Villa Colonial Hostel
Primero de Mayo y Callejón Mono Prieto,
Centro Histórico,
(Behind the Cathedral),
Zacatecas,
98000,
Mexico
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Come stay in the best option in town, Located in the heart of the historic Centre, we are just Behind the Cathedral.
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 24 hour reception
24 hour hot showers
No curfew
Safety deposit
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Credit cards accepted
Lockers in dorms
Internet
Tours/Travel Desk
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Washing machines
Self-catering Facilities
Lounge area
Bar
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Games room
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Overall Average: 90.3%
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93%
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Staff |
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97%
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99%
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Cleanliness |
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85%
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| Facilities |
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84%
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Safety |
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86%
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90%
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89%
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I have opened here in my home town of Zacatecas, Mexico. After having travelled the world for the last four years and doing all the things there are to see and learn, I have decided that Zacatecas has a lot to offer the international traveller.
As you know Zacatecas is an old historical city.It was here in Zacatecas that the turning point of the Mexican Revolution came after its fall to the legendary Pancho Villa.
Our premises is situated in the heart of the Historic Centre Behind the Cathedral. We are five minutes by taxi from the bus station or 15 minutes on the bus
route No 8.
FACILITIES/FACILIDADES
2 Full kitchens
2 Cocinas completas
Hot Showers
Duchas con agua caliente
Lockers
Internet access
Acceso a Internet
Cable TV Room and Library
Sala de TV con Cable y Biblioteca
Public phone
Teléfono Público
Laundry
Lavanderia
WiFi Internet
Intercabio de Libros
Book exchange
We Speak English and French
Se habla Inglés y Francés
Organised Tours
Cheap International calls
FREE Tea & Coffee
ATTRACTIONS / ATRACCIONES
Zacatecas, The historic silver city and the gate to the Mexican colonial cities.
With its Historical heritage, the city of Zacatecas is seen to have "The Face of a quarry, but a heart of silver". Some of Mexico's finest buildings, including perhaps its most stunning Catedral, all built from the riches of the local silver mines, cluster along narrow, winding streets at the foot of a spectacular rock-topped hill called Cerro de la Bufa. This historic city has much to detain you, from trips into an old silver mine to some excellent museums and the ascent of la Bufa itself by cablecar. In 1993 UNESCO, acknowledging the city as a place of exceptional interest and universal value declared the city's colonial core a "World Heritage Zone".
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