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Hotel Santa Anita, a modern hotel with 130 rooms and suites, known for its comfort and elegance, is located in Los Mochis,Sinaloa, a prosperous agricultural city of over 300,000 people.
There are daily trips to Topolobampo Bay where fishing is available, and the Hotel Santa Anita offers trasportation to the airport and to both Los Mochis and El Fuerte train stations.
You'll relish this hotel's fine continental cuisine, featuring shrimp and other seafood, and you'll start the day with a tasty Mexican breakfast buffet. The hotel has a bar with live music, meeting and convention rooms, and a curious shop, as well as Flamingos's Travel Agency, where you can get expert advice about railroad travel and tour s of Copper Canyon.
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Your stay in Los Mochis for business or leisure will be enhanced by staying at the new business and social center, the Plaza Inn Hotel & Convention Center.
Its strategic location in the heart of the city is most convenient. The colonial architecture of old Mexico is blended with exhuberant gardens that are characteristic of the area. A unique blend that has created a hotel like in the old times with the comfort of today. A refreshing large pool and sunbathing area contribute to the relaxed atmosphere of the Hotel.
The Plaza Inn offers a complete set of hospitality services with a total of 125 rooms and luxury suites, two restaurants, lobby bar, discotheque, meeting rooms, convention center and ballroom.
International Buffets served daily in an exquisite atmosphere.
Tableside cooking and flamed entrees.
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Founded in 1564 by Spanish conqueror Don Francisco de Ibarra, the colonial village of El Fuerte is a popular departure for Cooper Canyon rail tours.
The hotel has 54 rooms with three styles. One style is the old high ceilings with 240 Amapa wood beams and two story balconies which are the original bedrooms of the mansion.
Along with beautiful tropical gardens and a swimming pool, it offers 55 rooms and a dinning room famous for its fine food, including the popular local crayfish and buttered bass filets.
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Named in honor of an impressive 300-year-old Jesuit mission in the picturesque village of Cerocahui, the Hotel Mision is located in a high fertile river valley of apple orchards and vineyards surrounded by the Sierra Madre.
This lovely hotel has 42 charming rooms with wood-burning stoves. You can stroll through the lush courtyards and the adjoining vineyard which produces table wines for the hotel.
Then you can warm yourself before a huge stone fireplace in the lobby, enjoy a meal in the dinning room, or relax in the bar. Guided horseback trail rides are available to a spectacular waterfall, or you can hop on the sightseeing bus to the majestic Urique Canyon overlook.
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Poised like an eagle´s nest at the canyon´s edge is the new Posada Barranca Mirador near the highest point of the canyon. Each of its 48 luxurious room and suites has a private terrace where you can enjoy one of the finest views of the canyon. It is a bird watcher´s paradise.
Decorated in the style reflecting the Tarahumara Indian culture, the hotel has a bar, restaurant, conference room, and gift shop. Here you will meet some of the Tarahumara people, who entertain guests whit their traditional dance and games. You might take a horseback or jeep excursion to a Tarahumara village, wander down a path to an inhabited Tarahumara cave dwelling located in the cliffs beneath the hotel, or if yuo are really adventurosus hike down to the canyon floor.
Accomodations have special style and design reflecting the Tarahumara Indian influence and culture of the state of Chihuahua. Each room has a private bath, two doble beds and authentic custom-made furniture. A restaurant and bar, conference room and a gift shop add to the visitor's enjoyment.
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We have a Medieval Castle in the heart of the Sierra Madre Mountains. We offer you the latest in modern conveniences plus a panoramic scenic view of the fabulous Copper Canyon from our full service hotel.
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Our location by all means is privileged.We are located right on the rim of Copper Canyon where the Cobre, Urique and Tararequa Canyons join together. The view is by far spectacular.
"A Room with a View" on the rim of the canyon.
Beautiful rooms with spectacular balcony-view.
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Hotel Villa Mexicana & Koa Rv Park at Creel is a vibrant example of Mexican arquitecture and a reflection of the local Tarahumara culture's love of color. Built on nine acres with complete perimeter fencing and a security gate, the campground comes alive with rich hues of bright blue, orange, purple and yellow that vie for attention with the myriad of wildflowers that liberally dot the nearby fields.
This building houses a lobby and a separate lounge area, each furnished with comfortable chairs and sofas and decorated with pottery, artwork and items reflecting the Sierra Tarahumara heritage and culture. Also in the main building you can find a Restaurante and a Bar, in which you can choose from a menu or a buffet; live entertainment is offered in the bar in the evenings. Club House also provides fully equiped restrooms and private dressing rooms open 24 hours at day.
Space accessible for all guests that contains three stoves & three sinks. It also has tables and chairs so you can enjoy the meals you prepare in the same room. It's not equiped with any kind of cookware.
Cozy cabins made from wood of the region that are fully equiped to make your stay unforgettable.
The capacity of this cabins oscillates between four to six people.
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The Best Western The Lodge at Creel is your gateway to Mexico´s legendary and majestic Copper Canyon that awesome abyss that is North America´s other Grand Canyon. Amid a setting of tastefully decorated log cabins and the warmth of an old fashioned mountain lodge with a touch of elegance our goal is to make your visit an unforgettable experience.
From our lovingly restored 60 years old stone lodge we provide daily tours to the Copper Canyon where the Tarahumara Indians still speak in hushed voices of lost gold mines guarded by the spirits of long dead Spanish Conquistadores. We'll take you on the same routes where heavily guarded pack trains of up to 100 donkeys carried out billions of dollars in silver and gold bullion from the canyon during the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Then, at the end of each day you can sit quietly on our wooden porches enjoying the gentle, pine scented mountain breezes that waft through Creel, a Mexican mountain town that still hasn't decided whether it's in the 19th or 20th Century. Whether you choose to stay in our comfortable log cabins discover that our wide range of rates will fit any budget. Come visit us, you'll never forget us!
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Casa Grande is the most important Hotel chain in Northern Mexico. And recently has join Radisson worldwide hotels.
If you are on vacation, Hoteles Radisson Casa Grande have everything you need to make you feel comfortable. These are our Rooms.
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Every day since 1961, El Chepe (as this unique train is familiary called) ventures into the most imposing landscapes os the Sierra Tarahumara, until it reaches the area that encompasses the most representative characteristics of the Tarahumara culture, history and folklore: the Barrancas de Cobre, or Copper Canyon, as this region is known worldwide.
Four times larger than the Grand Canyon in Colorado, this magnificient Mexican landscape serves as the backdrop for one of the most spectacular train rides in the world. The most modern and comfortable passenger train in the country will afford you the most memorable ecotourism experience in our country.
Take a few days off and let yourself be guided at 8,000 feet by El Chepe's bilingual staff and excellent service. El Chepe is equipped with reclining seats, air conditioning and provides a delicious a la carte meal in our dining car, and the drink of your choice in our bar-smoking car. We guarantee you and your family a unique, unforgettable trip.
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