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Hotel Cosijo

Name: Hotel Cosijo
Address: Calle Libertad No. 21, San Jeronimo Tlacochahuaya, OAX, 70460, MX

★★★·8.3/ 10Recommended

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📍Calle Libertad No. 21, San Jeronimo Tlacochahuaya, OAX, 70460 ↗

Free bicycles on siteFree breakfastGardenTerraceFree WiFiDesignated smoking areaAll 17 facilities +

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Guest scores & sentiment

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Service9.5

Wi-Fi9.2

Rooms9.1

Cleanliness9.0

Facilities8.8

Location8.6

Surroundings8.6

Value8.5

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Room types · 4

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Standard Room

1 × King bed15 ㎡up to 2

1 King Bed161-sq-foot individually decorated room with a patio Internet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - GriddleSleep - Pillowtop bed, premium bedding, a down duvet, a pillow menu, and bed sheets Bathroom - Partially open bathroom, shower, and rainfall showerheadPractical - Yard, laptop workspace, and window screensComfort - Daily housekeeping and ceiling fanAccessibility - Lever door handlesNon-Smoking

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Executive Twin Room

2 × Twin bedup to 2

2 Twin BedsFeatures a private patio Internet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - GriddleSleep - Pillowtop bed, premium bedding, a down duvet, a pillow menu, and bed sheets Bathroom - Partially open bathroom, shower, and rainfall showerheadPractical - Yard, laptop workspace, and window screensComfort - Daily housekeeping and ceiling fanAccessibility - Lever door handlesNon-Smoking

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Family Suite

2 × King bedup to 4

2 King BedsPatio with courtyard views Layout - Bedroom and living roomInternet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - GriddleSleep - Pillowtop bed, premium bedding, a down duvet, a pillow menu, and bed sheets Bathroom - Partially open bathroom, shower, and rainfall showerheadPractical - Yard, laptop workspace, and window screensComfort - Daily housekeeping and ceiling fanAccessibility - Lever door handlesNon-SmokingRoom/bed type depends on availability at check-in

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Standard Triple Room

3 × Twin bedup to 3

3 Twin BedsPatio with courtyard views Internet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - GriddleSleep - Pillowtop bed, premium bedding, a down duvet, a pillow menu, and bed sheets Bathroom - Partially open bathroom, shower, and rainfall showerheadPractical - Yard, laptop workspace, and window screensComfort - Daily housekeeping and ceiling fanAccessibility - Lever door handlesNon-Smoking

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Hotel Cosijo

Guest scores & sentiment

Room types · 4

Standard Room

Executive Twin Room

Family Suite

Standard Triple Room

Facilities · 17

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