Hotels and Restaurants in San Andrés Tuxtla
Posada San Martin
from 443 Pesos with AC
22 rooms, pool
Av. Juarez 304
website
Posada San Jose
from 380 Pesos with AC
28 rooms
Belisario Dominguez 10
294 942 1010
Hotel del Parque
from 479 Pesos
39 rooms
Madero 5
website
Hotel Michelle
from 400 Pesos
39 rooms
Dr. Bernardo Peña 36
website
Hotel de los Pérez
from 468 Pesos with AC
34 rooms
Rascon 2
294 942 0777
Hotel San Andres
from 380 Pesos with AC
31 rooms
Francisco I. Madero No. 6
294 942-0604
Hotel Isabel
from 330 Pesos
23 rooms
Madero 13
website
from 443 Pesos with AC
22 rooms, pool
Av. Juarez 304
website
Posada San Jose
from 380 Pesos with AC
28 rooms
Belisario Dominguez 10
294 942 1010
Hotel del Parque
from 479 Pesos
39 rooms
Madero 5
website
Hotel Michelle
from 400 Pesos
39 rooms
Dr. Bernardo Peña 36
website
Hotel de los Pérez
from 468 Pesos with AC
34 rooms
Rascon 2
294 942 0777
Hotel San Andres
from 380 Pesos with AC
31 rooms
Francisco I. Madero No. 6
294 942-0604
Hotel Isabel
from 330 Pesos
23 rooms
Madero 13
website
| La Casita de Yambigapan above Laguna Encantada, San Andrés Tuxtla North 2 cabañas, camping spaces more details |
| Los Clarines - community ecotourism hills of Volcano San Martin Tuxtla, Ejido Ruiz Cortines, San Andres Tuxtla 1 cabaña, guided tours, restaurants nearby more details mañana |
| Hotel Paraiso Montepio 10 rooms, parking. |
| Hotel Gaby Montepio 4 rooms, parking. |
| Posada San Jose Montepio, San Andrés Tuxtla from 250 pesos, 18 rooms, restaurant, parking, mini pool, no phone. |
| Eco Cabañas Montepio |
| Canañas del Sol Revolución eco slum with pool from 350 pesos website |
Hotels north of Montepio
| Hotel No Name (that's what they told me!) Montepio from 300 pesos about 20 rooms XX construction |
| Hotel La Casita Dos de Abril across from Montepio |
| Cabañas nuevas Arroyo de Lisa |
Hotels in Arroyo de Lisa & Costa de Oro
see details of the area
see details of the area
| Cabañas Arroyo de Lisa 5 cabanas desde 300 Pesos camping, restaurante |
| Cabañas Costa de Oro |
| Pachi Costa de Oro cabanas, iguana santuario |
| Hotel Playa de Muñecos Arroyo de Lisa 8? cuartos, desde 300 Pesos |
| Finca La Cantera foothills of Volcano San Martin below San Andres via Sihuapan to Comapan cabañas & camping website |
Hotels in or near Montepio
Hotels in the hills of San Andrés Tuxtla
Hotels within the city
Hotel Juarez
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Av. Juarez 16
294 942 1556
Hotel Catedral
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Pino Suarez 3
294 942 0237
Hotel Colonial
cheap
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Pino Suarez 7
294 942 0552
Hotel Figueroa
from 400 Pesos
35 rooms
Pino Suarez 10
294 942 0257
Motel Jukimoto
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Niños Heroes 80
294 942 2310
Auto Hotel Paraiso
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Ranchoapan, Carretera a Tilapan
294 944 0903
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Av. Juarez 16
294 942 1556
Hotel Catedral
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Pino Suarez 3
294 942 0237
Hotel Colonial
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Pino Suarez 7
294 942 0552
Hotel Figueroa
from 400 Pesos
35 rooms
Pino Suarez 10
294 942 0257
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Niños Heroes 80
294 942 2310
Auto Hotel Paraiso
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Ranchoapan, Carretera a Tilapan
294 944 0903
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. Figure to spend around 200 pesos for a double. The bus station is a
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 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. Figure to spend around 200 pesos for a double. The bus station is a
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:
Restaurants in San Andres Tuxtla:
The food is surprisingly good in the city. My personal favorites are the Montepio Restaurant in the alley behind
the Hotel del Parque for their upscale environment and primarily carnivorous dishes. (La Caperucita now closed
- so much for being a favorite), At night the food stalls at the side of the plaza will make your mouth water.
Winnie's, also on the plaza is a long time local favorite in a new location with inexpensive good food, served
slow.
On the beaches, Restaurante Las Casitas in Dos de Abril is about the best and nicest place to watch the
beach. Or you can try any open palapa for whatever fish is the freshest.
The food is surprisingly good in the city. My personal favorites are the Montepio Restaurant in the alley behind
the Hotel del Parque for their upscale environment and primarily carnivorous dishes. (La Caperucita now closed
- so much for being a favorite), At night the food stalls at the side of the plaza will make your mouth water.
Winnie's, also on the plaza is a long time local favorite in a new location with inexpensive good food, served
slow.
On the beaches, Restaurante Las Casitas in Dos de Abril is about the best and nicest place to watch the
beach. Or you can try any open palapa for whatever fish is the freshest.
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