Hotel Misión Comanjilla

Clean comfy rooms overall good experience just hotel is a bit outdated. Good friendly staff and service. Hot springs, pool facilities are nice however, water temperature depends on current weather as per hotel staff. This is my family’s 3 stay and we have truly enjoyed it. The only downside was that pool food service doesn’t began until 12pm and we are early risers so that was a true inconvenience.

Room was nice and neat, shower was not working properly, rust and calcium make a poor shower.

I like to stay here beacuse of the hot spring water pools, I have stayed here many many times , and in the past my experienceses have been alot better than the last 7 recent stays. Before you were allowed to bring snacks and food with you, and also allowed to checked out of the room, but keep usinging the facilities until 5pm. My last stayed here was in march 2025, It happed to me again that as I am going into the hotel I got stopped and my luggage is being seach for food, I have stayed at much much better and fancy hotels and they have never probhibited me from carring food or snacks. The hotel does have a restaurant and on weekend the food is good but on weekdays is completely different.and why should you be pushed to buy their few selections of food. Specially When staying with children they need snacks.When I get seached I feel intiminated ,and like a criminal, not even when I cross the boarder back to the usa I get seached that way. Hope they change their policy ,And treat their guess better, like regular peolple rather that smugglers.

Great little place away from the city Nice little place. Not much to do here but good enough to get away from the city life

Great place to relax without any noise

Very good

Manicured park like setting with onsite spa facilities- massage, temazcal (natural steam bath), hot mud, herbal neck wrap. Weirdly, my masseuse was a kid who could not have been more than 16 years old. He was training an even younger masseuse. The two had a rough time containing their giggles while working on these two old ladies- though they did a good job. I suggest asking for the more experienced masseuse. The temazcal is fantastic. The hotel restaurant menu is standard, well prepared Mexican food- nothing creative. Make sure to stop by the barrio pools just outside the gate, run by local women doing their own and others’ laundry. For $100 pesos they will clean out a pool for you and you can soak for an hour in some steamy mineral water, shaded by a tent of drying laundry. Low rent bliss.