San Cristobal de las Casas

Hotel Bo is a so-called design concept hotel, and its particular concept is the unification of contemporary and traditional Chiapaneco architecture and design. — Afar Magazine

San Cristóbal’s most charming B&B, just a half-block from the Santo Domingo church, is a quiet oasis in the middle of the city. — Fodor's

Offering just the right mix of colonial charm and modern comforts, the huge suites here boast fantastic views, stylish decor and private terraces and balconies. — Lonely Planet

Beautiful murals and tilework adorn these tasteful, modern apartments with kitchen, phone, cable TV, heaters, fireplaces and daily cleaning. — Lonely Planet

A stunning boutique hotel on the northern edge of town, the Parador San Juan de Dios offers voluminous and luxurious suites furnished with fascinating antiques and modern art. — Lonely Planet

High, beamed ceilings ennoble the guest rooms in this inviting late-19th-century building that once was a hospital. — Fodor's

A pond filled with flowers is one of the many touches that make this hostelry in a restored colonial mansion stand out. — Fodor's

A beautifully renovated 18th-century house with lots of wooden pillars, balustrades and an old-world atmosphere, Casavieja boasts large comfortable rooms with modern amenities arranged around flowery courtyards. — Lonely Planet

This Holiday Inn in an 18th-century hacienda that has served as a hotel for over a century has captured that San Cristóbal feel and combined it with reliable chain amenities. — Fodor's

This old-fashioned hotel—really two perfectly preserved 18th-century colonial homes—has beautiful courtyards, gardens, and sunlit nooks throughout. — Fodor's

Rooms along a pretty courtyard here sport one king- or two queen-sized beds, and some include details like fireplaces, stained glass windows and bathroom skylights. — Lonely Planet

Historic on the outside—that’s all that’s allowed in the center of town—but surprisingly modern inside, this lodging just off the cathedral plaza manages to pull off its un–San Cristóbal style. — Fodor's

Set around a charming courtyard, there are indeed only 12 rooms here, which adds to the intimate feel but makes booking a necessity pretty much any time of year. — Lonely Planet

A clean, tranquil little spot run by a welcoming French-Mexican duo. — Lonely Planet