Name: Hotel del Paseo Campeche
Address: Calle 8 No 215 Zona Centro, Campeche, 墨西哥

Amenities

Property amenities

Restaurant
Room service
Wi-Fi in public areas
Luggage storage
Multi-function room
Parking
Ironing service
Laundry detergent
Laundry room
Fire extinguisher
First aid kit
First aid room

Room types

Double rooms
Suites
City view

Guest reviews

4.1Very good(898)

Excellent400
Good293

Guests like

Friendly Staff: Guests repeatedly mention the staff as friendly and helpful, from the reception to the restaurant.
Great Location: The hotel is a short walk from the historic center, with several guests noting the convenience for exploring on foot.
Comfortable Beds: Several reviews highlight the comfortable mattresses and pillows, contributing to a good night's sleep.

Guests mention

Room Selection: Some guests mention rooms can be small or dated, so asking for a recently updated or larger room at check-in may help.
Breakfast Service: A few guests note the breakfast service can feel rushed or disorganized, so an earlier or later start might be calmer.
Noise Levels: Guests report some echo noise from the shopping plaza below, though it stops early in the evening.

Summary for your reference

Reviews from

Phil Bellchamber

5/5

Google· 6 months ago

The staff were very friendly and accommodating always lots of smiles. The location was perfect to be able to walk most of the Historic section. The rooms are exactly as described. Breakfast was ample and the restaurant staff were great. And parking underneath was a bonus our rental was secure.

marleneadelson

2/5

Tripadvisor· 7 months ago

Caution: this hotel looks good in the photos but in reality is tired and old. While they advertise 3 and 4 stars - it deserves less. For the same price you can find a clean updated room inside the historic center. On the positive side, the location is excellent and staff are super helpful.|All in all, I would NOT return to this hotel.

Jiří Hradecký

2/5

Google· a year ago

Rooms are small and expansive and we were not happy with their personal. They wanted to get some tips all the time, even in unlogical situation and they were rude when they didnt get (they ask for tip in middle of breakfast and then take unfinished plate from me while I was still eating, because they didnt get any etc.) We didnt feel welcome here and will definately never come back.

Trip.com Member

3/5

Trip.com· 11 months ago

i booked for my crew. is it a decent and place are OK.

LeavingHolland

4/5

Tripadvisor· 5 years ago

I loved my room in Hotel del Paseo. It was a bit outdated but the mattress and pillows were perfect. The bathroom is great, good hot shower. And a nice little balcony at the covered paseo, to dry some clothes or get some fresh air in. Very friendly staff. Check-in was fast and professional. It is just a few blocks away from the historical center. In a quiet neighborhood. next to a government health clinic. Parking garage available. For COVID, they have hand gel everywhere, you are checked for temperature upon entering but it is not everywhere in your face so to speak, you still feel welcome and a guest.

Veronica014

3/5

Tripadvisor· 8 years ago

We tried 4 hotels in the narrow streets which were full, got recommended to this one. We hadn't read any of the smell reviews or we wouldn't have gone there! It was just for one night till we could get into our preferred hotel and was good enough. Good sized room. Had an outside window. Did not have a smell! Bed was very comfy, wifi was excellent, shower pressure was amazing. There was some echo noise from the indoor shopping plaza below but that stopped early. Secure onsite underground parking. Helpful chap on reception. Can't really fault this hotel.

Denis Santos

1/5

Google· a year ago

The hotel accommodations met expectations; however, the breakfast service was suboptimal. The staff exhibited stress and impatience, resulting in inadequate presentation of breakfast options. The lack of English-speaking breakfast staff, while perhaps understandable in the current context, remains a concern.

YvesD645

4/5

Tripadvisor· 7 years ago

19°50'36.18"N 90°32'29.26"W We got to the hotel and were greeted warmly by the receptionist. When I opened the door to my room , I realized they had given me a suite. This was great. I had a full living room and a small dining room, a Microwave, a small fridge a sink etc. Also an extra television (there was one in the room) The room was very impressive (275 sq feet) and the bathroom was ok. However, because the shower opened against the toilet, you couldn’t open it all the way which could make it difficult for large persons to enter into the shower. A design error. The hotel is about 5 streets from the Centro historico but across the street is the sea. (I couldn’t see it from my room) There are restaurants not far from the hotel but you have no activity. You have to go to the Centro for that. Ou can take a walk on the Costera which is right on the sea. There is a restaurant but the service leaves a bit to be desired. I had to ask my waiter to smile. I would have liked the hotel even without the suite but would have preferred a room with a view to the sea. Location leaves a bit to be desired.

Frequently asked questions about Campeche

When is the best time to visit Campeche?

The best time to visit Campeche is from November to February, when temperatures are pleasant and rainfall is lower. March through May are the hottest months, with high humidity. The rainy season runs from June to October, with September and October being the wettest. The city's Carnival in February is a well-known celebration, but the dry, cooler winter months are the most comfortable for exploring.

Which area should I stay in in Campeche?

Stay in the historic center, Zona Centro, for easy access to Independence Square, the malecón, and the city walls. It suits first-time visitors and those who like walking. The Barrio de Guadalupe and Barrio de Santa Ana, just outside the walls, offer a quieter, more local feel. Hotels like Hotel Plaza Campeche, Castelmar Hotel, and Las Lupitas Hotel Boutique are in these areas.

What are the must-see attractions in Campeche?

Start at Independence Square, the historic heart with its cathedral and arcades. The Campeche Archaeological Museum, inside Fort San Miguel, holds Maya treasures and city views. Walk the Malecón for sea breezes and sunset. Puerta de Tierra and Puerta de Mar are the surviving city gates, part of the old fortifications. Ximbal Parque Recreativo offers a green break with playgrounds and paths.

What day trips can I take from Campeche?

You can take full-day tours to Calakmul, a vast Maya site deep in the jungle, and Balamkú, known for its stucco frieze. Other tours go to Edzná, an impressive archaeological zone with a five-story temple, and to the towns of Kankí, Becal, Hecelchakán, and Pomuch, where you can see traditional crafts and local culture. Haciendas along the Camino Real are also a common day trip, offering a look at the region's colonial history.

How many days do I need in Campeche?

Plan 3 days for Campeche: one for the historic center, including Independence Square, Puerta de Tierra, and Puerta de Mar; another for the Malecón and the Campeche Archaeological Museum at Fort San Miguel; and a third for Ximbal Parque Recreativo and the smaller museums like the Maya Architecture Museum. If you want to visit Calakmul or Edzná, add an extra day for a full-day tour.

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