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  • Hacienda de San Antonio

    • Hotel rating: HR2
    The elegantly restored, 19th-century Hacienda de San Antonio was originally built by German planter Armando Vogel and his Mexican wife, Clotilde Quevedo de Vogel. Set within a working ranch, an organic farm and a coffee plantation, the hacienda is located in the beautiful verdant scenery of the state of Colima, some 30km north of the city of Colima and 2.5 hours' drive from Guadalajara. Originally a one-storey building, the hacienda has been enlarged to two storeys. A large and winding volcanic-stone staircase separates the two floors and their 26 suites. Each suite has its own theme, with some designed around the tapestries of the region or its charreada (horsemen), while others incorporate pre-Columbian legends and Spanish discoveries. Each suite is shaped by high, vaulted ceilings, French doors and windows, fireplaces, spacious bathrooms and a terrace or balcony with views of the extensive estate or the Colima volcano.

  • Quinta Real Zacatecas

    • Hotel rating: HR3
    Situated only 5 minutes from the city centre, this all suite hotel has only 49 rooms and offers a choice of bars and restaurants. Built from the remains of an old bullring, the design of the Quinta Real Zacatecas makes use of many of the original features to provide a highly unusual setting for many of its public areas.

  • La Puertecita Boutique Hotel

    • Hotel rating: HR3
    La Puertecita Boutique is much more than just a hotel. It is a mini-resort, set within a private park and gardens with 33 rooms and suites, two swimming pools, Jacuzzi and water luge, fitness and business centre, library and music room, world-class restaurant (recommended by Food and Wine magazine) and corporate membership at a nearby golf and tennis club. A destination in itself, La Puertecita offers classes in Spanish language, Art and Sculpture (specialising in watercolour and bronze sculpture), and authentic Mexican cooking.

  • Rosewood San Miguel de Allende

    • Hotel rating: HR2
    The luxurious Rosewood San Miguel de Allende features 67 colonial style rooms decorated with wood-beamed ceilings and fine Mexican craftsmanship. All rooms offer balconies with views of the interior gardens or the city. Facilities include 2 restaurants, an outdoor pool with bar, a rooftop lounge and a spa.

  • Belmond Casa de Sierra Nevada

    • Hotel rating: HR2
    The Belmond Casa de Sierra Nevada is a collection of houses grouped around verdant, cool courtyards in the heart of San Miguel de Allende. The buildings range from old Spanish colonial mansions to a fort and former Customs House from the days when the silver trade ruled the region. The Casa Principal was originally built as the home of the town's Archbishop in 1580 and is today an official historic landmark. The rooms and suites are designed to follow the original architecture and no two are identical in size and decoration. Many feature terraces, balconies or courtyards with views over the city and all benefit from spacious and luxurious bathrooms. Guests may opt to dine in the privacy of their room or terrace, in the elegant Andaza restaurant, located in the Casa Principal, or in the Restaurante del Parque, which features traditional Mexican cuisine in a traditional yet relaxed al fresco setting. There is also an on-site cookery school, Sazon, offering guests an introduction to Mexican cuisine, while the Laja spa features a rooftop relaxation area, a fitness centre and three treatment rooms. Features: 37 rooms & suites, 2 restaurants, bar, pool, spa, Wi-Fi. Room amenities: Television, DVD player, minibar, hairdryer, safe, butler service.

  • Villa Montana

    • Hotel rating: HR3
    Villa Montana's 36 rooms and suites are set on the slopes of the Santa Maria hills, overlooking the colonial city of Morelia. Amid a profusion of jacaranda, bougainvillea, orchids and ivy, the cottage-style accommodation is furnished with antiques, log fireplaces and beamed ceilings and arranged on several levels to ensure privacy. Wonderful panoramic views can be enjoyed from the swimming pool, the restaurant terrace and some of the rooms.

  • Virrey de Mendoza

    • Hotel rating: HR4
    Located on the city's main plaza, this historic mansion was once the home of Antonio de Mendoza, the first viceroy of Mexico. All of Virrey de Mendoza's 55 rooms and suites have a colonial feel, with fine furnishings, high ceilings and wooden floors. Standard rooms are not large but are very charming and atmospheric. The hotel has its own bar and is conveniently placed for the restaurants in the city centre.

  • Hotel de la Soleded

    • Hotel rating: HR2
    The Hotel de la Soledad occupies a 17th-century building built around a beautiful interior courtyard and is located close to the main square and cathedral of Morelia. The 57 rooms are furnished and decorated in a colonial style, and have televisions and in-room safes. The hotel has a restaurant and bar.

  • Hotel Mision Catedral

    • Hotel rating: HR4
    Situated on the main plaza of Morelia, almost opposite the historic cathedral, this former colonial mansion was once the home of a Spanish aristocrat. The property features stone arches, high ceilings, tiled floors and an interior courtyard. In addition to 60 rooms, some with balconies offering views over the city, the Hotel Mision Catedral offers a restaurant and rooftop terrace.

  • Quinta Las Acacias

    • Hotel rating: HR3
    Built in the 19th century and offering a mixture of French and Mexican architecture and decor, the hotel is set on a mountainside, providing a dramatic backdrop that has influenced the hotel design. With only nine rooms, the Quinta Las Acacias offers an individual experience and guests can relax in the outdoor jacuzzi or swimming pool, or simply enjoy the lovely gardens and spectacular views. Clients with walking difficulties should be aware that this property has a number of stairs between the public areas and the rooms.

  • Villa Maria Cristina

    • Hotel rating: HR3
    Hotel Villa Maria Cristina is a charming Relais & Chateaux boutique hotel in a 19th-century French townhouse with terracotta walls and colourful courtyards. Situated in one of Guanajuato's most elegant districts, the hotel has views towards the surrounding hills. There are 13 suites decorated in a classical style with French furniture and works of art by local artists. High ceilings and large windows ensure the suites have a spacious feel. The hotel's facilities include a restaurant with an extensive wine cellar, an indoor swimming pool, gym, and a terrace with a jacuzzi.

  • Hotel Villa Ganz

    • Hotel rating: HR3
    Hotel Villa Ganz is a beautifully restored mansion located on one of the main boulevards leading into downtown Guadalajara. There are 10 individual suites decorated with antiques and fine crafts. There is a bar, and breakfast is served in the courtyard or in the garden.

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