Name: Hotel Tajín
Address: José de J. Nuñez y Dominguez No. 104, Papantla de Olarte, Papantla de Olarte, Papantla de Olarte, 93400, Mexico
Rating: 7

24-hour reception

Smoking areas

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Garden

No elevators

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Free Wi-Fi

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El Tajin National Airport

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I see a lot of review saying that the hotel is very old and needs renovations. I disagree. Yes, it is very old and it shows, but there was a time when hotels were less cookie cutter and far more grand, and you can absolutely see that in its heyday, this was definitely an elegant hotel.For us, it more than served its purpose. The bed was comfortable, Papantla is HOT so we appreciated having air conditioning, the room was very clean, and the location was unbeatable. We were steps from the zocalo, markets, the museum Teodoro Cano and restaurants. The pool was small, but it was a welcome respite from the heat and had lovely aesthetics and decor. Overall, the staff was kind and helpful. There is no elevator so if you have mobility issues, you might want to stay on the first floor. There are several steps to come up to the hotel from the front, but there is actually a back entrance right at street leve. We can’t to return to Papantla and would definitely stay here again.

Love the l9cation and the Food at Restaurant la Parroquia.

Great location and very helpful staff. A/C worked beautifully. Internet not so much. Not luxurious, but most things work. Papantla is not on the tourist trail but nearby El Tajín does draw visitors, and many stay here. If you want luxury hotels, stay in Poza Rica. If you prefer a charming Mexican town and real local flavor, stay here. Just don’t expect the Hilton.

Fairly basic, even if it is probably the best in town. Comfortable enough but noisy: the windows keep out no noise at all. Hot water. Reasonably clean. A bit pricey for what you get. Friendly. Great location near the zócalo. WiFi a bit variable.

Gross place!

Hotel Tajin is not the Ritz, but it may be the best hotel in Papantla. It stands at the top of a blocks-long steep hill, a block from the Parque, the Cathedral, restaurants, the market, and all tourist needs. The room was spacious, clean, and even had a small balcony overlooking the town. The second floor had a large sitting area, also with balconies. The reception staff, Juan, Tere, and Odette, were always helpful. The Hotel could enhance its image by replacing the lumpy pillows and the holey/torn towels with new ones.

Comfortable, but with a few small upgrades, it would improve

The hotel has excellent location for walks in the town and easy access to market, dinning option and the main church. The room we were hosted at didn't have a working tool for restriction of access, so we set a chair at the door in order to limit access. The pool area furniture was broken and not usefull to sunbathing; even the flowerpot was broken. This hotel is in urgent need for maintenance!

The wifi did not work in the hotel, which is completely unacceptable. I tried in 4 different rooms, but the signal was so weak in all that it was impossible to connect to the internet and I had to go to the restaurants in the main square nearby to get a connection.The hotel is run down and needs to be completely renovated.The room was cleann the bed was comfortable and there  was plenty of hot water in the bathroom.

Close to everything in the town. Best location. Even though No hot water, just Luke warm and wifi virtually useless would stay again for location and friendliness. Only $100 pesos to go to ruins and $80 pesos back.

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