La Pasiva de Pátzcuaro

Buena ubicación y muy cómodo

No llevamos shampoo ni jabón.

El lugar Muy limpio, los dueños muy amables, cordiales y atentos a nuestras necesidades.

Room in a family run home near the muelle and away from el centro for easy access with a car .Dog friendly. Tania was very accommodating and allowed us to use their kitchen and patio area to relax. Different atmosphere than the typical hotel rooms downtown. Clean and basic accommodations that were a great value.

Room was cold at night. Only source of heat were extra blankets. Train noise and dogs barking nearby at night.

It’s a small property with only 3 or 4 rooms or family units, located 10 minutes walking from the ferry port that takes you to Janitzio island (10 minutes from Patzcuaro by colectivo or taxi). We had a double room with a private bathroom. There was hot water. Breakfast is not offered or included, but there is a wonderful organic restaurant “Tiendita Verde” just 2 minutes from the property, they offered amazing breakfasts! The place is run by a local family who are very, very kind. The hostess, Tania, is always ready to help and assist with any request (she does not speak English, but we got around very well with the automated translation app and Chat GPT). For example, we arrived for the Day of the Dead without having booked any tour for November 1st. She helped us organize one on the spot and introduced us to Gloria, a guide who, for 800 pesos per person, arranged an evening visit. From 6 p.m. until midnight, we had a private tour of the most interesting places where the Day of the Dead is celebrated, including 2 truly amazing cemeteries. The most important and precious thing, of course, is Tania’s warm and heartfelt attitude. We felt completely at home and always truly welcome, with the sense that we were genuinely cared for. So if you stay at this guesthouse, we highly recommend it. We also have to note a fair price during the Dia de Muertos festival which is very hard to find around such touristy place as Patzcuaro. Last but not least - don’t bother too much to go to Janitzio, it’s a tourist trap! There is so much more to do around! Just ask Tania.

There is only a curtain separating the bathroom from the bedroom - it did not bother us, just be informed in case it matters.