Name: Hacienda Soltepec Suites Campo de Golf
Address: KM 3 Carretera Puebla - Huamantla, Huamantla, Huamantla, Huamantla, 90510, Mexico
Rating: 8

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Huejotsingo Airport

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Huamantla

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This resort was amazing. The best thing about it were the beds and the pillows. I would definitely recommend the horseback riding tour.  Next time I would stay in the hotel, because the little houses are far from the resort and quite a hike with a three year old. The pool is OK.  

Short stay

Perfect location, super clean and very well managed, Excellent food and service. Plenty to do, pool warm for swimming, table tennis, fulbito, even a golf shooting range. History in every room, very highly recommended.

Believe all the great reviews for this hotel

I stayed this week at the historic Hotel Soltepec.  The rooms we were in were apartment like rooms across the street from the main entrance. Very spacious with kitchen, living room, queen size bedroom.  The restaurant has a good selection of beers, food, child's menu, and full bar.  Also, the front desk staff was very friendly and took care of check in and check out quickly.  Lastly, they set up my transportation needs while there as well.  Breakfast was not included, but was a buffet with an omelet station for 200 pesos.  Very well appointed rooms and a historic area makes a good place to stay and eat in the area.

Hotel and restaurant are worth going to

The owners have done a wonderful job converting this Hacienda into a 
comfortable hotel.  The atmosphere created by the whole staff is happy, welcoming and friendly without being at all pretentious.  The food and service in the restaurant was great. The weekend breakfast buffet was especially good. Live music, regional specialties, and friendly service. How are her bedroom – one of the three original rooms we were told – was spacious and attractive. The shutters blocked out all of the light. The bathroom shower could have done with a door or a curtain as it was impossible to shower without flooding the bathroom floor.  This is an all-around special place with a comfortable feeling, especially recommended for a romantic getaway. I would return in a heartbeat.

Small Town Rustic Luxury

We stopped here on Fathers' Day after visiting the centre of Huamantla.  It started to rain so we started to make our way back to Puebla.  On the way back, we stopped here to have something to eat.  The ex-hacidena is beautiful, inside and out.  They have a stable with horses and donkeys.  I'm not sure if you can ride them, we didn't ask as it was raining.  We ventured inside and stumbled into the beautiful covered courtyard - a great place to relax in.  We went to reception to inquire about lunch and were given directions to the restaurant.  There are 2 rooms one, I believe is for paying guests of the Hotel (they had a piano and a piano player) and the other for passing trade.  The room had tall ceilings, chandeliers, lovely tall windows and a fire pit in the corner.  The staff were courteous and attentive and the food was great, and great value too.  We had soup, I had steak with veg and potatoes and my husband had the salmon with pasta.  We had beers and orange water and our baby had soup also.  Fresh bread on the table and warm tortillas.  It was really nice.  I think we paid less than 700 pesos for the meal. I couldn't fit in a desert at that time.  Great find, nice place to relax.

Emergency lunch

Let’s start with the rooms: avoid the ones in the old wing. 
I was assigned to #3 which in order to get to, requires to go through their gift shop.
Its location along with rooms 1 through 3 is on a hallway which is the thoroughfare to get to the games and pool, so pedestrian traffic is constant.
The ‘view’ from the room is an enclosed dried yellow lawn. 

Son I requested to be changed which was initially denied because I had made my reservation months ago. Ignoring such a dumb excuse I insisted on seeing the manager. I was given room #10 on the other side of the old wing. Which wasn’t any better. It faced the highway. Ripped curtains, walls with brown stains, drafty ‘original’ flimsy, wooden door. Smelly bathroom.

Let’s move onto the grounds: all the ‘landscaping’ efforts have gone to the entry courtyard which has potted geraniums and begonias in a boring linear arrangement. It’s colorful but a yawn.
And there all efforts to beautify the other courtyards or the grounds stopped.
There is maybe two uncomfortable metal benches throughout the outdoor place where one can sit a read a book. 

And lastly the restaurant: skip it. 
Buffet breakfast which as one knows or should, a grand excuse to get rid of all the leftovers from the week before.
Same printed menu for lunch and dinner. 
No specials of the day. Ever.
And everything was overcooked and tasteless.

Their main focus and emphasis when I stayed, was to sell off the land they own. There was an in house real estate agent in the courtyard with a booth and giant TV doing her pitch.

With such poor upkeep in the rooms, neglected grounds and food not even fit for a war zone, why would anyone buy land in this place?



Overated & Underwhelming

I stopped by the Hotel because I saw a huge sign pushing thier restaurant. Service in the restaurant is great but the portions are very small and the food insipid and overpriced. The soups had absolutely no "sazon" or flavor. Mushroom soup in Tlaxcala should have the herb called epozote and a little heat. Instead., the soup tasted like a mushroom mixed with Campbells Tomato Soup. Traditional soup of Fava beans and Nopal had absolutely no seasoning.  Thier signature salad listed six ingredients. The did have mico-quantities of each ingredient, except for the  mediocre (definitely a day or two too long in the fridge) lettuce but entirely forgot the avocado. All other plates were underwhelming.

I went to this restuarant after climbing the "La Malinche" volcano. Normally after super strenous day, ANY FOOD tastes gourmet. Despite burning perhaps 5000 calories, this food was just depressing. Not recommended.

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