Gastfamilien in Queretaro, Mexiko

We stayed for a week and really enjoyed our stay. The room they had originally assigned to us was not to our liking. While private and away from the main area, it was tucked away on the third floor in a corner and was dark and stuffy, the window did not open all the way, and the only view was a wall. We were promptly given a much nicer room. It was beautiful with a high ceiling and window that opened up to a small balcony and the cobblestone street below. The room was spotless, the bed linens were fresh, and Carmen did an excellent job of keeping the room clean and tidy and making sure we had fresh towels every day. The shower was perfect with just the right amount of pressure and hot water. If you like to keep the windows open to let the fresh air in, it can get noisy at night. There was the occasional street vendor pulling his cart on the cobblestones, the noise of the traffic and the band playing at La Grupa upstairs, but once you closed the double-door windows, you couldn't hear the noise. During the day, the workers were refurbishing the ceiling and were right outside our room. They were not intrusive at all and were of no bother to us, but the manager, because of the inconvenience, kindly treated us to a complimentary dinner at La Grupa which we thoroughly enjoyed including the lovely vista from the rooftop restaurant. Thank you, Juan Jose! The hotel is full of history and charm. One can imagine the flurry of activity when Don Ignacio Perez hurriedly mounted his horse from this very place to deliver urgent news about the conspiracy 200 years ago. It is within walking distance to the beautiful squares, churches, and restaurants. I cannot say enough about the staff. They were warm, friendly, professional, and eager to help. Truly a gem in the heart of Centro.

We stayed for a week and really enjoyed our stay. The room they had originally assigned to us was not to our liking. While private and away from the main area, it was tucked away on the third floor in a corner and was dark and stuffy, the window did not open all the way, and the only view was a wall. We were promptly given a much nicer room. It was beautiful with a high ceiling and window that opened up to a small balcony and the cobblestone street below. The room was spotless, the bed linens were fresh, and Carmen did an excellent job of keeping the room clean and tidy and making sure we had fresh towels every day. The shower was perfect with just the right amount of pressure and hot water. If you like to keep the windows open to let the fresh air in, it can get noisy at night. There was the occasional street vendor pulling his cart on the cobblestones, the noise of the traffic and the band playing at La Grupa upstairs, but once you closed the double-door windows, you couldn't hear the noise. During the day, the workers were refurbishing the ceiling and were right outside our room. They were not intrusive at all and were of no bother to us, but the manager, because of the inconvenience, kindly treated us to a complimentary dinner at La Grupa which we thoroughly enjoyed including the lovely vista from the rooftop restaurant. Thank you, Juan Jose! The hotel is full of history and charm. One can imagine the flurry of activity when Don Ignacio Perez hurriedly mounted his horse from this very place to deliver urgent news about the conspiracy 200 years ago. It is within walking distance to the beautiful squares, churches, and restaurants. I cannot say enough about the staff. They were warm, friendly, professional, and eager to help. Truly a gem in the heart of Centro.