We stayed for a week in May 2006 at the Posada Carmina. It was unusually hot, and the Posada Carmina has no air conditioning. The beds have no box springs and are hard as stones. We could not sleep the entire week. It was so hot we propped our room door open in the hope of some air circulation. The... more

Great hotel for the price. We stayed in the quaint older section of this hotel and the room was lovely. The only problem is the noise from people partying on the street at all hours of the night. The service was great, everyone was very friendly. We had our car and we were allowed to park it underneath the hotel... more

We stayed in this hotel one night and moved out the next morning because of street noise and noise inside the hotel. I had specifically requested a quite room and they tried to accomodate us by giving us a room away from the church bells. However, this room was at the back of the hotel on a narrow street. The... more

We highly recommend Posada Carmina in San Miguel de Allende. Stayed 3 nights at this charming, well maintained inn. It's located right off the main plaza, yet it was very quiet. We were able to enjoy Christmas concerts at the plaza just steps from the courtyard. Our room was a large, 2-bed suite (there were 3 of us), with a... more

Couldn't find a friendlier or better located place to stay. We have stayed here multiple times and always with the same result. J.Flynn more

I just came back from San Miguel de Allende, we stayed in hotel and posada carmina....its just right by the main plaza and walking distance from everything !! so its great, you don´t need taxis and can enjoy the town by yourself till late at night because all bars and restaurants are just around the corner. Very nice and BIG... more

My husband and I traveled to Mexico in April 2005 and based on a lot of research, stayed in Queretaro, San Miguel and Guanajuato. Just loved the one-week trip, our first without children (in 8 years!) In San Miguel, we stayed at the Posada Carmina. It was very centrally located and we were able to come and go from the... more

Hated the inept management and my dark, poorly cleaned accomodations in Casa de los Flores, and rolled my suitcase downhill a few blocks after a few days to the Posada Carmina, just off the town's main square. Bingo! My room on the second floor was spare but spacious, bright, and immaculate. The view over the rooftops through my floor to... more

This is one of the best hotels at which we've stayed in Mexico. Would definitely request a room off the main terrace. We had the corner room, (106) and it was the biggest room we've ever had in all our travels. With a huge bathroom as well. They have a fabulous restaurant in their courtyard with a flamenco guitarist Tues... more