Poised like an eagle’s nest at the canyon’s edge is the new Posada Barrancas Mirador, near the highest point of the canyon.

You might take a horseback or jeep excursion to aTarahumara village, wander down a path to an inhabited Tarahumaran cave dwelling located in the cliffs beneath the hotel or if you are really adventurous, hike down to the canyon floor.

Each of its 48 luxurious rooms and suites has a private terrace where you can enjoy one of the finest views of the canyon.  It is a bird watcher’s paradise.

Decorated in style reflecting the Tarahumara Indian culture, the hotel has a bar, restaurant, conference room, and gift shop.

Here you will meet some of the Tarahumara  people, who entertain guests with their traditional dances and games. 

Named in honor of an impressive 300 year old Jesuit mission in the picturesque village of Cerocahui, the Hotel Mision is located in a high fertile river valley of apple orchards and vineyards surrounded by the sierra Madre. 

This lovely hotel has 42 charming rooms 
with wood burning stoves. 

You can stroll through the lush courtyards and the adjoining vineyard, which produces table wines for the hotel.   Guided horseback trail rides are available to a spectacular waterfall or you can hop on the sightseeing bus to the majestic Urique Canyon overlook.

Then you can warm yourself before 
a huge stone fireplace in the lobby, 
enjoy a meal in the dining room 
or relax in the bar.

Founded in 1564 by Spanish conquistador Don Francisco de Ibarra, the colonial village of El Fuerte is a popular departure for Copper Canyon rail tours.  Here you will find the Hotel Posada del Hidalgo.

Posada del Hidalgo is a historic hostelry that blends the charm of a colonial period mansion with the comfort of modern conveniences.

This beautiful hotel offers 55 rooms and a dining room famous for its fine food,  including the popular local crayfish and buttered bass filets.

Posada del Hidalgo is surrounded by
beautiful tropical gardens and 
a swimming pool.