WOW! What a beautiful hotel located perfectly in the center of beautiful Morelia. Surrounded by…read moreSpanish colonial architecture block after block. The service at the hotel was amazing! The restaurant service was outstanding & all platters were delicious including desert. We were there for a week and could've stayed longer. Will be making return trip and definitely plan to stay here again.

I come here at least once a year. This is by far my favorite place where our family can enjoy some…read moredelicious food and hospitality. I can't say enough about this place.

My family and I were visiting Morelia and we have been wanting to stay at this hotel before so we…read morefigured why not. It's close enough to downtown yet far enough to be have a peaceful and quiet stay. It's in close proximity to the zoo and they have a wonderful restaurant on site as well (not included with the stay) but they do have delicious food. The check in process was easy and smooth, the receptionist was friendly and efficient. They offer free parking on site and valet is also very friendly. I love the details of the hotel. All of the bricks through out the property give it the authentic Mexico feel. As you walk along the property you can also notice designs within the brick walls, it's those nice touches and attention to detail that makes this hotel inviting. As soon as we entered our room the bedding and design throughout the room along with the beautiful brick fireplace make it feel like home. The room was very clean and the placement of the table was right next to window, perfect placement to sit and enjoy your coffee. The size of the room was perfect for my family. The walk in shower is a good size and the bedding is comfortable for a good night sleep. I'm looking forward to staying here again on another visit.

I just did a morning at the restaurant and toured the grounds. From the start, greeted and welcomed…read morewarmly from the valet. (Valet is your only option unless you park off the property and down the road.) The grounds... Just amazing. Well, kept, groomed, tranquil, quiet and beautiful. Just look at the pictures as my writing skills are not as amazing as the photos. Immediately greeted by a maître d' and seated promptly. The restaurant was simply decorated finely, the tables set beautifully, music playing at the right level and a quiet place in general. The wait staff was attentive, unintrusive and always available. Our head waiter, Julio was just perfect. The meal was tasty, coffee delicious, the juices fresh made in house. Everyone in my group raved about their meal and I sampled each of them and raved just the same. The coffee was rich and dark served with natural sugar, substitutes and milk. Prices were good, especially for this type of restaurant. The bill for 5 of us, all with drinks and some with appetizers was just about $700 (pesos) with worked out to about $10 (American) per person. With tips, we were about $15 a person. No where in the states could you get that kind of service for 3 times that money. The view here, since it is on top of a plateau looking over Morelia, was just breath taking. (Again, see the photos.) Out door seating with that view was available as well as the indoor seating. There was a grand piano inside the restaurant, so I'm guessing at times they have live music. Also, they have a buffet on Sunday morning that I hope I can experience next visit. Also, as beautiful as the hotel was, I plan on not just eating here, but staying here for my next visit. I will update my review on the hotel when I do, but I'm positive that it will be more of the same 5 star rave. I felt like a million dollars here. I felt pampered and left feeling refreshed, full, satisfied and amazed.

Spent 2 nights here. Great location, but if noise bothers you, don't have room overlooking the main…read moresquare. A Sanborns dept. store is very close, it also has an ATM machine which was very helpful. A money exchange is nearby, just be sure to have passport. Room I stayed in was small, but bed was good. Small shampoo and soap is provided. 2 styrofoam cups, coffee maker, bottled water, a safe and NO FRIDGE. AC WORKED GREAT.

Excellent service and clean rooms. Parking was valet and…read morehad great service Clean rooms and excellent customer service and staff Clean hotel with excellent Breakfast

Hmmm- kinda overrated. Stayed there for two nights. The locals consider it high end because it's…read morecolonial and on the pricier side. Not all rooms have air conditioning so make sure to request a room with it. Ours didn't come with it, but they put some fans in our rooms so it was okay. They have WiFi too, but it was so lame in our rooms. Our stay included breakfast- it was just okay. During our first morning, the food and coffee was cold. When I told one of the waiters, he got upset. They're also limited on options- like no spinach for my omelet or cheese (wtf). Sigh. The breakfast the second morning was better (guess they got the message from the day before). It's right in the center of Morelia, so that was great:

My wife and I stayed a night here after failing to find an AirBnb. For $74 USD (booking fees…read moreincluded), I'd say this place was a steal compared to other hotel and AirBnBs in the area. The Hotel is built in an 18th-century building overlooking the historic center of Morelia. The building itself it absolutely gorgeous; feels like you're walking around an old castle. The old paintings and suits of armor really help the atmosphere. The centerpiece is the mind-blowingly large stained-glass ceiling over the main lobby. The basic room we got was pretty small, but totally functional. Bed was a queen-size, the bathroom and shower were spacious enough (oddly, the bathroom had a window that opened up to the main hallway). Our stay included a continental breakfast, between the decor of the dining room and the excellent staff seemed a better deal than most hotels. Long story short, if you're in Morelia and you can stay here it's worth it. Stop by even if you don't to check out the decor.

Love this hotel! Affordable and located in a nice area of Morelia. Comfortable beds, clean room,…read moregreat WiFi good food, and location puts this place at the top of my list of a great value hotel! Staff was friendly and spoke English. Across the street is a mall area with many places to shop and behind the hotel a short walk away is a park area.

Let me start with the room, it was so clean, close to shopping center. The personal was so nice.read more

Pros: ~Gorgeous hotel, rooms, decor, history…read more ~Super clean rooms ~Located at the center of everything ~Has A/C and heater which I loved! ~ you get a free bottle of wine in your room. Cons: ~Staff is very cold, unwelcoming. ~ Hotel is NOT suitable for the handicap or elderly. No elevator or assistance. ~You must go up two set of stairs carrying your own luggage. There is no elevator and staff will not assist in carrying items to your room. - Street noice was very loud, I felt like I was sleeping on the street. Nightclub music ended at 4:00. ~ They will not take dollars, only pesos. ~ The giant cockroaches greeted me better than the staff, lol! Overall its a beautiful hotel with a very cold feel.

Beautiful hotel in great location but had a cockroach incident. Hotel located in city center and…read moreclose to main cathedral, shopping and local eateries. Rooms are spacious and I reserved a junior suite which is two floors. Rooms come equipped with AC and snack bar for purchase. Snacks are reasonably inexpensive. Hotel rates are also fantastic. At time of shower, noticed cockroach coming out behind mirror. Notified management but they didn't do anything about the issue they just took note of the situation. The next morning when I was getting ready for check out, noticed another cockroach coming out from the shower floor/drain. Again, I notified front desk staff upon check out but they didn't do anything about the situation. The hotels lobby is beautiful and features many artisan details such as copper chandeliers and and copper panels with designs in the lobby/restaurant area. Hotel is located within walking distance of many other restaurants and attractions located in the city center of Morelia. I would recommend this hotel hopefully their pest issue was just a one time isolated situation.

Do NOT recommend. Came here Friday night the rooftop bar has great views and good drinks. However I…read morefelt awkward, I felt look down & judged because of the way some of my family members were dressed. I don't appreciate that at all. I visit Morelia often because I have family members who live there, never have I ever experienced classism from any of the restaurants / rooftop bars we have visited. The staff is RUDE and literally makes you feel out of place and awkward. This place is classist and mean to the customers that don't dress up to their standards. I do not recommend this place at all. Please stay away !

Lovely Azotea bar upstairs with great views. Our room had no air conditioning but there are rooms…read morewith that option. It can get noisy due to cathedral bells and the bustle of the city. Rooms are very clean and everyone is professional and courteous. Great for events of 100-125 people like weddings and such.

I was here for a friend's wedding and I chose Portico to stay at for 3 nights. I would 100% stay…read morehere again and 100% recommend. The building is so old and charming and the rooms are appointed with a fan, a tv, snacks fur purchase in the room, and it was clean. The price is affordable and I felt safe leaving my belongings in my room while I was out and about. The front door to the hotel is always locked so you have to get buzzed in day and night. I appreciate that. I will be returning.

This historical building invites us into an immaculate piece of Morelia. Sensorial and stimulating…read moreart capturing the history and culture from inception until today, of this wonderful city that was originally intended to be the capital of Mexico. Downstairs you will find gallery style rooms of curated Fine Art. Each room itself has art, and all incorporates opportunities to learn and experience the history and current culture of this beautiful colonial building. As an art curator, traveler, or wanderer, you'll want to find yourself in this place.