We booked Los Juaninos (the igaunas) twice in February and enjoyed both stays. We chose a quiet large inner room on the second floor (#214). Enjoyed the comfortable king sized bed with top of the line bedding. A charming boutique hotel for the discerning traveller.

The rooms are nicely decorated, and the hotel's structure give them a unique antique look. The rooms are comfortable, adequately equipped with AC, TV, comfortable beds and bedding, and the room i had (rm 110) had a tiny balcony with a neat view of the cathedral's side. The cathedral's bells ring every 15 minutes or so between 6am and 10pm,... More

This hotel is just across the cathedral ans has a restaurant which at night the view of the cathedral is astonishing!!!! I highly recommend it Hotel excelente tiene una localizacion perfecta y la vista de la catedral desde el restaurant del hotel por la noche no puede ser mejor Lo recominedo de verdad!!!!!

Nice hotel with a great location, but it gets very noisy at nights. Doors are not soundproof.

I really have mixed feeling about this hotel. One the one hand, it is perfectly located: just by the main square. The interior of the hotel has this old world charm. Our room was nice, and bed and pillows were really great. Breakfast was good. Downsize? Noise. Not your usual bearable noise from the room nearby. No, I am talking... More

My husband and I have stayed at this hotel twice now and will be back again upon our next trip to Morelia. They recently redid the rooms and they are beautiful. Can't beat the view of the Cathedral either. We loved waking up to the hustle and bustle outside, the cathedral bell ringing, etc. The restaurant is great, too. Loved... More

There is essentially nothing wrong with the hotel. It is right across from the Cathedra. All the restaurants are nearby. Our room was a bit unusual with no windows at all but we did not have the problem with the noise possibly because we had no windows. The breakfast was not included. The convent atmosphere was interesting. Overall it is... More

An centuries old monestary turned into a hotel, large quiet rooms and a great 'nouveau mexicana' restaurant on the roof. We will stay here again!

Los Juaninos was located right off the main square, which is great in some ways and not so great in others. On the plus side, everything is walking distance, and the view of the main cathedral right outside our window was amazing. On the downside, as a previous reviewer noted, the bells will ring every hour starting some early hour,... More