72 rooms
Double room
Two beds for up to four guests, air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Seventy-two of the hotel’s seventy-six rooms are doubles.
- Up to 4 guests
- Two beds
- Air conditioning
- Wi-Fi
- Ocean or inside view
Ocean views · Tecolutla, Veracruz
Hotel Tecolutla
Views of the Gulf of Mexico and beach access, in the heart of town.
20° 28′ 38″ N · 97° 00′ 20″ W
Tecolutla · Veracruz
Check-infri 30 oct
Check-outsun 1 nov
Guests
2
2 nights
The hotel’s logbook
Three floors with Gulf views, in the heart of town
Hotel Tecolutla stands on the corner of Ignacio Aldama and Matamoros, in downtown Tecolutla, with ocean views and beach access. It has gardens with palapas and a large pool with a splash pool.
It has a restaurant and an event hall, parking, Wi-Fi and air-conditioned rooms; we take cards and issue invoices.
Rooms
Two cabins to choose from
Seventy-two double rooms and four king rooms. Half of the hotel looks out to sea; the other half faces the inside.
4 rooms
King room
One king-size bed for two guests, air conditioning and Wi-Fi. There are only four in the whole hotel.
- Up to 2 guests
- One king-size bed
- Air conditioning
- Wi-Fi
- Ocean or inside view
On board
What awaits you on board
Pool and splash poolWith ocean views, sun loungers and a bridge over the water.
RestaurantA high-ceilinged hall with balconies and a ship’s wheel on the wall.Beach access
The hotel has beach access.
Event hall
To celebrate by the sea.
GardensLawn, palm trees and palapas with ocean views.Also
- Ocean view
- Parking
- Air conditioning
- Wi-Fi
- Invoicing
- Card payments
Gallery
The hotel, from bow to stern
Tecolutla all year round
When to set sail
Beach, river, mangroves and the town's festivals, starting with the next one. Dates and photos from the Tecolutla guide.
From May to November
Sea Turtle Release
At first light, local children and schools walk Kemp's ridley hatchlings down to the sea. A tradition since 1974, for a species that once came close to disappearing.
See it in the guide · Sea Turtle Release
From October 29 to November 2
Long live the dead
Kids compete as catrinas and catrines, costumed runners race from the cemetery to the central park, and the Faroleada is a lantern-lit night walk from the municipal graveyard.
See it in the guide · Long live the dead
From December 11 to 12
Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Firecrackers and bells mark the arrival of torch-carrying runners, some from the Basilica in Mexico City. On the 12th, children dressed as inditos get their blessing.
See it in the guide · Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe
December 22
Christmas Parade 2026
Floats strung with lights, dancers and musicians roll down the streets of Tecolutla. Families can find snacks, crafts and activities for everyone along the way.
See it in the guide · Christmas Parade 2026
In February
Coconut Festival 2027
Near the lighthouse, big pans cook up the world's largest cocada (coconut candy), a Guinness World Record. Crowning, measuring and a free handout; anyone can walk up to a team for a photo.
See it in the guide · Coconut Festival 2027
In March
Cumbre Tajín 2027
Inland, around the spring equinox, Papantla and the El Tajín archaeological site celebrate Totonac heritage with ceremonies, music, dance and concerts. A day trip from Tecolutla.
See it in the guide · Cumbre Tajín 2027
From March 20 to April 4
Holy Week 2027
This is when Tecolutla gets busiest: beach, boardwalk, boats out to the river and the river mouth, and palapas. High season, so it pays to book ahead.
See it in the guide · Holy Week 2027
From May 31 to June 1
Navy Day
Anyone who lives on this coast knows the sea calls the shots. The town marks it with a celebration of its identity; the municipality announces the program each May.
See it in the guide · Navy Day
From August 20 to 24
St. Bartholomew Festival
The patron saint is celebrated with floats, dance troupes, big dances and beach volleyball. There is mass, mañanitas, a procession and a boat ride on the Tecolutla River.
See it in the guide · St. Bartholomew Festival
From September 3 to 6
MotoFest 2026
Engines rumble beside the beach: MotoFest Navajos brings thousands of riders and motorcycle clubs from across Mexico, with bike shows, rides and live music. Run by Navajos Motoclub with the town council's support.
See it in the guide · MotoFest 2026
September 15
Mexico's Independence Day
Folk dances and mariachi at Miguel Hidalgo Park, fireworks over town and the Grito from the Town Hall balcony on the night of the 15th. Then the dancing carries on.
See it in the guide · Mexico's Independence Day
No info about dates
Costa Esmeralda Fest
A festival born in Tecolutla: big concerts facing the sea, beach sports, culture, regional food and crafts. The Veracruz State Government confirms the next date.
See it in the guide · Costa Esmeralda Fest
Location and contact
Course to the hotel
In downtown Tecolutla, on the corner of Ignacio Aldama and Matamoros, with ocean views and beach access.
- Address
- Ignacio Aldama esq. Matamoros, Col. Centro
Tecolutla, Veracruz