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Accomodations

Hotels in Urique (Town)

  1. Hotel Villa de Urike

    • Description: Located directly in Urique, often praised for its garden, sun terrace, and swimming pool. Guests highlight its wonderful location and attentive staff.

    • Booking Link: Hotel Villa de Urike on Booking.com

  2. Habitaciones Lozano

    • Description: A highly-rated, quiet, and cozy option in Urique, known for its magnificent attention.

    • Booking Link: Habitaciones Lozano on Expedia (You may need to search for it on the page)

  3. Entre Amigos Hostel

    • Description: A laid-back bed and breakfast in Urique, often recommended for travelers looking for a relaxed atmosphere. They sometimes grow their own vegetables.

    • Booking Link: Entre Amigos on Hotels.com (You may need to search for it on the page)

  4. Hostal Villa De Urique

Hotels in Cerocahui (Near Urique)

Cerocahui is a popular town often visited as part of a Copper Canyon trip and is relatively close to Urique.

  1. Hotel Paraiso del Oso

  2. Hotel Misión Cerocahui a Balderrama Hotel Collection

    • Description: A 5-star hotel offering an outdoor swimming pool, garden, restaurant, and bar. Provides free shuttle service and a tour desk.

    • Booking Link: Hotel Misión Cerocahui on Booking.com

Hotels in Divisadero / Areponapuchi (Copper Canyon Viewpoints)

These hotels are famous for their stunning views of the Copper Canyon and are often part of the Chepe train route. While not directly in Urique town, they are in the broader Copper Canyon area and offer excellent lodging for exploring the region.

  1. Hotel Divisadero Barrancas

  2. Hotel El Mirador by Balderrama Hotel Collection

    • Description: Offers rooms with city or mountain views, and is a popular choice near Copper Canyon Adventure Park.

    • Booking Link: Hotel El Mirador on Expedia

  3. Hotel Barrancas del Cobre by Balderrama Hotel Collection

  4. Hotel Mansión Tarahumara

  5. Cabañas Las Gemelas Barrancas del Cobre

    • Description: Comfortable cabins with good reviews for cleanliness and friendly staff. Offers shuttle service from the train station.

    • Booking Link: Cabañas Las Gemelas on Booking.com

  6. Cabañas Los Portales Barrancas del Cobre

    • Description: Located in Areponapuchi, offers family rooms with private bathrooms. Praised for excellent hosts and a cozy family atmosphere.

    • Booking Link: Cabañas Los Portales on Booking.com

  7. Cabañas De Lolita En Barrancas del Cobre

    • Description: Offers a garden and shared lounge, with a restaurant serving Mexican food. Guests highlight the very kind owners and delicious homemade food.

    • Booking Link: Cabañas De Lolita on Booking.com

Important Considerations:

  • Booking Platforms: Many of these hotels can be found and booked through major platforms like Booking.com, Expedia, Hotels.com, and Agoda. I've provided direct links where possible, but you might need to search for the hotel name on the platform if the direct link leads to a general search page.

  • Availability and Prices: Prices and availability vary greatly depending on the season, how far in advance you book, and specific dates. Always check the booking sites for the most current information.

  • Location: Pay close attention to the exact location (Urique town, Cerocahui, Divisadero/Areponapuchi) relative to your planned activities, especially if you're relying on the Chepe train.

Getting to Urique: Travel Options

Urique is a remote and unique destination at the bottom of a deep canyon. The journey is part of the adventure! The road down to Urique is often unpaved, winding, and can be challenging. Expect limited internet access and potential power outages. It's highly recommended to arrange transport with your chosen accommodation from Bahuichivo (the nearest Chepe train station) or Creel.

From El Paso, Texas / Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua:

  • Bus to Chihuahua City: Take a bus from El Paso (via Ciudad Juárez) or directly from Ciudad Juárez to Chihuahua City.

  • From Chihuahua City (see below): Once in Chihuahua City, follow the options for travel from there.

  • Driving: A very long drive (approx. 10-11 hours from Ciudad Juárez, longer from El Paso). Requires navigating border crossings and extensive driving through Mexico, including challenging unpaved roads in the canyon. A high-clearance vehicle (pickup or SUV), ideally with manual transmission, is recommended for the last part. Avoid driving at night.

From Phoenix, Arizona:

  • Fly to Los Mochis (LMM) or Chihuahua (CUU): This is generally the most time-efficient option.

    • If flying to Los Mochis: From Los Mochis (or nearby El Fuerte), take the famous Chepe train to Bahuichivo. From Bahuichivo, arrange local transport (hotel shuttle, local bus, or private car) to Urique.

    • If flying to Chihuahua: From Chihuahua City, follow the options below for travel from there.

  • Bus (Long Journey): A very long bus journey from Phoenix to Los Mochis or Chihuahua, then connecting to Urique.

From California (e.g., Los Angeles):

  • Fly to Chihuahua (CUU) or Los Mochis (LMM): This is the most practical way to start your journey.

    • Flights to Chihuahua (CUU): Airlines like Volaris, Viva Aerobus, American Airlines, and Aeromexico offer flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Chihuahua (CUU), often with layovers. From Chihuahua, proceed as described below.

    • Flights to Los Mochis (LMM): You can also fly from California to Los Mochis. From Los Mochis (or nearby El Fuerte), take the Chepe train to Bahuichivo, and then arrange local transport to Urique.

  • Driving: Driving from California is a very long journey (approx. 25 hours or more, depending on your starting point in California). It involves extensive driving through Arizona and crossing the border into Mexico, followed by the challenging roads of Chihuahua. A high-clearance vehicle is highly recommended.

From Austin, Texas:

  • Fly to Chihuahua (CUU) or Ciudad Juárez (CJS): This is the most efficient starting point.

    • Flights to Chihuahua (CUU): Airlines like Volaris, Viva Aerobus, American Airlines, and Aeromexico offer flights from Austin (AUS) to Chihuahua (CUU), typically with one or more stops. From Chihuahua, proceed as described below.

    • Flights to Ciudad Juárez (CJS): You can also fly from Austin (AUS) to Ciudad Juárez (CJS). From Ciudad Juárez, take a bus to Chihuahua City and then continue as described below.

  • Driving: Driving from Austin is a very long journey (approx. 17-18 hours). It involves crossing the border into Mexico and then driving through Chihuahua, including the challenging unpaved roads to Urique. A high-clearance vehicle is recommended.

From Chihuahua City, Chihuahua:

  • Chepe Train to Bahuichivo: Take the scenic Chepe train from Chihuahua City to Bahuichivo (the closest station to Urique). The train journey is long (approx. 9+ hours) but offers spectacular views.

  • Local Transport from Bahuichivo: From Bahuichivo, you will need to arrange local transport to Urique. Many hotels offer shuttle services (confirm this when booking). Alternatively, there are local buses (can take around 4 hours) or private cars (around 3 hours).

  • Bus to Canyon Rim (Divisadero/Creel): Take a bus from Chihuahua to Divisadero or Creel. From these points, you would then need to arrange further transport to Urique.

  • Driving: Drive from Chihuahua City to Urique (approx. 6.5-7 hours). The last part of the road is unpaved and challenging. A high-clearance vehicle is recommended.

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