This is a review of the restaurant Andanza. Wow. This was one of the best meals we've had. Not just in San Miguel but anywhere. The food was so fresh and lovingly prepared. The atmosphere was beautiful and the staff were kind and attentive. The pasta with pistachio cream and Meyer lemon was sublime as was the guacamole salad. We had a bottle of local wine and topped off the meal with lemon sorbet. We hate going to the same place twice while on vacation in fear of missing something else, but we MUST go back. A+ read more

All the wait staff Amazing Polite and attentive to detail Great menu choices fresh baked bread delicious Jam and or Jellies. Guava my fav Thank you to Jesse our nice waiter Saludos de Simi Valley CA read more

Perfect location to be able to walk anywhere in this town. A very charming hotel, with unique rooms. The best part is how amazing the staff is. They have been so accommodating and sincerely care that we have a good experience here. read more

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Wonderful hotel. We love nice hotels, and this is among the best that we have found anywhere. The service was exceptional. Food is absolutely outstanding. The cost is quite high, but we felt that it was worth it. read more

My wife and I were trying to find the perfect honeymoon location and debated between Casa de Sierra Nevada and the Rosewood in San Miguel de Allende. After talking to our travel agent and others, we went with the former, and we're so glad we went with Belmond's Casa de Sierra Nevada. Don't get me wrong--we went to the Rosewood, and its lovely property, but the quality of service, the unique originality of each and every room on the property, the tranquil setting, the history of the property...it was all so amazing. The staff is especially so unbelievably kind, thoughtful, and always helpful. I'm an especially light sleeper, and maybe due to the older construction, I found that I didn't hear any of the nightlife noises or fireworks that San Miguel de Allende is known for. The food at the restaurants is also quite amazing, and my wife and I loved the spa. Can't say enough good things about this property. Eric, Enrique, and their team made the honeymoon for my wife and me so perfect, and we'll forever be grateful to them, and we so can't wait to return. read more

Loved the staff and the location. Very clean and VERY charming. Highly highly recommend not taking room on the street until the sound is addressed. It is very dark as well. However the rooms off the street are lovely and light. My biggest disappointment was the bed as the mattresses are wrapped in plastic and fitted sheets on top. No mattress pads. Very hot noisy and uncomfortable when you move through the night. I have mentioned this and would hope they address the issue because for me it's a deal breaker. Otherwise, loved everything else about it. read more

This hotel / resort is magic. Casa de Sierra Nevada exceeded our high expectations, in every which way. From the gorgeous grounds that are reminiscent of Northern Italy or Marrakech, to the incredible food that delighted with each bite, to the truly outstanding service. We loved this unique, historical, resort and thought it was incredibly good value for the money. We stayed for 5 nights over the Senior de la Conquista celebration in early March. This time of year brought us warm, dry days, and chilly, breezy nights. Fortunately, our Junior Suite a few doors down in the Caballo house had a lovely fireplace that kept us warm at night, and was a quick walk to the GORGEOUS garden pool across the street. While our suite was facing the street, between the crackling fire and the quiet hum of the AC, we were able to drown out most of the noise. The bells from the Cathedral could bother a light sleeper, but I found them soothing. The fireplace was a nice touch (and Juan Jose, the maintenance employee who lit it each night was a wealth of knowledge of the area!) and the pullaway couch on the second floor would be perfect if we had someone else staying with us. Instead, we used the couch upstairs mostly for our daily coffee. We spent most days in a similar pattern: - Call complimentary coffee service to our room (excellent coffee, espresso, or cafe de olla) - Get ready for the day - using the luxurious bath products the housekeeping staff refreshed each day - Have a gourmet 3 course breakfast at the Andanza or Parque (andanza was open the whole time we were there, parque only for 2 days). Their juice blends were out of this world - as were their huevos rancheros with a side of shrimp! - Explore the town, which was literally mere steps away from our suite, for a few hours - Hit the pool by 2 or 3 each day, enjoy a Paloma or a Chelada and the quiet fluttering of the bougainvillea and butterflies throughout the impeccable garden - Go back to our room, freshen up for rooftop cocktails and a gourmet dinner - all of which Isaac, their impossibly well connected concierge, got us lined up for - Come back around 10, grab a glass of wine from the Blue Bar or a bottle from the nearby ICAVI secret wine room, call Juan Jose to start the fire, hear about the town and surrounding regions as he lights fire - Pass out to the blissful sounds of quiet that overcomes the streets at night We stopped by a couple of the other luxury resorts, and while they were fine - we much preferred the vibe of the Belmond read more

San Miguel is a magical city and Casa de Sierra Nevada is a magical hotel. True it is a couple of blocks from the center city and city square......but frankly I think that makes the hotel into the most wonderful quiet oasis. If you like boutique hotels, Casa Sierra de Nevada is the best hotel in San Miguel de Allende. I would call it a medium size boutique property...less than 40 rooms -- All different, all charming and all inside three different one of a kind Spanish Colonial buildings, with landscaping and artwork which makes you feel like you have escaped back in time to a luxury world with never ending 6 star service The food and beverage service is wonderful and the concierge and management staff are as knowledgeable, kind and accommodating as they can be... not just most of the time... BUT ALL THE TIME. If you are looking for a unique get a way from it all, you can't do better than Casa de Sierra Nevada. We were there twice in the Spring and Winter of 2022 and can't wait to go back again this year. Dollar for dollar this is the best luxury hotel we have ever stayed at in Mexico and San Miguel is, in our opinion, the best city in Mexico. read more

My Fiancé and I are having our wedding at Belmond's Casa de Sierra Nevada. This 5 star hotel has given us 5 star service and assistance along the way with the planning. Andrea and Gabriela have been so helpful - they are always prompt with their responses to our questions, they do their best to accommodate our needs, and they are professional and kind. We had our tasting a few months back are were very happy with the offerings. We had a tour of Casa Del Parque to see all of the updated rooms. They were beautiful! We can't wait to have our special day at Belmond Casa de Sierra Nevada:) read more

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Wonderful hotel. Near everything and the square. Heated pool, great and attentive staff, blue bar is very good at hotel. Food at main hotel was marginal and overall selections limited. Order the carne asada tacos not on the menu - they are very good. Fireplace on patio never got repaired and food marginal otherwise five stars. Good nearby places are cv for night club dancing, mama Mia for karaoke, Hanks for drinks, Bruno was solid Italian, La Chula has great rooftop bar with dj and overlooks the massive center cathedral. Skip the hamburgers everywhere - they put so much filler in them the consistency is like mashed potatoes. San Miguel is one of the best cities we have visited. read more

Definitely Not a 5-Star Experience I write very few negative reviews, but our week at the Casa de Sierra Nevada was so disappointing that I feel forced. The hotel was recently ranked and one of the two best hotels in San Miguel Allende and we chose it because of its central location. However, it turns out that they have 7 buildings and that our room was in the one 1/3 of a mile away. The streets in San Miguel are very hilly, and the one between our building and the center of town was steep, with very narrow treacherous sidewalks (my wife stumbled and scraped her hand on one of our treks). Our room and the grounds were lovely, but the location was definitely not what we had expected. To be fair, the hotel offers a free shuttle service on demand, but wait times varied and this was also far from convenient. The hotel has a very nice heated pool that we never got to use because of our location. Both our location and the main location had their own restaurants, however, to our great surprise neither public space is heated. This is important because the temperatures in the morning in San Miguel were in the upper 40's. Consequently, we wound up having to eat breakfast wearing multiple layers. Incidentally, the staff were provided with very nice woolen coats. In both the emails I received before our arrival and in our welcome orientation the concierge offered to arrange a cooking class and both times, we expressed an interest. When we stopped at the concierge's office on Friday to inquired about the class, we were told that the chef was out of town and no classes were available. We asked if there were other cooking classes in town and were told that we would pay $2,000 at another hotel. Once we got back to our room it took me less than ten minutes to find Chef Gaby Green www.chefgabygreen.com. Chef Gaby, who has run restaurants in San Miguel for over 25 years, runs a top-rated cooking school for small groups. We were able to sign up for a 5-hour shopping and cooking experience on Monday. The cost was $133 per person. Finally, on our last day we had arranged for our driver to pick us up at our location at 9 am for the trip to the airport. When we arrived for breakfast at 8 am no one was there. We discovered that they had closed the restaurant for renovations for two days without bothering to tell us. We then had to rush to get the shuttle up to the main location, rush through our breakfast, and rush to get back, worried all the time that we would make it on time. As a final insult, we I got the bill for our stay I discovered that I had been charged for our breakfast despite the fact that it was paid for in advance. Again, to be fair, this error was immediately corrected when I pointed it out, but it should never have happened. The Casa de Sierra Nevada is a beautiful property and the staff will definitely go out of their way to make your stay as pleasant as possible. However, San Miguel has other perfectly nice lodging alternatives that cost less than 1/3 of the prices charged by this hotel. We definitely did not get our money's worth. read more

First, the place is amazing. Part of the Belmond group, which is another select group of high-end boutique hotels that meet a certain standard, criteria. Second, and this is important - once you make your reservation, call the hotel and ask what room # they are giving you. If it is in the Casa del Parque (rooms 201-206), ask to be switched to a different Casa at the same rate. I am sure that Casa del Parque is just as lovely, but the entire property spans 3 locations: the 2 main ones are right next to each other and in a prime spot. But Casa del Parque is a healthy 2 blocks away (down cobblestone streets) and is pretty far from everything. We were assigned a room there and they offered us a special promotion/upgrade to switch (it wasn't a ton more $, so we took it), but you can avoid this if you call ahead and make sure you are in one of the 2 main buildings. Third, the location of the 2 main buildings is prime. You will be pleased with how central you are to everything. And each room is so beautiful and historic. Fourth, the service is impeccable. They will cater to your every whim. They brought us coffee every AM when we called, came and turned on the fireplace, and were friendly at every turn, even when I tried my broken Spanish. The place is one of the more pricey options in SMA, but I would def stay here again. read more

Phenomenal staff and accommodations. Terrific location. Very good restaurant. Can't wait to come back. read more

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What a beautiful historic hotel with the most lovely staff. Our trip couldn't have been any better. I would recommend this place forever. It's very close to the center of the town and walking distance from everything you would ever want to do there. I would recommend getting a room within the hotel as opposed to a room just off the street. It was a bit nosey but we sere able to move to another room right away. We love SMA and we love Casa de Sierra Nevada. BTW: The food at the hotel ROCKED!! : ) read more

We enjoyed our time at Casa Sierra Nevada. Our room was wonderful, the pool was incredible and best of all, Gustavo made our trip. He's bring out coffee every morning. He was so kind and thoughtful, full of love. read more

So in love with this hotel! Such a nice, intimate hotel. I know its a chain but it feels like a boutique hotel. The staff is so friendly and attentive and the hotel/rooms are gorgeous. Not sure what more to say...if you are looking for a nice-er hotel in SMA, so close to everything, and want to feel happy and special, check it out. read more