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3 Star Hotel
Best Western The Lodge At Creel
The classiest spot in town, designed to look like a hunting lodge, has well-heeled log-cabin-style rooms...
Creel hotels and hostels
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Plaza Mexicana Margarita
If you’ve outgrown the hostel scene but still want a laid-back base, head for this comfortable hotel, ru...
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1.5 Star Hotel
Casa Margarita's
Long-running Margarita’s is a bustling backpacker scene, where everyone gathers at the table to eat toge...
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Villa Mexicana Creel Mountain Lodge
Motel Cascada Inn
A well-run, main-street spot with plain, good-sized, terracotta-floored rooms, an indoor pool, restaurant, bar and plenty of parking.
Sierra Bonita
The furthest place from the center of town but one of the nicest, the Sierra Bonita offers stylish cabañas (save the pink walls) on a dramatic hilltop, a nightclub, bar and restaurant. Rooms 101 to 105 have the best views of town.
Casa De Huéspedes Pérez
This expanding, family-run guesthouse has homey one- to six-person log-walled rooms with wood-stove heating, plus newer private rooms, some with landscape murals. A new café and restaurant were being added at the time of research.
Hotel Parador De La Montaña
This alpine-influenced choice is centrally located with comfortable rooms, a decent restaurant and friendly staff (though there's no accounting for taste with those floral-print bedspreads).
Villa Mexicana
This well-equipped and popular RV-park-cum-cabin-hotel at the south end of Creel has very cozy log cabins, as well as a busy restaurant, bar, grocery store, laundry, games room, playground and outdoor barbecues. Breakfast is extra.
Hotel Y Cabañas Pueblo Viejo
Another option just outside town, this brash spot is set up like an old village backlot - you can sleep in the 'jail,' 'church' or 'pharmacy.' It wins on kitsch, but the service has been occasionally called into question.
La Posada De Creel
Creel’s oldest hotel (nearly a century), recently renovated, is run by a quirky and fun crew who weave a friendly atmosphere among travelers who stay here. Free internet and a big communal kitchen offset the basic, wood-floored rooms.
Villa St Cruz
If you don’t mind being tucked away on the east edge of town, the clean, decent, pine-furnished, orange-and-white rooms here are a good value – especially in the low seasons (September to November and January to May) when the rate sinks to just M.