Mexican hotels can vary greatly in price, general quality, and features, just like many vacation locations. A good rule to follow when booking a hotel is note what exactly you want - all inclusive or standard, a place to spend time or a place to sleep, walking or taxi distance away from certain attractions. Also important to think about is where you'll be eating. A kitchenette is nice if you'd like to save some money and bring or buy meals you can make for yourself. Hotel restaurants are convenient and sometimes fancy, but often overpriced. If you are staying on a tourist strip, often you'll be away from the hotel for meals, so you don't need to pay extra for a hotel that offers restaurants and bars. Use the box above to search for hotels, than read the details closely before you choose one.