I just loved the hotel which is housed in an old nobleman's residence in the hear of Morelia. Its right opposite the main cathedral and our suite overlooked it across the main street. Even though the suite was large, it was cozy. The only disconcerting aspect of the bedroom is the huge bathroom in it with all glass walls. No privacy! So it may be fine it you're romantic couple on their honeymoon but not so cool if you're anyone else.

The breakfast was really nice and the service was efficient.

The Internet was free and really high speed.

If you visit to Morelia (or even just passing by), make a point to make overnight in this amazingly designed hotel, used to be a big bank but converted to hotel with magnificent touch and taste, the old ornaments all around make it a sight worth seeing for itself.

The hotel is very beautiful and the food & amenities are first class, the view of the Morelia cathedral is to die for. We stayed at a suite with a balcony overlooking the cathedral, I made reservations with the hotel directly to avoid surprises. Overall the stay was great, fantastic bed w/aromateraphy, huuuuuge cantera tub, very good wait staff at the bar & restaurant, and excellent bellman and valet parking service, the front desk staff really needs to be more attentive.

Great location though, walking distance to everything. Safe to walk at any time of the day. Again, I feel trip advisor is overdoing the safety warning in Michoacan but whatever....

If kitchen noise and smells don't bother you, and you want to be on the busiest plaza within hundred mile radius, this might be the place for you. But, if you are put off by a slightly off-center design sense and lots of newish furnishings that already appear to have seen better days, you might think twice. The highlight of service was a truly wonderful and accommodating porter/bellman, who helped manhandle our bags after we checked out on day two to move to a glorious firmly established hotel up the hill, the Villa Montana.