I come here at least once a year. This is by far my favorite place where our family can enjoy some…read moredelicious food and hospitality. I can't say enough about this place.

Absolutely beautifully kept place. The garden in the courtyard is immaculate every single day, and…read moreit truly feels like a hidden oasis. The restaurant Margui is excellent, one of the best fine dining meals at a very reasonable price. Do book early, though, because our first night they were fully booked. The room is very comfortable, with a large king bed and plenty of space. The shower and bathroom are just a work of art with a custom sink and backsplash that looks like mermaid scales. The little reading nook in front of the window is very cute. Even though there are shutters to shut out the light, the street noise does permeate once in a while. Didn't bother me, but husband could hear every loud bang (from maybe cars running over a manhole?). Service is impeccable. We had an issue with a day tour booked through an online vendor, and the front desk personnel was able to help us find alternate options. Everyone was friendly and greeted us. There is always someone at the front door. We left at 6:30am one day, and it turned out that they actually kept the enormous front door closed for safety, but were able to open it for us to head out. The location is unparalleled. You are in the heart of it all, literally half a block from the Cathedral. We were able to finish dinner, pop out just a minute before the Saturday night fireworks, and still had prime viewing spot. For all the other tourist spots, they are all easily walkable as well.

My family and I were visiting Morelia and we have been wanting to stay at this hotel before so we…read morefigured why not. It's close enough to downtown yet far enough to be have a peaceful and quiet stay. It's in close proximity to the zoo and they have a wonderful restaurant on site as well (not included with the stay) but they do have delicious food. The check in process was easy and smooth, the receptionist was friendly and efficient. They offer free parking on site and valet is also very friendly. I love the details of the hotel. All of the bricks through out the property give it the authentic Mexico feel. As you walk along the property you can also notice designs within the brick walls, it's those nice touches and attention to detail that makes this hotel inviting. As soon as we entered our room the bedding and design throughout the room along with the beautiful brick fireplace make it feel like home. The room was very clean and the placement of the table was right next to window, perfect placement to sit and enjoy your coffee. The size of the room was perfect for my family. The walk in shower is a good size and the bedding is comfortable for a good night sleep. I'm looking forward to staying here again on another visit.

I just did a morning at the restaurant and toured the grounds. From the start, greeted and welcomed…read morewarmly from the valet. (Valet is your only option unless you park off the property and down the road.) The grounds... Just amazing. Well, kept, groomed, tranquil, quiet and beautiful. Just look at the pictures as my writing skills are not as amazing as the photos. Immediately greeted by a maître d' and seated promptly. The restaurant was simply decorated finely, the tables set beautifully, music playing at the right level and a quiet place in general. The wait staff was attentive, unintrusive and always available. Our head waiter, Julio was just perfect. The meal was tasty, coffee delicious, the juices fresh made in house. Everyone in my group raved about their meal and I sampled each of them and raved just the same. The coffee was rich and dark served with natural sugar, substitutes and milk. Prices were good, especially for this type of restaurant. The bill for 5 of us, all with drinks and some with appetizers was just about $700 (pesos) with worked out to about $10 (American) per person. With tips, we were about $15 a person. No where in the states could you get that kind of service for 3 times that money. The view here, since it is on top of a plateau looking over Morelia, was just breath taking. (Again, see the photos.) Out door seating with that view was available as well as the indoor seating. There was a grand piano inside the restaurant, so I'm guessing at times they have live music. Also, they have a buffet on Sunday morning that I hope I can experience next visit. Also, as beautiful as the hotel was, I plan on not just eating here, but staying here for my next visit. I will update my review on the hotel when I do, but I'm positive that it will be more of the same 5 star rave. I felt like a million dollars here. I felt pampered and left feeling refreshed, full, satisfied and amazed.

Lovely Hotel! If you are looking to stay here for one night or two weeks, the staff was amazing…read more They meet my sister and I needs everyday. Appreciate Kat on her great customer service and the support given on our stay. If in Morelia again, I am sure this Hotel will be my first choice. I cannot reiterate the wonderful the staff was!! Thank you! Thank You! Thank you!!! Thank you for making our stay the best in Morelia.

This review is for the restaurant only (NOT the hotel)…read more.. I was in Morelia with my mom and a friend one Saturday in August of this year and found out that they do a fireworks show at Catedral (the main church in Morelia) on Saturdays, and we decided to have dinner at the Portales right across from it when we stumbled upon Cantera Diez. I know street food in Michoacán is amazing, but I still don't expect much from restaurants, but as far as restaurants go Cantera exceeded my expectations. The food is great, the drinks are delicious and fresh, the service is courteous, and the view of the cathedral is good. I made a quick stop in Morelia today before heading to the airport and decided I needed to go back to this place, and I'm still happy I did.

This is the most exquisite hotel with a most profound view of the town below with its cathedrals in…read morethe distance. The lovely mountains/ hills across and behind the town are quite lovely! The restaurant is wonderful!

Boutique hotel, aprox 10-120 mins from Centro, depending on…read moretraffic. Excellent customer service ! Truly a magnificent stay!

Muchas gracias por su atención! Nuestra estadía fue…read moremaravillosa, las habitaciones super lindas y las camas buenas y las almohadas super (I am a multiple pillow person) location location location esta a unas cuantas cuadras al centro asi que esta super dejas el auto en el parking y listo, a caminar y disfrutar de lindo Morelia, los bars, restaurantes, el mercado y todo esta a solo pocas millas, asi que alista tus zapatitos Muchas gracias bello lugar Se los recomiendo al 101%

Hmmm- kinda overrated. Stayed there for two nights. The locals consider it high end because it's…read morecolonial and on the pricier side. Not all rooms have air conditioning so make sure to request a room with it. Ours didn't come with it, but they put some fans in our rooms so it was okay. They have WiFi too, but it was so lame in our rooms. Our stay included breakfast- it was just okay. During our first morning, the food and coffee was cold. When I told one of the waiters, he got upset. They're also limited on options- like no spinach for my omelet or cheese (wtf). Sigh. The breakfast the second morning was better (guess they got the message from the day before). It's right in the center of Morelia, so that was great:

My wife and I stayed a night here after failing to find an AirBnb. For $74 USD (booking fees…read moreincluded), I'd say this place was a steal compared to other hotel and AirBnBs in the area. The Hotel is built in an 18th-century building overlooking the historic center of Morelia. The building itself it absolutely gorgeous; feels like you're walking around an old castle. The old paintings and suits of armor really help the atmosphere. The centerpiece is the mind-blowingly large stained-glass ceiling over the main lobby. The basic room we got was pretty small, but totally functional. Bed was a queen-size, the bathroom and shower were spacious enough (oddly, the bathroom had a window that opened up to the main hallway). Our stay included a continental breakfast, between the decor of the dining room and the excellent staff seemed a better deal than most hotels. Long story short, if you're in Morelia and you can stay here it's worth it. Stop by even if you don't to check out the decor.

What a beautiful and unique hotel !!! The staff are incredible, it is exceedingly beautiful, you…read moreeven feel transported to another time, but with all the modern amenities that we are all accustomed to. They follow all the security protocols for COVID-19 so I also felt very safe, for me and my family well-being. And the cherry on top is the restaurant !!! The avocado toast is the best in the world... We highly recommended it !!!

Pros: ~Gorgeous hotel, rooms, decor, history…read more ~Super clean rooms ~Located at the center of everything ~Has A/C and heater which I loved! ~ you get a free bottle of wine in your room. Cons: ~Staff is very cold, unwelcoming. ~ Hotel is NOT suitable for the handicap or elderly. No elevator or assistance. ~You must go up two set of stairs carrying your own luggage. There is no elevator and staff will not assist in carrying items to your room. - Street noice was very loud, I felt like I was sleeping on the street. Nightclub music ended at 4:00. ~ They will not take dollars, only pesos. ~ The giant cockroaches greeted me better than the staff, lol! Overall its a beautiful hotel with a very cold feel.