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Suite Fray Alonso de Santiago
Fray Alonso de Santiago is an important historic figure as a result of his religious influence. He was a Franciscan friar born in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. In 1524, when he was just 24 years old, he was chosen to catechize and convert native people living near the volcano Citlatepetl.
Characteristics:
• 3 double beds
• 6 guest capacity
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Suite Guillermo Prieto Pradillo
In 1857 when “la posada del emperador” was an estate, the writer and poet Guillermo Prieto Pradilllo stayed here two nights with the president Benito Juarez.
Characteristics:
• 1 double bed.
• 2 guest capacity.
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Suite Lic. Benito Juárez García
This is one of the most appreciated rooms. It is the suite where President Benito Juárez rested for two nights during 1857.
Characteristics
• 1 double bed.
• 2 guest capacity.
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Suite Emperador Maximiliano de Habsburgo
One of the most beautiful rooms in the hotel, it was equipped to host Maximilian (the English usage of Maximiliano) when he traveled from the Port of Veracruz on his way to Mexico City in 1846. Maximilian spent two nights here.
Characteristics
• 1 double bed.
• 2 guest capacity.
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Suite Francisco Gabilondo Soler "Cri-Cri"
There are several stories about the famous “Cri-Cri.” One of them is that he wrote the well-known songs “El Chorrito” and “El Ropero” here, some time between 1920 and 1940. Gabilondo Soler visited this place often because his wife Rosario Patiño (“Charito”) was born in Coscomatepec.
Characteristics:
• 2 doble bed.
• 4 ghest capacity.
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Master Suite Gen. Nicolás Bravo
Characterístics:
• A luxury suite
• 2 independent Rooms
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Suite Dr. Miguel Dominguez Loyo
Miguel Dominguez Loyo was born in Coscomatepec on May 22, 1904. He was a doctor and a prominent historian. He was also recognized for his literary work. His research work is stored in the national and state archives.
Characteristics::
• 2 double beds
• 2 host Capacity
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Suite La Troje
The word Coscomatepec means “hill of the granary” in Nahuatl (“cerro de los trojes” in Spanish). These “trojes” were strategically placed granaries used to store basic foods like rice and beans during the Totonaca and Aztec cultures. The stored grains would be used in times of famine or crop failure.
Characteristics
• 2 double beds.
• 4 guest capacities.
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Suite Moctezuma
This suite was named in honor of Emperor Moctezuma (or Montezuma, more familiar in English) Xocoyotzin, who in 1512 established a military post in Coscomatepec. The emperor chose Coscomatepec as a place for the Aztec Empire to store grains to be used in times of famine.
Characteristics
• 2 double beds
• 4 guest capacity
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Suite Lic. Fernándo de Jesús Corona y Arpide
Fernando de Jesús Corona was a distinguished Veracruz jurist. He was born in Coscomatepec on May 30, 1818. A lawyer by profession, Fernando de Jesús Corona obtained several public positions, including councilor, vice-rector at Xalapa National College, Superior Court Judge, Minister of the Supreme Court, and temporary governor of Veracruz in 1861 and 1868.
His masterpiece was the civil and penal code of Veracruz they were called “Codigos De Corona”. The civil and penal code of Veracruz apply since 1869 and they were the first ones of Latin America. As a consequence of that they were a model to follow.
Characteristics
• 1 double bed
• 2 guest capacity
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Suite Gral. Honorato Domínguez
Born in Coscomatepec in 1822, Gen. Honorato Domínguez was present during the Yankee bombardment in March 1847. He was one of the people who helped Gen. Porfirio Diaz leave the country after his defeat. (Note: You should state which defeat. When he rose up against Juárez, or in 1911? In 1911 he would have been 90 years old!).
Characteristics
• 2 single beds
• 2 people capacity
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Suite Citlaltepetl
Our pride and joy. The majestic volcano Citlaltépetl (renamed by the Spaniards as Orizaba, but also known by another Native American name, Poyautecatl) is Mexico’s highest mountain, the third highest in North America.
Characteristics
• 2 double bed
• 4 people capacity
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Suite Tetlalpan
Tetlalpan was a prehistoric name for the first Totonacas town, and is today known as Coscomatepec. (I’m not sure if I got this right, since under Cuezcomatepec you also say it’s a former name of the town!) Tetlalpan means stoney. The Totonaca culture is still present in Coscomatepec today, as can be seen from the representation of the godlike legendary figure Quetzalcoatl in carved stone.
Characteristics
• 1 double bed
• 2 ghest capacity
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
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Suite Cuezcomatepec
Cuezcomatepec
Cuezcomatepec was the original name of the city of Coscomatepec. The name was given to the town by the Toltecs. Cuezcomatepec means “granary town,” because Moctezuma stored grain there due to its low temperatures and dry weather, to provide reserves in times of famine
Coscomatepec city was funden between 1200 and 1500 AC and beside its Totonaca culture influence had Teotihucan and Olmeca influence.
Characteristics
• 1 double bead
• 1 single bead
• 3 ghest capacity
All prices include a 17% tax, and include breakfast.
Reservations require 50% payment (credit card, account deposit, cash (MXN) are accepted).
Visa and master card are welcome.
Ask for special tours and mountain bike rental.
Child beds/Cribs available.
Check-in at 15:00 hrs.
Checkout 13:00 hrs.
Prices quoted are per person.
