Hotels in San Andres Tuxtla, Veracruz

Hotels and Restaurants in San Andrés Tuxtla

Posada San Martin
from 443 Pesos with AC
22 rooms, pool
Av. Juarez 304
(294) 942 1617 - website

Hotel Isabel
23 rooms
Madero 13
(294) 942 1617 - website

More than 30 hotels give visitors a choice of accommodations from rustic to luxurious.

The recently updated Hotel del Parque is possibly the most recommendable because of its sidewalk terrace
restaurant and views of the central plaza. The Posada San Martin is one of the nicest and "quietest" and has
drive up parking. Three basic, cheap hotels that do not like to quote the best price are one block north of the
cathedral: Colonial, Catedral & Figueroa. The bus station is a 15 peso taxi ride away.

Hotels in the beach areas are mostly congregated around Montepio. Best bets are the new rooms at the side
of the Las Casitas restaurant in Dos de Abril, the older Posada San Jose (same owner as the one in San
Andres city) and the "No name" hotel overlooking the gulf and the shenaningans of the Montepio beach.
During the holiday seasons, these places are jam packed!

Restaurants are reviewed below:

The city of San Andrés Tuxtla sports a variety of eateries, mostly in the low to medium price range. Many are located within the
main commercial area surrounding the central plaza, and serve mostly traditional Mexican food.

Local cuisine is lauded by many, but difficult to find on restaurant menus. Look for "mimilos" of cinnamon and sweet corn, black
beans with "chonegui" leaves and the rare indigenous "tatabiguiyayo" stew.

Some more notable eateries are the Cafe of the Hotel del Parque, across from the central park and a hangout for local politicians.
La Caperucita at the end of Ave. Constitución serves well cooked meals in an attractive setting. Winnis also on the main plaza is
currently popular for inexpensive meals. In the evenings the nightly food stalls near the plaza attract gourmets with a myriad of
yummy smells.

Fast food Chinese (inside the Aurrera store) and Japanese (near the Santa Rosa church) has recently become available in the city.
On the main highway, El Merendero (near Aurrera) is a long time favorite.

The coast communities seasonally offer dozens of palapa style restaurants serving fresh sea food. Two of the more established
places are La Casita in Dos de Abril and Doña Reyna (now called Montepio) in Montepio.

Los Clarines
upper hills of Volcano San Martin
Tuxtla
1 cabaña
see ecotourism

La Casita Yambigapan
above Laguna Encantada,
2 cabañas, camping spaces

Finca La Cantera
near Comoapan
cabañas & camping
(294) 942 6316
website

Los Organos
1 cabin
website

Hotel Eypantla
Salto de Eyipantla

Ecoturismo El Eden
Chuniapan
not open yet

Posada San Jose
Montepio
secure parking, restaurant,
parking, mini pool
(294) 942 1010 - in San Andrés

Hotel Gaby
Montepio
4 rooms

Hotel Paraiso
Montepio
10 rooms,
secure parking,

Eco Cabañas
Montepio
camping

Cabañas
Costa de Oro
(200) 125 5410?

Pachi
Costa de Oro
cabanas,
iguana sanctuary, camping
(294) 945 6681?

Eco Cabaña
Salinas
2 rooms
restaurant on the side

Hotel Playa de Muñecos
Arroyo de Lisa
8? rooms
from 300 pesos

Cabañas
Arroyo de Lisa
5 cabañas, from 300 pesos
(200) 125 5410?

Punta Roca Partida
Roca Partida
7 cabins, from 350 pesos
restaurant being built
(294) 949 5633

Hotel No Name
Montepio
about 20 rooms,
some under construction (Jan
2009)

Hotel La Casita
Dos de Abril
rooms, restaurant

Cabañas del Sol
Revolución
cabañas,
from 350 pesos,
pool, website

Hotel
Playa Hermosa
in construction (March 2009)