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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Campeche – Based on 7,347 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Campeche is a historically important city, a UNESCO site for a good reason. To get the full impact of the place, stay within the walls of the city. It's a walking city, but start out out with their tram rides for a good introduction to the city and what it offers. You'll find the trams at the main plaza. The historical area is extremely easy to explore, even number streets go north and south, odd number east/west. Calle 59 is closed off to traffic and a perfect site for a relaxing dinner. The museums located in the blockhouses are just the right size and filled with great artifacts.
Campeche is a romantic walled city that boasts delightful colonial streets. Great shopping, good food and interesting people watching are all in a days work. The malecon provides lovely views of the bay and Manglares at the city's edge. Walkable, fascinating history and rebirth of the old town makes Campeche a perfect respite.
Campeche is a beautiful and interesting. It is the only walled city in Mexico. People are very friendly and talk about their city and state with pride. Food is absolutely delicious! There are wonderful archaeological sites around, like Edzná and Calakmul, or even Uxmal in Yucatán. All is clean, safe and well organized.
It's a beautiful city but not enough time to go all over the the city but the people is nice and the buildings they're beautiful I really love it I will comeback but I will stay in another Hotel
An amazing, clean colonial city with original walls retained and restored in places. Great food and close to many small Mayan ruins right on the sea. Only problem we could not find real estate agents to talk to about rentals or buying in our 48 hour visit. Good roads, and well marked one ways. Many taxi's and a trolley tour of the city. One of the city churches turned into artisan market place.
Nice old colonial town. Easy to walk around, with lots several interesting historical attractions. Coastal town, so often a breeze. However, in general, Campeche was very warm. We actually went there in order to visit Edzna, the large Mayan ruin about 40 kilometers outside of town.
“Excellent location in the the center of Campeche”
“Superb location, and wonderful hotel with large rooms. Nice swimming pool.”
“The location of this hotel is fantastic! Literally across from the Cathedral & park. The room had a mini fridge which was great to keep water, snacks etc in. Bed was comfortable & air con worked really well.”
“very comfortable bed, perfect location of the hotel, free parking”
“Walking distance to everything. Enjoyed the location within the walled historico area and walks along the malecon. Room was comfortable and liked the layout of the hotel. Coffee bar good idea and rooftop patio a bonus.”
