MGJ ian old hacienda in the heart of ritzy Juriquilla; think Scottsdale, AZ. It has a functional restaurant with a fairly wide menu — and a very very good weekend-only buffet-style offering. The core attraction is the pool which sits at the center the hotel. I recommend securing a room with a pool side patio. It makes a big difference.

It has a colonial structure with beautiful and exceptional gardens.

It doesn't have an elevator, and I was on the fourth floor

The quiet, beautiful grounds and the little mission church

there is nothing we didn’t like

I'm vegetarian. So it exceeded my expectations when the staff had no hesitations to prepare or adapt the menu to what I needed

The rooms are well maintained, WiFi coverage is very good. They are pet friendly, but they only have one room, so you have to call ahead. The bed was super comfortable, sheets and linen are premium quality.

The carpet on the hallways looks really dated. Even the lights give it a very gloomy look. It may be part of the theme, but looks dirty. The bathroom is also a bit dated

I’ve loved it for many years

free dogs running inside, next to the pool, dog friendly should be with a leach the pool was a bit dirty and the rugs should be removed or cleaned

Carlos, the restaurant captain and pool bar manager, was outstanding and provided excellent hospitality service. Also Sunday’s breakfast buffet, the carnitas tacos where amazing.

That the hot tub at the pool wasn’t really hot.

Great location; fair amenities.

Horrible showers…

The ancient mexican style

The pool water was cold. The pillows was not clean at all

I liked that the property was very old with modern amenities. The hotel staff was kind.

The Pool needed to be cleaned a lot more often