gem of a place on our first night in Valladolid and what a find it was. Food was amazing (guacamole to start and the curry). Service was brilliant and the workers were so friendly and smiley! When we were here, there was the most amazing guitar player. We sat sipping wine listening to him for over an hour and it was one of our favourite nights on our México travels! We bumped into the owner before we left, and he was incredibly kind and warm. Gave us recommendations for Valladolid. We loved it here ❤️

Was such a nice place that we came here for both dinner and breakfast! Many vegan options for both dinner and breakfast, all well thought through. Very nice atmosphere and there were always people there when we passed by (which I see as a good grade). Super friendly and engaging staff. We were also lucky to go there for dinner when they had a musician performing both Mexican and international hits with his guitar, which was a romantic bonus. Lovely little outdoor seating area, but as the restaurant is open towards the road with no clear door to close it was no problem to sit “inside” either. Very good food too, also appreciated by my non-vegan or vegetarian husband (even though it could - as most places we went to in Mexico - need some more seasoning to really bring out the flavours of their fantastic produces). Also appreciated that they had vegan desserts, as that is not that easy to get in many other restaurants. Would definitely return!

I had a jacket with a broken zipper and a wonderful woman with a sewing machine at Mercado Artesanías put on a new Zipper that can be purchased down the street.

I came mainly to buy fridge magnets. At the cheapest stall, you could get three for 100 pesos, but some stalls were selling them for 200 pesos each. The quality of the products also seemed a bit inconsistent.

Few stores, and of them, a fraction are real handcrafted.

The review is for the restaurant inside this mercado. It is hidden all the way inside the indoor market, near the bathroom. It is not on google map. It mainly serves the locals but I also saw a couple of tourists there. The menu’s spanish only but there is a friendly waiter who speaks English. Pescado Frito (fried whole fish) for 135 pesos and 1 liter papayas juice for 45 are both good steals. I am leaving this town tomorrow morning and wished I have found this place earlier. Definitely a hidden gem.

It’s really hard to say whether these are artisans. The quality isn’t great, you can tell it’s a lot of mass cheaply produced items. Maybe a few items are better quality but it’s not artisanal. Around 6:30 most of the shops were closed so the operating times are incorrect.

Make sure to bargain the prices down at least 500 pesos down from their original price!!!

Local and exquisite food, inexpensive and the plates are well served. I'm Mexican so I had no trouble with the food, but if you're foreign and/or with weak stomach be careful, but not fear at all.

We cancelled our reservation withing their guidelines however the hotel had asked a deposit of 50% of our stay upon confirmation. The hotel fraudulently charged our credit card for another 50% and never reimbursed us the amount paid in advance. The worst part: Despite sending three emails, the hotel has never replied, never acknowledged our messages, and never refunded us. Instead, they charged the full amount without consent. Not only did the hotel never refund the deposit, but they also charged the full remaining balance of the reservation without my consent. This is unacceptable, unprofessional, and a breach of trust. ⚠️ Advice to travelers: Do not use your credit card with this establishment — the risk of unjustified charges is real. Choose a hotel that respects its customers and its own cancellation terms. Many other accommodations in Valladolid are far more honest and professional. Stay away.

Beautiful hotel located in the centre of Valladolid. The pictures don’t lie, the whole hotel is designed perfectly. Breakfast is perfect, the cocktails world class and that for less then 100euro per night incl breakfast! Only small point of improvement is the quality/friendliness of the reception staff.

A good boutique hotel centrally located in Valladolid. Rooms were clean but quite dark even when they shades were open, and in our case the toilet made a lot of noise because it wasn’t working correctly (we decided though not to mention it as we eventually found our own solution). Also from around 6/6:30am you can hear a lot of noise from the streets and the hotel (walls are quite thin), especially dogs barking (not in there control but just as a heads up). Finally, they make you sign a very long policy waiver (so make sure to read carefully) and when we checked out, one of the towels in our room was “too dirty“ because my husband got his shoes a little dirty because he stepped on a puddle that was outside the hotel (water didn’t drain well in front of the hotel and there was a big puddle blocking the entrance that was there during our whole stay). They ended up forcing us to pay $150 (7 euros) for a hand towel because we signed this policy - they were also not very nice. In the end, they offered that we could wait for them to try and wash the towel to see if it comes off (it was also obvious that it would come off especially because it was white and they could easily bleach it) but we just wanted to leave so we paid. It’s a shame that they made such a big fuss of this because it just left a bad taste for us, the money in the end didn’t matter it was more the way it was handled and the way they treated us - also considering it was meant to be one of the nicest hotels in the area.

Absolutely fantastic stay here. Beautiful rooms, stunning hotel, great food and very helpful staff. One of the highlights of our trip to Mexico. Thanks to all the staff, and we hope to visit again in the future!!

Absolutely gorgeous place. Beautiful spaces to hang out in (pools x2, terraces x2, bar, restaurant), rooms nice, staff lovely, free breakfast incredible. Can’t recommend enough

Very pretty hotel with a lot of plants everywhere. Some parts of the room (for example the bathroom) could use a renovation.

There is no wi-fi in the rooms. There are barking dogs from the courtyard next door. The bathroom floors are extremely slippery. The front desk does a poor job of greeting guests. There can often be a language barrier, so perhaps that was the problem. They told me my rooms were prepaid and then charged me again. They could provide no documentation that disputed the charges on my credit card. The people in the bar and in the restaurant were terrific. I want to recommend this hotel, but in the end I would suggest looking elsewhere as it is the most expensive option in Valladolid.

A dream honestly! Spent 4 nights here and I felt like an 19th century princess. Breakfast was great, I slept comfortably and it was on a safe street. Will definitely return in the future

This place was awesome. My husband and I stayed at Meson de Malleville-Coqui Coqui Valladolid for two nights as our last stop on our honeymoon before going home. I can't say enough nice things about it. There was a bit of a language barrier as we don't speak Spanish very well, but everyone we interacted with (Soledad, Wendy, and a very nice man whose name I didn't catch) were so accommodating and friendly. They were so attentive and went above and beyond to make our experience a wonderful one. We stayed in the master suite - plunge pool and garden off the suite (which was amazing), beautiful room with twin tubs, large bathroom with outdoor shower, and a stocked mini-fridge. Our stay included a continental breakfast that was honestly the best continental breakfast I've ever had anywhere. Each morning we had fresh mango, yogurt, granola, toast, marmalade, fresh squeezed juice, and coffee in the courtyard. It was seriously such a wonderful experience, and such a beautiful place to stay - I wish we could have stayed longer. I would definitely recommend Coqui Coqui Valladolid to everyone. I can't wait to go back.

Magical, one of the best hotels I have ever been. Design is incredible, service is very punctual, Soledad was very kind and Arturo very welcoming. Rooms are personalized with the perfumes you choose at the check in.

What is there to say about this experience other than it was superb. Everything about our stay at Meson de Malleville was unbelievable. The hotel is stunning. Elena, the woman at the front desk, is passionate about Coqui Coqui and explaining the meaning behind the hotel and parfumerie. She also provided the best food recommendations we received on our trip. Each room is stunning and each room has its own scent which is derived from local Yucatan ingredients. We only stayed for one night because we were traveling through but we will absolutely be back because it was such a memorable, luxurious, pleasurable experience. Thank you Elena and everyone at Coqui Coqui.

Unquestionably the best hotel stay I've ever had, and I've frequented 5 star locations throughout my career. The privacy of Meson de Malleville lends itself to complete tranquility. Guests have full access to two courtyards, a beautiful and well appointed library, and, of course, a large master bedroom. Wendy, Soledad and the entire team were welcoming, accommodating, and friendly without being intrusive. There are only two things I would offer commentary on for improvement. The shower in the room is actually an outdoor shower. It was filled with mosquitos as a result, and I never felt like I could shower without getting eaten alive, so I utilized the bath every night (not a bad option at all!). The second thing is temporary, and that is that there is currently construction above the room. I work remotely, so it interrupted a number of my calls. Had I known this, I likely would have made other arrangements for the days I needed to have video calls. The wifi was strong enough to support Zoom calls from the bedroom, and there's a great desk to work on. I cannot recommend staying at this property strongly enough, and I look forward to returning!

Very very special place. Artistic, magnificent design and somewhat luxuriously curated accommodation. Better than the website revealed. Totally privacy, and completely unique. Lovely and kind maître-di and staff as well. Enjoy!

Really bummed to report that Coqui Coqui was an utter disappointment that felt soul-less and like a real-life Instagram trap. We had long admired the owners' story, their fragrance line and we had drooled over images of all of the Coqui residences for quite some time. After an uneventful NYE in 2017, we booked a 5-night trip to stay at Coqui Coqui's Perfumery Suite in March 2018 to ensure our next NYE into 2019 would be amazing. Needless to say, we had been anticipating the wonder and glory of all that Coqui Coqui had to offer all year long. When we finally arrived, we immediately noticed that there was a hugely lacking sense of service/hospitality and almost next to nothing amenities. Want coffee or tea? You'll need to set up an appointment for that - because of course, there is a charge, and no, there is never anyone around to dote on you. Any requests or questions that we did have took hours to hear back on. And that gorgeous Perfumery Suite pool that you see in all the photos doesn't actually belong to the Perfumery Suite, it's the spa's pool only. And when you go to the spa and look forward to using the pool, you won't because it's filthy and you low key can't trust the water since the sewer fields are right next door whose smell you cannot escape unless you're locked inside your room. To be fair, the Perfumery Suite has it's own water feature but it's more akin to a fountain rather than a usable pool or tub. We thought that maybe this was singular to Valladolid and ventured off to Coqui Coba where we had a couple's treatment booked for the day. We did have a great lunch at Coba but the spa treatment was a C- at the very best. The revitalizing "deep tissue" massage felt more like inexperienced tickling from a stranger. The Coqui Coba pools were not pools at all the day we visited. They were all half full and marked with dirt and black streaks of something - no one dared to dip a toe in nor was anyone laying out on a perfectly sunny day. And what made us a little uncomfortable at both the Coba and Valladolid properties, was the fact that all of the front of house greeting staff were these young, white European kids who "knew the owners" that while friendly, did not actually do much except give you a half smile while focused on their laptops/phones. All the actual working staff were Mexican. On New Years day, we each had the 3 hour Regeneration Ritual booked. We couldn't have been more excited to start off the new year this way. Upon walking to the spa from the Perfumery Suite, we noticed that no one was there so we waited a beat before the front hostess came out to let us know the therapists were on their way from Coba and would be about 10 minutes late. Over an hour later, the same therapists we had at Coba arrived. We decided to retreat to our rooms as to not feel so uncomfortable while they scurried around to prep their stations which took another 15 minutes or so. Again we had lackluster massages which ended with a glorified coconut milk bath. We made the best of it but were late to our dinner reservation and moreover, were just disappointed on what we were expecting to be a very grand "ritual" experience. It was simply an ok massage and a bath from over-worked masseuses. We wouldn't have been so bummed if our expectations weren't so high based on their glorious depiction of the ritual on the spa menu. This is the longest review I've ever written but I think it's important to give an honest review of this Coqui Coqui. We were really bummed to have fallen into a modern day Instagram trap where you travel to a far away corner expecting a genuine travel experience but instead witness photogenic snippets and zero soul. Obviously, other reviewers had a great time here but if you're a traveler that is looking for an authentic experience in the area, don't be fooled by Coqui Coqui's worst version of cultural appropriation.

Excellent boutique hotel in the heart of Calz. los Frailes. Staff were attentive and friendly. Hotel has a gorgeous pool and beautiful garden. We loved our stay, 10 minute walk into town and 5 minute walk to the convent. Hotel only has three rooms, very exclusive, private. Highly recommend!

If you want to get an impression of Yucatecan living, stay in this heritage home hotel. The small stone building from colonial times sports beautiful tiles, typical for the area, and is furniture with beautiful antiques. There are only 3 rooms, all of which are small, but beautifully furnished and comfortable. If you have a problem with stairs, ask for the downstairs room with views onto the garden. The garden, by the way, is the best part of the hotel. It’s like eden among the burning hot city. The old trees and beautifully designed ponds and pools create a microclimate. It’s fresh and pleasant. The ice cold water in the pool refreshes you, after exploring the town. Verde Morado is definitely one of my three favorite places in Yucatan.

Beautiful little hotel in a historic house on the most beautiful street of Valladolid Yucatán. We stayed two nights and there's nothing to complain about. The people at the Check-in are extremely friendly and helpful. The room was perfect for two. With A/C and fan, view to the Calzada. Very quiet and clean. The gardens are lovely, as is the swimming pool. And the Cafe is just perfect. Everyone is so friendly and nice. If you want a quiet yet central and authentic place in Valladolid Verde Morada is the spot! I highly recommend it!

Absolutely wonderful experience. Verde Morada is set at an unbeatable location on Calzada de los Frailes and at a walking distance to the center. Beautiful boutique hotel with a rustic feel and peaceful garden to greet the morning. Madiany and Luis were amazing! They made me feel at home and treated me like family, thank you! Cannot recommend enough, 10/10.

A beautiful rustic feel in a beautiful town. The staff is super friendly and helpful! Beautiful poolside breakfast was fresh and delicious. The hotel is kept in pristine condition while still holding on to is history. This place is a must if you’re in the area!

A lovely stay in a great location in Valladolid. The staff are super friendly and attentive. The breakfast is lovely and the gardens are very relaxing and picturesque. The room was very clean and the shower was amazing!!

This was a quaint space in a great location in the city. The staff was amazing and very friendly. The included breakfast was beyond generous with a full menu and very high quality food. The rooms are quaint with nice access to the rear garden area. Unfortunately the bed was quite hard for my tastes, so I didn't sleep well, but everything else more than made up for it, and I would stay there again.

Wonderful shop - the perfumes are gorgeous. We wondered in on a whim and ended up buying. The scents are purely crafted, yet feel original. The team there were lovely to engage with and extremely helpful and patient while we tried different scents.

We came across Coqui Coqui on our walk on the cutest street in Valladolid and I knew we needed to check it out! We walked in and were greeted with the sweetest welcome, then given a full scent tour of all the available perfumes- but with no pressure to buy. It was such an interesting and informative session- we fell in love with Coqui Coqui and the whole brand! We needed some time to "wear in" the scents and promised we would come back. The next day we were greeted with the same enthusiasm and we decided to buy Coco Coco (our favorite!!). We let them know we were here for our wedding and they gave us such a generous and kind discount. Coco Coco is now our go-to scent and we can't wait to come back again when we need a refill! Coqui Coqui just got 2 new lifelong customers as my husband and I both LOVE the scent- and can't wait to try more in the future. 5 stars!!

Sorry , but I gotta do this . Drove from Izamal, knew store closed at 7pm Was here at 5:45 & was Closed Walked around a little after being disappointed, at 6:45 ordering empanadas across the street from Coqi Coqi and we see someone leaving the store. Told guy we were there before 6:00 and just said sorry. This is for the owners, we are a hotel group looking for a fragrance… bad start And you employees closing your shop 1:15 hours before closing is not good for your business.. just thought you should know And guy closing… not a people person handing your business well

If you have to choose one hotel in Valladolid, then it should be this place. Only one room in the building, integrated with a beautiful shop and trees around. The whole place is magical and promises the luxury oasis on vacation.

One of the most beautiful and special places we’ve been to in very very long time. We stayed only 2 nights but we wished we stayed more! Everything was curated to the very last detail. As soon as you arrive (being most importantly a perfumerie before being a Hotel) they make you choose between one of their Yucatan collection scents, and give you hair products of the chosen scents for the duration of your stay and then to take home as a gift. Additionally the also make you choose a perfume you like for each one of you and they gift you the small bottle! The brekfast on the terrace of the room was fantastic, with all local products and everything beautifully executed. The girls were all lovely, caring and attentive. Strongly suggested as a hotel or also only as a stop when in Valladolid, to buy their amazing products or just to have coffee and do a chocolate tasting. We wish to go back very soon.

Amazing place!!! I did not stay in the hotel, but I did visit the store. I was greeted by the receptionist and who let me smell the perfumes, try their special honeys and chocolates. The receptionist explained everything to me in Spanish with so much detail! I really appreciated being educated about all the products they offered. Any question I had, the receptionist knew the answer! I ended up buying a few items! I'm a native English speaker who is learning Spanish, and I really appreciated that the receptionist asked me which language I preferred to speak in instead of assuming that I wanted to speak in English. When I return to Valladolid I will definitely book a stay in their hotel. I didn't have a chance to book a spa service, but that is on my bucket list as well!

Coqui Coqui have a very beautiful property and the people working there are pretty smiley however we felt they fell short (way short) on the boutique service / concept for the following reasons: Couple things that really disappointed me and did not meet the standard: Hygiene and Safety: There was a bunch of hair from a previous guests on the copper bathtub. The bed sheets and pillows were all stained with like rust or something. On the terrace area there was a rusted coat hanger, nails and broken glass instead of plants on the rails. Communication: I had the worst and most frustrating time with this. I got sent a welcome email asking if i need anything special, I replied asking for a taxi ride from the airport and no one (EVER) replied. I actually sent like 3 follow-up emails. Never heard back. (actually doubt anyone is going to read this) The first morning there was no coffee, i asked for some, never heard back. Had to go buy coffee at a shop. I got a reply like 1,3 hrs. later. (while I was already drinking my coffee back in bed) Out first night they asked me what time i like my room cleaned, I said 3,30 pm as we had a weeding and would be out. only to be told the latest was only 3,00 pm. we got our room cleaned while we waited hanging by the lobby area. (super awkward) Our Sunday morning, I got asked what time would I like my room clean. I choose noon and off we went to have lunch and visit the town. When we come back they told us the maid hasn't arrived, room is still as we left it. In about an hour the maid shows up and we have to hang out OUTSIDE for an hour and 35 min under the 3:00 p.m. sun. TERRIBLE. For breakfast every day, there was something they forgot. There was no coffee on our first morning, they didn't bring milk the second day. When I asked for the milk I got a reply about 45 min later, I had already gone to the store and bought some. Privacy: While every time we needed something no one seem to be there, your staff seem to come upstairs randomly every time i was either using the pool or in the bathroom making it very enjoy the feel of privacy we were looking for. So overall, I would give Coqui Coqui Perfumeria: Aceptable. Soley based on how beautiful the place is. But its not a property where you will relax and be pampered.

My reservation was cancelled due to "overbooking". Our trip is two months away, so I have time to find another hotel. This still seems like a pretty shady / unfair business practice to me. Be warned.

A fantastic stay in Valladolid thanks to this beautiful place. So much character and vibrancy with a gorgeous entertainment area nestled in the greenery and the rooms are decorated with so much character and elegance. It really is an enriching experience staying here and I will be back in the future when I’m next in this stunning city.

Lovely place! Stayed at Hotel Casa Aluxes for the first time a couple weeks ago for three nights. I loved it in Valladolid and at the hotel so much that I decided to come back. I especially love the peaceful vibes here, it’s the best. It’s a little oase very close to the hustle and bustle of the city. It’s a pretty and comfortable place with a kind staff and fine working WiFi! Highly recommend staying here. Also, the ADO bus terminal is very nearby, which is great.

Nicely decorated, clean and spacious rooms, facing a lovely garden and pool. Friendly and helpful staff. Good location: close to the city center, but on a quiet street. A great place to stay in Valladolid!

We had a great stay at the Hotel Casa Aluxes. The check-in was smooth, the staff was very helpful, the room was spacious for 4 of us, and the rooftop bar was great and reasonably priced. We were especially relieved to find that there was plenty of free parking in the courtyard. Valladolid is a lovely, authentic Mexican city, which was quite refreshing after visiting Cancun and Riviera Maya.

The location is very good. Walking distance to the main center, the church, restaurants, shops and historical places. The staff can be very rude. Don't try to make request to get early and drop your bags because they don't allow it before 3 pm. They offer that you leave your belongings near the check in area but is unlock and therefore isn't safe to me. They close at 10 pm and open at 8 am so we had to open the gate for the car manually and since reception was closed at 7:20 am, I had to leave the keys in the room. Actually the lady came out in the reception area since we were calling via phone and she said we could leave the room keys there in the bar area... which it was very uncomfortable suggestion. Finally, the room had the AC on top of the king bed and we were cold during the night because is too hot for turn off the AC. Is not a good location for the elderly.

Casa Aluxes is the perfect place to stay in Valladolid. It offers charming rooms, swimming pool and beautiful garden oasis just few meters from the heart of the town. I would recommend this place to everyone to have this beautiful experience of real Mexican hospitality ❤️ Thank you, Vania 🌹

I recommend you buy here. In other places the price is double or triple more expensive.

Wrong information on the operation hours. It says it's open on Saturday til 7pm, we walked quite a distance as we wanted to buy their Xtabentun. Unfortunately, it was closed. I've suggested an update on their Google Maps info based on what's displayed on their premises.

Wide selection of local liquor xtabentun

Cool

(Translated by Google) 100% recommended place to buy locally made liquor. The xtabentun is incredibly sweet and tasty, the nance liqueur is the best. It has different presentations and the best is its mini liqueurs to bring you all the flavors. (Original) Lugar 100% recomendable para adquirir licor hecho localmente. El xtabentun es increíblemente dulce y sabroso, el licor de nance es de lo mejor. Tiene diferentes presentaciones y lo mejor son sus licores mini para llevarte de todos los sabores.

(Translated by Google) We arrived accidentally, and we love it, their xtabentun tastes like honey, delicious! They also have yerbabuena liquor and everything is local, I loved it all (Original) Llegamos sin querer, y lo amamos, su xtabentun sabe a miel, delicioso! También tienen licor de yerba buena y todo es local, lo ame todo

(Translated by Google) Excellent products. Very traditional I highly recommend them (Original) Excelentes productos. Muy tradicionales Los recomiendo altamente

Great looking shop, with agreeable staff. However, we bought a traditional embroidered Mexican women's blouse, which bled color during the first hand wash in cold water. The shop assistant assured us it wouldn’t shrink or bleed. You really have to use poor-quality thread for this to happen. Unfortunately, you can't even trust the shops that look the most reliable... Even buying in a shop with higher price doesn't really mean that you're buying something with quality.

Beautiful selection of handmade pieces . Colorful and wide assortment of huipil. The quality of the dresses impressive

We came here this last week on our Chichen Itza tour. I am not one to make spur of the moment purchases but this store was amazing! Unfortunately, we were only in the town for 30 minutes and it was not enough! When I came home, I searched online for the store so I can purchase more through their website and am sad to learn that there is no website!! If you change that in the future, please let me know :)

On a rainy day of my Chichen Iza tour, the guide drove us to the town and gave us only 20 mins around the center square. I ran into this store with great pleasant surprise. Shirts, dresses and handcrafts there were extremely well-made. Not the usual kind of souvenirs. Those were local specialties with serious artisanship. Even in some expensive souvenir stores in Cancun, with double of the tag price I didn't see things made as well as in the store. I bought one white shirt with colorful flowers embroiled around the collar and sleeves. I learned later that the owner actually traveled to remote local villages to collect special items for the store. Very impressive! Because of time limit imposed by the guide, I have to leave before looking carefully at more items in store. Wish I had more time in there and could buy more things.

I bought some nice coffee here that was beautifully packaged. But I felt a little uncomfortable being followed all the time by the staff and there did seem to be a slight air of caution with tourists, not sure why.

Awesome store, very friendly stuff. Cute little garden in the back where you can buy honey, local chocolat and sauces. definitely worth a visit.

This place is so adorable ... I just got back and opened up the chocolate that I had purchased.... omg so very very good (by far the best tasting chocolate I have ever tasted )..... highly recommend visiting this cute store ... you won’t be disappointed...

Great food court if you're keen to try all sorts of Mayan food without having to sit down at a restaurant. Place is spacious and feels clean. We had chichinita pibil (marinated pork with rice - super tender, 145 pesos), sopa de lima (lime soup with chicken - comforting, 110 pesos), tacos and tostadas from various stalls and the Mayan dishes in particular hit the spot. The tacos/toastadas however were mediocre. Only gripe is the food is slightly pricey for what should be a cheap and cheerful setting. Toilets are 5 pesos per person.

(Translated by Google) The main gastronomic market of the city of Valladolid is located in the west block to the north (on 40th Street that takes you to Tizimin). It has an unbeatable location which makes it a highly visited site by tourists who come to this city on their way. Inside, a large, illuminated and ventilated space covered by a metal roof made of metal sheets houses commercial businesses selling food and jewelry souvenirs, fine metalwork, clothing, coffee, etc. Food businesses vary in cost and quality, with the one in the back (unfortunately next to the bathrooms) having given the best results. The only real drawback is the smell of the drainage which makes the experience very unpleasant at times (especially if you plan to eat there). The Valladolid sausage is especially a dish to experiment with. Advisable. (Original) El Mercado gastronómico principal de la ciudad de Valladolid esta ubicado en la cuadra poniente hacia el norte (sobre la calle 40 que te lleva a Tizimin). Posee una ubicación inmejorable y la cual lo hace un sitio muy visitado por los turistas que llegan de paso a ésta ciudad. En su interior un espacio amplio, iluminado y ventilado cubierto por un techo metalico de láminas metalicas alberga negocios comerciales de comida y souvenirs de joyería, metalistería fina, vestido, café, etc. Los negocios de comida varian en costo y calidad siendo el del fondo (desgraciadamente junto a los baños) el que mejores resultados ha dado. El único inconveniente real es el olor del drenaje que hace la experiencia muy desagradable por momentos (especialmente si piensas comer en el lugar). La longaniza vallisoletana es especialmente un platillo a experimentar. Recomendable.

(Translated by Google) We ate at 3 different fast food restaurants and were very satisfied each time. Totally delicious, lots of it, quick and cheap. Recommendation goes out :) (Original) Wir haben bei 3 verschiedenen Schnellrestaurants gegessen und waren jedes mal sehr zufrieden. Total lecker gewesen, viel, schnell und günstig. Empfehlung geht raus :)

(Translated by Google) Horrible and expensive food, nothing to do with good Yucatecan gastronomy, it is a very commercial place to deceive gringos who come on the tours, and you act as a waiter too, the worst thing is the sausage, it is the same as a commercial brand that They sell it in any store, with a high soy content. Run away from there, for the prices better a good restaurant, even if the food is ugly like in most, when they least serve you and the place is beautiful (Original) Comida horrible y cara, nada que ver con buena gastronomía Yucateca, es un lugar muy comercial para engañar a gringos que vienen en los tours, y tú la haces de mesero también, lo peor la longaniza, es igual a la de una marca comercial que venden en cualquiera tienda, con gran contenido de soya. Huyan de ahí, por los precios mejor un restaurante bueno, aunque esté fea la comida como en la mayoría, cuando menos te atienden y está bonito el lugar

(Translated by Google) Terrible service, expensive, not tasty at all, you have to hunt for chairs and tables. NOTHING RECOMMENDED, LOOK FOR ANOTHER OPTION. (Original) Pésimo servicio, caro, nada rico, hay que andar cazando sillas y mesas. NADA RECOMENDABLE BUSQUEN OTRA OPCIÓN.

(Translated by Google) Terrible, not enough tables or chairs. The food is bad and expensive for what it is. (Original) Terrible, no hay suficientes mesas ni sillas. La comida mala y cara para lo que es.

(Translated by Google) Terrible. The lime soup is served at Marios Kitchen, but the assorted dishes at Mi Ranchito are terrible: the rice is raw, the meat is tough, and the chorizo is black and burnt. The pitaya water was the only good thing there. Too bad its quality is so poor. (Original) Terrible. La sopa de lima pasa en cocina Marios, pero Mi ranchito terrible el plato surtido, el arroz crudo, la carne dura, el chorizo negro de quemado. El agua de pitaya fue lo único bueno de ahí. Que mal que su calidad sea tan mala.

You might walk right by this little shop on Calzada de Frailles in Valladolid, thinking it is just another place for a coffee. You would be wrong....there are delicious croissants, olive oil made in Mexico by the ounce, natural toothpaste, shampoo and other products...even handmade fans....charming and lovely. Go and enjoy.

(Translated by Google) Even though the place is nice and offers a good selection of pieces from Mexican artisans, it is a terrible idea not to put prices on these pieces on display, in addition to being illegal (according to the LFPC in Mexico), wait a moment, go and They give you a price and when you return for something else that you already knew the price, they surprise you with a completely different price (and of greater value) and there is no way to defend the information. Be careful there. (Original) A pesar que el lugar es bonito y ofrece una buena selección en piezas de artesanos mexicanos, es una pésima idea no poner precios de estas mismas a la vista, a demás de ser algo ilegal (según la LFPC en México), un momento vas y te dan un precio y al regresar por algo más que ya conocías el precio te sorprenden con otro completamente diferente (y de mayor valor) y no hay forma de defender la información. Ojo ahí.

(Translated by Google) I love this place! If you are in Valladolid, visit Bonito Mercado, an incredible store and cafe. Applause because they support artisans and local production. Everything is delicious. (Original) Me encanta este lugar! Si están en Valladolid visiten Bonito Mercado, increíble tienda y cafetería. Aplausos porque apoyan a los artesanos y a la producción local. Todo es delicioso.

(Translated by Google) I loved the place, and the kombomucha is delicious! 👌 I recommend it, the service there is excellent, my new super favorite place in Valladolid 👌 (Original) Me encantó el sitio, y la kombomucha está deliciosa! 👌 lo recomiendo el servicio ahí es excelente mi nuevo lugar super favorito en Valladolid 👌

(Translated by Google) It is the only place where you can find both local products in support of artisans and agriculture in the region as well as delicious imports, what a nice place @Bonito Mercado (Original) Es el único lugar donde puedes encontrar productos tanto locales en apoyo a artesanos y agricultura de la región así como importaciones deliciosas, que lindo lugar @Bonito Mercado

(Translated by Google) A place with a great boss! Don't go to work with these miserable people, they pay their employees poorly and threaten them, that's why 1 star for mediocre (Original) Un lugar con un jefe de la vrga! No entren a trabajar con estos miserables,pagan mal a sus empleados y los amenazan,por eso 1 estrella por mediocres

(Translated by Google) Do not buy here, he is a person who exploits his employees by stealing things and then blames his employees and collects what was stolen for themselves, avoid going there, it is a danger. (Original) No compren aquí es una persona que explota a sus empleados autorobando las cosas para luego culpas a sus empleados y cobrarle lo robado por ellos mismos, eviten ir allí es un peligro.

Standard dept store with made in china quality items. Similar to Walmart clothes and items. But at department store prices. Did not make a purchase

What a wonderful shopping experience just a few steps away from the central plaza and cathedral. The staff is very friendly and extremely helpful. The prices are very competitive as well.

Very friendly cashier who was happy to help us understand the various phone service plans and pick the right one for us.

Mnm. / n m mm, e z😄🌽

Nice place.

Great place

Good

Exactly stylish place and amazing goods. I couldn’t resist of buying there some small souvenirs.

What a beautiful store. Wonderful for interior design and antique lovers. Gorgeous presentation and incense.

Such a gorgeously designed store. I’m glad that such high quality design exists in Valladolid.

(Translated by Google) Excellent attention from the owners. Beautiful place!! And more beautiful is the Work they do with the candles. Thanks and success. (Original) Excelente atención por parte de los dueños. Hermoso lugar !! Y más hermoso es el Trabajo que hacen con las velas. Gracias y éxito .

(Translated by Google) Wonderful shop with antiques and furniture and candles. The owner is a lovely person, very kind and friendly (Original) Negozio stupendo con oggetti e arredamento di antiquariato e candele. Il proprietario è una persona deliziosa, molto gentile e amichevole

(Translated by Google) It was the most beautiful, the most attentive, well-kept and sweet “shop” we saw in Mexico, after many walks in many cities and villages! I write “shop” in quotes, because it looked more like a museum/gallery to me. Thank you, Javier! What you do is truly art! 🤘🏾 (Original) Ήταν το ομορφότερο, το πιο προσεγμένο, φροντισμένο και γλυκό «μαγαζι» που ειδαμε στο Μεξικο, μετά άπο πολλές βόλτες σε πολλές πόλεις και χωριά! Γράφω «μαγαζι» με εισαγωγικά, γιατί μου έμοιασε περισσότερο με μουσείο/γκαλερί. Ευχαριστούμε, Javier! Αυτό που κάνεις είναι στ’αλήθεια τέχνη! 🤘🏾

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful shop. I was lucky enough to visit it in person. It's worth a visit. Excellent service from Malvi and Javi. The handmade candles are beautiful. Don't miss the opportunity to buy something nice to give as a gift or to enjoy. (Original) Es una tienda preciosa. Tuve la suerte de conocerla personalmente. Vale la pena visitarla. Muy buen atención de parte de Malvi y Javi. Hermosas las velas artesanales. No pueden dejar de visitarla y comprar algo lindo para regalar o disfrutar

(Translated by Google) Excellent service, reliable good attention...where you find everything for your home, Blanca line, electronics, furniture, motorcycles and many more things, (Original) Excelente servicio, confiable buena atención..donde encuentras todo para tu hogar, linia Blanca,electrónica,muebles ,motocicletas y muchas cosas más,

(Translated by Google) With the new remodeling, the electronics are more stocked and distributed. (Original) Con la nueva remodelacion, se ve mas surtida y distribuido los electronicos

(Translated by Google) It's a good place and has great prices... (Original) Es un buen lugar y tiene buenísimos precios...

(Translated by Google) Your staff is very friendly from the chat (Original) Su personal muy amable desde el chat

(Translated by Google) Excellent product, especially the honey. Very good service and explanation of the products. Please update your hours, they close suddenly and it is very difficult to go shopping without a fixed schedule. (Original) Producto excelente, sobre todo la miel. Muy buen servicio y explicación de los productos. Por favor actualicen sus horarios, cierran de forma repentina y es muy complicado ir a comprar sin un horario fijo.

(Translated by Google) Very rich chocolate. (Original) Muy rico el chocolates.

(Translated by Google) Very kind sales assistant, amazing chocolate! To try (and buy) in all the varieties available (Original) Commessa gentilissima, cioccolato strepitoso! Da provare (e acquistare) in tutte le varietà disponibili

(Translated by Google) All good. (Original) Todo bien.