Stayed at Senor Manana in June '06. We are very experienced world travelers, including lots of travel throughout Mexico, so we found the place to be acceptable, but very, very basic. Cement floors, paper thin sheets, but clean & the ceiling fans that actually work & nice management. For $40 no complaints. If you need more than this, then The... more

My husband and I made a reservation for 2 days in The Senor Manana, the one that is on Alvaro Obregon #1 . We arrived around 8pm, received the keys and went to our room. Everything was ok (the room wasn’t great but was good enough) until we went for a walk and when we came back 2 giant cockroaches... more

It is a little confusing because there are 2 Senor Mananas right next to each other. The one I stayed at was closest to the plaza with a pool, palapa patios and a community kitchen. It was a lovely little oasis, right in town but shaded and quiet. Very accomodating staff. And a great bargain. I would stay there again... more

This is a great little find - I can't wait to get back!The couple that runs this are wonderful and can really help you find your way around town. The rooms are quaint and every one has a beautiful view. It's a bit like Robinson Caruso's tree house, with catwalks connecting all the out-buildings. It's down-to-earth, comfortable and feels like... more

This was a great place to stay . The hotel is right on the edge of Estuary San Jose and the birds life is wonderful. Nice people, clean rooms, very reasonable and just off the main square, as well. more