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Top Campeche Boutique Hotels
Casa Don Gustavo Boutique Hotel
Hotel Castelmar
Boutique Hotels in Campeche
Boutique hotels vary from charming and romantic to artistic and just plain quirky. The one thing they typically have in common is delivering an upscale, intimate vibe with personalized service and ultimate comfort. For the refined traveler or those looking for that special something, boutique lodging is a great combination of both individualized and traditional amenities. Let your imagination run wild, then turn to Travelocity to help you find the best boutique hotels in Campeche.
Sample the local cuisine, tour the sights, or enjoy a night on the town—then retire to your room, which likely has high-quality linens, luxurious bath products, and custom furniture. Perhaps you’ll sip cocktails or listen to live music at a social event, where you can mingle with other guests in a hip yet casual setting, like the library. Or simply admire the ambiance of the design, lighting, art, and architecture—as unique as the guests themselves in many Campeche boutique hotels.
Explore the boutique hotels in Campeche to discover your perfect match, then get ready for a memorable and authentic escapade. In just a few minutes, you can reserve a vacation with all the right touches. Book with Travelocity today for the best prices and customer service.
Campeche hotels essential information
Accommodation | 203 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | $83 |
Highest Price | $222 |
Popular hotels | Casa Don Gustavo Boutique Hotel, Hotel Castelmar |
Recent Campeche hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Hotel Castelmar
"Castelmar is a hotel in a very old building. It was probably one of those "casonas" right next to the wall that protected the city from the pirates. It's only one or two short blocks from the bus stop that takes you from the Mayan Train Station. Staff is really nice and accommodating. Very high ceilings, a courtyard, and steps (no elevator). Don't you worry, staff will carry your suitcase to your room. I got a very, very large corner room, with a king size bed, a foot bench, a lounge chair, a round table with two chairs, a couple of dressers, and a spacious bathroom. Plenty space to move around. Very large windows that unfortunately were covered with a film. Enough to let light come through but not enough to peak outside. These large door/windows were shut in place with a cross bar (a piece of wood), so no luck trying to open them. I didn't notice at first but there were rags on the floor in front of the windows, I'm assuming to catch any water from rainstorm. The entry door to the room was made of two leaves that swing in. They seemed flimsy. Anyway, I always felt safe and I had a good night of sleep. The balconies that overlook the courtyard on the first floor are nicely decorated, made me feel like I was at someone's home. The location of the hotel is just a street over 59 the main street with bars and restaurants, that has the gates to the old wall city at each end, Puerta del Mar y Puerta de la Tierra. Visit Puerta de la Tierra."