La Casa de Don Tomás

Frommer's Review

The Don Tomás seems a bit expensive for what it has to offer. The hotel is made of adobe brick centered on a gravel courtyard/parking lot, and there are a few large cabañas behind the main unit. The main building has a dining area and a minilounge; a dozen rooms branch off from this central area, but the majority have separate entrances, much like a motel. The rooms are average size, with white ceramic floors that are a little on the cold side. The service is friendly and, on the average, it's a decent place, but you might want to check out other hotels before booking here.

Facilities:
Coffee shop; snack bar; outdoor pool; tour arrangements and transfer service; laundry service

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