Name: Hotel Quinta Loreto
Address: 15 De Loreto Zona Centro, San Miguel de Allende, San Miguel de Allende, San Miguel de Allende, 37700, Mexico
Rating: 7

24-hour reception

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Garden

No elevators

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Family room

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Wheelchair Accessible

Wheelchair access to restaurant

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Free Wi-Fi

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Internet

Spanish

English

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Free parking

Parking

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Outdoor pool

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Captain Rogelio Castillo National Airport

Queretaro Intercontinental Airport

Hotel Quinta Loreto

San Miguel de Allende

Very convenient and has everything we needed to enjoy San Miguel de Allende. Excellent

Our room was large (with two double beds in French) and the bathroom was also spacious. Good breakfast and pleasant the patio from which you access the rooms. Considering the price, fine.

Old but welcoming

We came to Sam Miguel de Allende on a whim from Mexico City and decided to stay the night. I think we were fortunate to have found this place. It’s friendly staff, central location, clean rooms, parking, good WiFi, and wide porches added to our enjoyment of this hacienda style accommodation. My only regret is that we couldn’t stay longer. 

Nice place to syat

2-3/5

We three British middle aged guys were exploring the area in May and had booked this hotel in advance the day before from Guanajuato on B dot com (1000 per night). It promised to be central and the image with the room had a bath which we were looking forward to as showers are the norm.

We arrived in the early afternoon on a Thursday (via a coach to the main coach station, then a local bus at the centre’s bus stop, walking the long scenic route through the squares and enormous market) to find a pretty, sprawling low colonial verdant complex at the far end of the market. Yes it was central! A fountain and very pretty courtyard added to the charm.

The friendly receptionist checked us in and gave us the keys to room 107 which we found at the end of a long open corridor in the right hand (market) corner of the complex. We walked in at about 15:03 to find a large well appointed room with three single beds, two armchairs, a writing desk with chair, a coffee table and a small shower room in the corner, i.e. not as expected. Two bottles of water, plastic cups, basic toiletries, plenty of towels and toilet paper were provided.

I told my friends not to settle down as I rushed off to the reception to see if they had a room with a bath in as advertised. Thankfully they did and he did not argue so I returned with a new key, located the new room 109 directly above and entered at 15:06. This was a much nicer, very big room with two double beds, a large fitted wardrobe with drawers and a large bathroom, hurrah!

The room had a central fan with a medium size LED TV and enough sockets for our devices. Unfortunately the WiFi was not that good as the room was at the end of the corridor with lots of solid walls between. A fitted gas heater was also present for the winter. Two armchairs, a writing desk and a TV were also present (no English channels I seem to remember). The bathroom was much nicer than the tiny showerroom below and we made use of the tiled handmade bath the next morning, although there was some hair in bath plug hole which I extracted with my plastic tweezers (brought along for these and other circumstances), otherwise the bath was clean but the shower head was fixed so it was difficult to rinse clean after I found (but I managed!).

We made some coffee (with our portable heating element and pot, I had gone out to buy some milk locally, whilst my friend bought some beer and snacks), relaxed on the lovely small balcony in the sun listening to the birdlife and later headed out for the afternoon and evening. I also explored the grounds and found the in-house restaurant which offered some well priced local dishes and a breakfast.

On returning in the late evening we decided that we wanted the stay another night so I went to reception and asked if the same room were available. The same guy as before was there (a long shift!) and said it was unavailable and the whole hotel was full that Friday evening and weekend.

We slept well as it was so peaceful in the enclave. On my earlier explorations I had noticed that the Rotary Club was immediately below and had some English classes during the day. They did not party that night! My friend and I managed to get some WiFi and book the next night ahead in Hospedaje Casa Lupita (which turned out to be excellent at only slightly higher prices (1040) but newer and much better furnished with breakfast included). 

In the morning we made coffee and bathed. The milk was still OK in the corner with a wet flannel (pity no refrigerator) and we checked out at noon precisely and reluctantly. We did not sample the restaurant (although we checked it again - I posted the pictures) as it was closed between breakfast and lunch. Unfortunately we never dined there but spread our money elsewhere.


Very peaceful colonial complex.Bathroom (despite pics) only if specified #109.Wifi not great in end rooms.Friendly staff

Very good hotel for the price, the best is the location the main square is a few blocks away you can walk. It has its own parking and restaurant. On one side is the craft market. I recommend it.

Lindo hotel, very central and affordable price.

The hotel is well located, it's simple, it has parking, which is already an advantage because in SMA the pensions are expensive, the rooms have the essentials and are clean, the only thing I suggest is to take advantage of the craftsmanship of the region and decorate them a little, as they are simple. As for its cafeteria, just take a breakfast and it was rich, at a good price. Generally I recommend this hotel if you are going on a family plan, with a vehicle and want to take advantage of what is around like the Market and the craftsmanship.

 Good option, simple, clean and economical.

The hotel has a very good location but its pool is awful, it looks green and honestly I don't think they clean it very much, and the hotel looks like it's in the middle of a neighborhood and doesn't give a sense of privacy, the bathroom in the room has mud on the roof.

The facts.

Me espode 3 nights, in its gardens you can breathe peace, its rooms, sounds normal and comfortable, hot water, bathtub, television, ventilator (which almost does not occupy), restaurant with good taste, parking very well, pool, excellent location, since it starts your tour of the center by the Mercado de artesanas, the hotel to the center, you have to walk 2 blocks that is nothing... If I recommend them.

Well, it's quiet and Augusty.

It's a typical hotel in San miguel de allende, it's not ostentatious, but it meets the requirements for a quiet stay, quiet, has a very good location near the allende garden a few minutes' walk away, near a craft corridor, has its own parking lot which is very appreciated, the rooms are clean and spacious, something old but acceptable to spend the night.

A simple hotel, with good location and parking.

I first visited this hotel in a garden 40 years ago when, as a hippy living in a home with several others in Calle Loreto we got up enough cash and had dinner here. Well it has not changed much at all. 
This is a great place to stay if you are tired of Hilton accommodation...and want a genuine experience. Did I mention it was quiet? Slept well...what more do you need. Furnishings are tired...but hey.
Enjoy San Miguel.


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