Local Attractions
Santo Dumingo Church, museum, convent and market. local Market, CATEDRAL, ANDADOR, Indian towns and expeditions.
Property Description
Na Bolom is a non profit institution dedicated to the protection of both the nature and the culture of the highlands and jungle of Chiapas. it was founded by the must famous expeditioner of mesoamerica, Fran's Blom (Danish) and the renown fotographer and swiss environmentalist Gertrude Duby. At her dead, their house, which was used as a research center committed to the work on the area together with the must important universities of the United States, was left to a board of trustees whom have preserved to sustain the programs the Bloms created. The hotel has three rooms to receive the lacandons when in SanCristobal.
The hotel is a part of a museum, every room is decorated according to the Indian towns surrounding the highlands of Chiapas. It has being build 100 years ago and it's being operating as a hotel since 1951, receiving the must incredible researchers and artists of both Mexico and North America. Na Bolom as a museum is a must in the visit of the area. It is three blocks from the Santo Santo Domingo temple and 5 blocks from the main ANDADOR.
The hotel is surrounded by a garden with trees. 5 rooms are at the garden. The others are among the different patios the ex convent has.
The rooms have either one bed queen size (5 rooms) one king size bed (6 rooms)or two queen beds (5)
With except of two rooms, all have a fireplace, wood is provided for it. All rooms have acces to wi fire, books and a table to write. Rooms have neither television nor telephone. Cultural expeditions to the jungle, the city or Indian towns ar provided by antropologist, historian or expeditioner.
The library is the meeting room, provided with all equipment for a meeting. It has the biggest collection of books regarding mesoamerica. All the rooms have photos of the towns and jungle taken by Gertrude.
Green Sustainability
We produce trees and plant 200 thousand trees a year. we work together with th lacandons to protect the jungle.
Details / Other Expenses
Check In: |
13:00 |
Check Out: |
15:00 |
Year of Last Renovation: |
2010 |
Floors: |
2 |
Rooms: |
16 |
Corridors: |
Both Interior and Exterior Hallways |
Non Smoking Rooms: |
16 |
Handicap Rooms: |
0 |
Suites: |
4 |
Room Windows: |
Windows Do Open |
Cleaning Frequency: |
Daily |
Meeting Rooms: |
3 View Spaces |
Meeting Space: |
1498 sq. feet |
Banquet Space: |
Holds 65 people |
Dist. to Food/Bars: |
0.5 Mi
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Dist. to 24hr Restaurant: |
On-site
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Lounge/Bar Hours: |
13:00 - 22:00 |
Policies / Expenses
Cancellation: One night per room reservation |
Nightly Parking: |
0 |
Typical Group Deposit: |
50% |
Total Taxes: |
18.00% |
Total Misc Fees: |
$0.00 USD (mandatory resort fees/taxes) |
State Tax: |
2.00%
|
VAT: Value Added Tax: |
16.00 VAT % Inclusive
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Resort/Hotel Fee: |
90.00 Per Night
|
Parking Fee: |
0.00 Per Night
|
Cleaning Fee: |
0.00 Per Night
|
Porterage Fee: |
0.00 Per Item
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Additional Person Fee: |
15.00 Per Person
|
Rooms Wireless Internet Fee: |
0.00 Per Day
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Meeting Wireless Internet Fee: |
0.00 Per Day
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Meeting Power Surcharge Fee: |
0.00 Per Night
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Banquet Labor Fees: |
0.00 Per Hour
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Avg. Continental Breakfast Cost: |
8.00 Per Person
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Avg. Plated Breakfast Cost: |
12.00 Per Person
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Avg. Buffet Breakfast Cost: |
10.00 Per Person
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Avg. Plated Lunch Cost: |
14.00 Per Person
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Avg. Boxed Lunch Cost: |
12.00 Per Person
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Avg. Plated Dinner Cost: |
16.00 Per Person
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Banquet Gallon of Coffee: |
20.00 Per Person
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Banquet Bottled Water: |
1.00 Per Person
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Banquet Reception w Hors d'oeuvres: |
6.00 Per Person/Per Hour
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Amenities / Features
Airport & Shuttle Information
The airport is at 1 hour distance and regular taxis would charge 30 - 50 dollars from - to it.
Local Shuttle Info: San Cristobal doesn't have local shuttles. Everybody walks either takes a cab at 2 dollars the treap.
Breakfast Information
Our breakfast is delicious, bet in town with bread and home made marmalade. Not over 10 dollars pp
Pet Friendly?
Sorry, pets are not allowed.
Suggested AI Generated Itinerary
Day 1
- Breakfast:
El Alquimista - Cozy cafe offering local Chiapas coffee and traditional Mexican breakfasts - 0.5 km
- Lunch:
TierrAdentro - Lively spot with Zapatista decor serving Mexican cuisine, supports indigenous rights - 0.7 km
- Dinner:
Restaurante LUM - Inside Tierra y Cielo Boutique Hotel, offers gourmet Mexican cuisine with a modern twist - 1 km
- Activity:
Orquídeas Moxviquil OM - A botanical garden specializing in orchids and preserving the region's natural flora - 5 km