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"Close to airport and the food was excellent. "

"Perfect location "

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"For the four dads and four 11-year-old sons, this house made for a perfect fishing trip. Fernando was our access to fun - fishing, ATV's, and even made a great recommendation for dinner out and chefs in. Don't tell their mom's but the two ladies cooking had the boys lined up for thirds and fourths!It is a quiet area, though, so if you need or want outsiders to make your vacation more memorable, just be aware that you are pretty far away from any city action. I would not be surprised if some or all of those in our crew stay at the home again."

"Beautiful oasis. "

"It was an incredible surprise. The room was big and comfortable. It was a suite with a full kitchen. They also had a mini market with all tour basic needs. Breakfast was amazing and it was included."

"The food was outstanding, the staff was the best, I’ve been many places in Mexico. Hands down great people. Lovely stay. 👍😊❤️"

"Our Stay at Hotel Hondo was exceptional! Our hosts Tori and Patrick couldn’t have been nicer. Our room was so cool and boho! I’m obsessed with the decor. Location doesn’t get better. If you’re in LB this stay is a must. Support these 2, their doing a great job!!"

"Great off the beaten path location for exploring the Sol de Mayo Waterfall and the surrounding Sierra de la Laguna mountain range near the small town of Santiago. We really enjoyed the hike to the waterfall and exploring the Cañon de la Zorra (Fox Canyon) above the falls. The accommodations weren't fancy, but we did enjoy the peace and tranquility of the desert landscape and the beautiful oasis tucked away amid the arid canyon. Star gazing at night from the roof top was the perfect way to unwind at the end of the day. As a side note, if you get down to the falls early in the day, you should have the place all to yourself before the crowds/visitors from the surrounding areas show up. I would recommend calling ahead of time if you plan to eat at the Rancho or in the town of Santigo (about 20-minutes away), as we found that most places were closed on the Wednesday that we visited."