Casa Na Bolom

5 Charlotte Jowitt - 5 days ago

Delicious food and great service. We came here for breakfast three times in our four day stay in San Cristóbal. The restaurant can be hard to find; just sit down at a table and wait for a waiter to appear!

5 Natalie Vaughan - a month ago

An interesting and inspiring museum with a video to watch, historical artefacts and more modern day information about the couple who lived in the house! Really enjoyed it - it was my favourite museum in San Cristóbal.

5 Phil Bellchamber - 5 months ago

Magical!

The perfect place to explore San Cristobal. The staff and customer service was excellent. Our room was very comfortable. We became attached to the Tzotzil Indigenous women that sit in the court yard making crafts. Our daily conversations were wonderful and educational. Because of Hotel Na Bolom our memories of San Cristobal will be forever.

5 Arturo - 4 months ago

One of my favorite spots of San Cris, lots of interesting history and they help local communities from La Candona jungle.

5 Carlos Ramirez - a year ago

Love this space. Everything from the restaurant to the house, museum and the gardens this is beautiful and informative. The staff are friendly and helpful. We got to meet an artist from Mass. who was working on an art project for the garden area. The history and efforts put forward by the founders is truly amazing. Grateful for their investment and sacrifice for the indigenous people. Definitely a great, peaceful spot to visit while in Sancris. Enjoy!

5 Victoria Foster - a year ago

Stayed at the hotel here and loved being wrapped in the history of this place. Lovely, authentic room with fireplace and fresh wood every evening. The museum and gardens were a huge plus, learned so much and wow, what a life! The rooms are in a more private area so never felt like you were in the middle of a tourist attraction.

5 Barbara Miller - 8 months ago

The Na Bolom is a San Cristóbal de las Casas institution well worth a visit for the museum and the garden. It helps to read a bit about the accomplishments and lives of Trude Duby Blom and her husband Frans Blom before visiting, to appreciate what you are seeing.
We alway reserve in advance one of the historic rooms with a fireplace whenever we are in San Cristóbal. It's a magical and tranquil place, out of the occasionally chaotic city center. The Crafts Market, Santo Domingo Church, and Textile Museum are an easy walk away up quiet residential streets. The colorful city market and local van transportation to nearby towns like Zinacantán and Tenejapa are just up the street from Santo Domingo Church. The main walking street of Real de Guadalupe is walkable as well. We usually take a taxi back to the Na Bolom after a busy day out.
The long-term staff are friendly and wonderful.