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Posada Barrancas Mirador

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Cosy, rustic accommodation with extraordinary sweeping views across the breadth of the Mexican Copper Canyon.

The rustic-style hotel is located across the tracks from its own station on the Copper Canyon Railway.

The mid-rage, medium-sized property perches on the top of a hill with unrivalled and spectacular panoramic views over the canyon from the attractive terrace.

The 70 guest rooms and suites are set within brightly painted wood and adobe buildings reflecting the traditional style of local Tarahumara indian homes. These simple rooms are cosy and pleasant, with tiled floors, wood-beam ceilings and ochre and terracotta coloured walls. Each has a balcony where you can sit and survey the canyon below.

 The vistas are truly spectacular: the hotel was nominated by Conde Nast Traveler Magazine as one of the world’s top ten for its sweeping views.

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What our clients say

  • Barracas Mirador had a good restaurant and amazing views. Rooms were comfortable.

    SW, Norwich Jun 2013
  • A spectacular location with plenty to do and one could easily spend two nights. Rooms excellent, food cold but adequate on the one occasion.

    CS, Lymington Feb 2017
  • There is a spectacular view over the canyon.

    DL Harrow Feb 2015
  • A great hotel, but the thing that singles it out are the incredible views of the barrancas from the restaurant and the room's balconies.

    PW, Norwich Jan 2016
  • Great view from balcony

    BW, Milton keynes Mar 2015
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Sally Dodge - Travel Expert

A former Journey Latin America tour leader, Sally spent 7 years working, travelling and living throughout Latin America before returning to the UK to help people arrange their own adventures to this wonderful destination.

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