Funny, how the end of your stay can color the whole experience. On the positive side: the Hotel Soledad is well-located and moderately priced at 590 pesos/night. It has colonial charm, hot water, okay beds, and TV. There are no other amenities. Realistically- if your neighbors are noisy – you will hear them, as the gaps under the doors are... More

Arrived Feb 2nd 2010. Hotel would not honor the booked rate although I had a printed confirmation sheet. They added !80 pesos a night on top. They also took all three nights rental payment from my credit card the minute I arrived. It was February and cold about 35f-40f. The rooms had no heat at all, when I asked for... More

We spent two nights here enroute to the States. Our room was quite large with a king-sized bed and rustic furniture (colonial) which is fine with us. The only thing we didn't like was the parking which was valet only and apparently an outdoor lot as we had lots of leaves on our car. Inconvenient to have to ask for... More

We spent two nights in a master suite at the Reyna Soledad. The location couldn't be better - one block from the Cathedral and Plaza, but far enough to be away from any noise. We made a reservation through the on-line service after not being able to get through to the hotel by phone. The rate quoted was for two... More

Very close to the Cathedral - that is really the only good thing about this hotel. We reserved a junior suite for $54, which was under renovation when we got there, so they gave us a standard room with no windows for $52 - a much higher price than the standard room's online $38 rate. After we sat down and... More

I visited Zacatecas, Mexico, wonderful and unique of its kind hispanic colonial city (registered by the UNESCO as "Patrimonio Cultural de la Humanidad) during the Holy Week April 5-8,2007. After many researches on Internet, I found a very small 16-room hotel right in the "Centro Historico", close to the gorgeous cathedral. This mansion has been built in the 18th century,... More