Hotel Nena is an absolute gem in the heart of Centro San Miguel de Allende!…read more This boutique, adults-only hotel has only six rooms, which makes the whole experience feel super intimate and special. The décor is stunning -- every corner is filled with beautiful pieces from local artists, and everything feels thoughtfully curated. The rooftop terrace is gorgeous, there's a lovely pool, the atmosphere is relaxing, and the complimentary breakfast is amazing. Options include pancakes, avocado toast, chilaquiles, vegetarian omelettes -- all fresh and delicious. If you want a stylish, relaxing stay right in the center of town, this place is a must. I'd absolutely stay here again!

This is a little hidden gem of culture and historical. This is one of the first hotels in the…read morecenter of Querétaro. Founded 1800s. I stayed here and enjoyed my stay. Food,service and cleanliness was great. The balcony is a must if you stay here. It's great walking distance from all foods and shops. You can find artificial goodies right infront by the street. Walking distance to almost everything. I recommend this place if you stay with 1-2 people. Only down fall is no elevator so luggage has to be carried by two flights of stairs. When I stayed it rained at night and balcony has a covered area I left my room doors to the balcony open and the fresh breeze felt amazing.

We had a great time on our first trip to Queretaro. We got a great room, walking in, at a great…read moreprice. Did not try the restaurant but all the staff was super friendly and it got around it was my wife's birthday, so several staff members gave her good wishes during our stay. A very nice young lady, who had a birthday the following day, checked us in with zero problems or surprises. Not super luxury but clean, well appointed, and nicely decorated rooms. More than worth the $$ we spent. Also, it's near the square. Only problem was bathroom door frame at about 5'10" and I'm not. So look, then walk, then it's fine! You always pay attention when you travel anyway right?