Where can I eat near Hotel Debliz?

You can eat at the hotel's own Restaurante Finisterre, which serves regional cuisine, or order room service. Just steps away, Calakmul Sea Food is a short walk from the hotel. A bit further, El Camaron Cansado, Savour Desayunos y Comidas, and Parador Gastronomico de Cocteleros are all within about half a kilometer. Restaurante El Pargo, known for Mexican food, is also nearby. For a drink, the hotel's Lobby Bar is a convenient option.

What is the area around Hotel Debliz like?

The hotel sits in the Barrio de la Ermita, a short walk from the Walled City and the Malecón, which is about 12 minutes away on foot. The Ex-Temple of San Jose is a 20-minute walk, and the Fort San Jose del Alto Museum is 25 minutes away. Nearby, you will find the Galerías Campeche shopping center about 13 minutes away. The hotel has a garden and terrace, and the Calakmul Sea Food restaurant is just steps from the entrance. For a wider range of dining, Restaurante El Pargo is about a 10-minute walk, and El Camaron Cansado is a short stroll away.

How do I get to Hotel Debliz from the airport or main train station?

The nearest airport is Campeche Intl (Ing. Alberto Acuna Ongay International), about 3.2 miles from the hotel, a drive of roughly 9 minutes. A taxi or ride-hailing service from the airport is the most common way to reach the hotel. There is no airport shuttle, so plan to arrange your own ride. If you are coming by car, the hotel offers free self parking on site. The drive from the airport is straightforward and quick.

What's there to do near Hotel Debliz in the evening?

In the evening, you can stay close and enjoy a drink at the hotel's Lobby Bar or dine at Restaurante Finisterre, which serves regional cuisine. For a short stroll, the Malecón de Campeche is about 3.1 km away, a pleasant waterfront walk. The historic Puerta de Tierra, at 3.2 km, is another nearby landmark to see after dark. If you prefer a guided experience, consider the Campeche: Highlights, Museums and Downtown Tour, which often runs in the evening. Calakmul Sea Food, just 60 meters from the hotel, is a convenient nearby dining option.

Is Hotel Debliz a good base for exploring Campeche?

Hotel Debliz sits about 3 km from the main sights, so it is a practical base if you have a car or use taxis. The Baluarte de San Pedro, Independence Square, and the Museo de Arquitectura Maya are all roughly 2.8 to 3.0 km away, a short drive. The Malecón and Puerta de Mar are about 3.1 km, and Puerta de Tierra is 3.2 km. For day trips, tours to Edzná and Calakmul depart from the city, and the hotel can assist with tickets. The hotel's own restaurant and bar make it easy to start or end your day before heading out.

Hotel Debliz Campeche: Book Your Stay

Name: Hotel Debliz
Address: Gustavo Díaz Ordaz 55, Barrio de la Ermita, 24020 San Francisco de, Campeche, 墨西哥

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BackPacker9037

1/5

Tripadvisor· 20 years ago

after being moved to this hotel due to hurracaine wilma, our group where very pleased not to have been put in a shelter. the place was below standard. the rooms where ok but some rooms had cockroaches inside them. most of the staff where rude and spoke very little english and the food was poor with little selection for childeren. everywhere you looked, you could find loose and bare wires and the floors where very dirty. the private carpark is a plus but we never used it. on the third day of our stay many people in our group came down with illnesses from the food, but mainly from swimming in the pool (which was mainly childeren). the problem of this illness was more of a problem that it should have been as some of the toilets began to stop working. also when it comes to shower you should go early in the morning otherwise is a VERY cold shower. the hotel isn't far from campehe's centre with is good at there is many facilitied such as a cinema, cathedral,shops and some fast food restaurants such as burger king and mcdonalds.|tip: when going to Mexico with mobiles you may find it hard to charge your phone as the current running through the sockets arnt enought to charge.

angeline99

1/5

Tripadvisor· 17 years ago

Stayed one night. Boy, was this a disappointment. The hotel is located next to what appears to be a party/event club (or something like that) where loud music blared until the wee hours. Had to keep windows and balcony door closed and the air conditioning on to keep out the noise. The air conditioner blew out musty air and everything about this room was old and needed updating. Frankly, a depressing setting. Also, way out of the main area of town. It was cheap. Still, NOT worth it. Wish we had stayed elsewhere.

jrey492003

1/5

Tripadvisor· 15 years ago

Called this hotel two weeks prior to trip to confirm their listing as PET FRIENDLY. They confirmed YES, we are pet friendly. Made a reservation based on that information. The morning of the same day as arrival, called TWICE AGAIN to confirm reservation and pet friendly. Again, YES, pet friendly. When we reached hotel in Campeche, we called for specific directions and the desk girl had us running all over town for over one hour.......this all after a 7 hour drive to reach the hotel. Then, when we finally found the hotel, we entered with the dogs (2 small) and were told NO PETS! And, the girl at the desk was smoking a cigarette directly in front of the NO SMOKING SIGN. The hotel was DIRTY, the reception was RUDE and completely unhelpful. We had to return to our car and drive 2.5 hours to reach Merida at midnight all because of complete lack of service and misinformation. They would have to PAY ME and I still would not stay there.

pslincs

1/5

Tripadvisor· 18 years ago

Stayed at this hotel for a month, filming a movie in town, stayed at other hotels in town, i had to stay here because there was a convention going on and could not stay at nicer hotels, anyways cochroaches and spiders the size of your hand in the room, changed rooms several times and same prob, keep the bathroom window closed to help. Hot water was a gamble, usually had hot water 3 times a week. Food in horrible at the rest, taxis and very easy to get outside on the street, you have to take a taxis to get anywhere, center is several miles away, where all the food is. Only 2 english channels on the tv, you must get a remote from the front desk, its 50/50 if its matches your tv, we lost our cable on a weekend, due to the hotel not paying there bill. Just a bad place, do yourself a favor, stay at the Del Mar, Plaza Campeche, or Ocean View, not much more $$$ but clean rooms and walk to everything. Also the hotel does not have enough towels for the rooms, so they come and geth them out of the room in the am, even if you are not done with them, you get them back around 4pm. Just a dirty place, lots of kids groups stay there, they run around till 3am playing, its smells like urine in the haulways and stairways, there will be food and trash in the hotel, they never ever pick it up, very bizarre, but a dirty place. Take a hint from an American who has travelled here many if times, do not ruin your vacation and stay here..................other than that Campeche is a nice quiet place to go, if you like nightlife, go to Rum or Sole after 10pm, thurs, fri or sat.........

Christina2001

1/5

Tripadvisor· 17 years ago

This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at. It was so bad, I actually cried. It is located outside walking distance of the town centre in the dingiest, most rundown place I have ever known. The neighbourhood was so dubious, even the staff confessed it was dangerous to go walking outside the hotel. This was the same staff that seemed deliberately unhelpful and dismissive. We ate at the restaurant on the one and only night we were there and were given no choice whatsoever as to what we could order. The food was so bad we could not finish it. The room was dirty and bland, and we could not wait to leave the next morning. I do not recommend this hotel and cannot believe it is not bottom of the rankings.

FliaBuitragoRincon

1/5

Tripadvisor· 13 years ago

Unfortunately had to stay here on my way to Cancun.... wife thought it was a good idea as the price was decently low for one night stay and with out looling for reviews reserved the place. Very shady part of town bad quality towels, sheets, etc... if you can avoid it... There are plenty kf hotels around... nice city with plenty of hotels

DroomDecor

2/5

Tripadvisor· 13 years ago

This is a bare and simple hotel. The room is basically furnished, that no atmosphere radiated. The only plus I can give to this hotel is the garden with its swimming pool. That looks nice. Looking for a hotel with a bit of atmosphere then you should not stay here.

Miss_Oruga

3/5

Tripadvisor· 10 years ago

I spend one night at this hotel, cause everything was full and this was the only one with availability.... so, if you are in a hurry and only looking for a place to sleep in Campeche go and choose this one.. the location is not touristic at all, the rooms are big and for the price are good, but the staff is not very attentive, the hot water had a bit of problems in our room and the A/C is a bit noisy.. again, it was good to have a place to sleep in, but not for leisure purposes...