What a CUTE hotel! This is a SMALL hotel that might be called a boutique hotel; but, it's not…read morereally. There is no spa, no bright, instagram-ready interiors. The rooms are done simply, but clean! There was a hammock in our patio that was super comfortable. the bathroom was small but clean. A neat upstairs patio provided a perfect afternoon respite. Most importantly, the staff was super helpful and eager to please. Isabella and her sister were always available and Jesus the maintenance man even referred us to tour guide who turned out to be really fun! I think there are only 8 or 9 rooms. The restaurant served us a tasty breakfast each morning. I would really recommend this hotel to those looking for a hotel that is REALLY close to the plaza, as in around the corner, has an intimate setting, and offers good value considering the location. You can pay more [and get more] for luxury, a spa, a bar, etc. but if you are looking for simple hotel near the square, overlook the dark pictures [okay, it was a little dark in the interior rooms], and consider this one.

Hotel Amparo is a beautifully curated haven in the midst of color, culture, and art. The facility…read moreis a home turned hotel that is unique into itself. The tile, art, and fireplaces throughout create the desire to stay, as enticing as playing outside can be. Bernardo and the team befriended, and cared for us in such a genuine way that we look forward to returning. Javier taught us a jewelry making class in where we got to choose our own stones! He patiently guided us, and excitedly taught us that there wasn't a mistake that couldn't be adjusted... kinda like life! Viridiana recommended we visit El Charco del Ingenio since we enjoy gardens. We had such a great time! Her suggestion on the menu were great! Gabriel at the Bar wowed us consistently with mocktails, and connected us to an incredible barbershop called Hecho Hombre. Bernardo and the team also made the impossible craving of arroz con leche a reality happen, and my husband got to enjoy Mazapan for the first time!!! Incredible!! We are staying our last day, and half because in between the gardens, terraces, foyer, and guest living room we have more to enjoy!!! We are thrilled about Christmas, and you can't believe how lovely it is!!!

We live in San Miguel de Allende, and this is THE best restaurant in town. Unbelievably great, as…read morewell as the service, and even the pricing, and don't forget the Tempranillo by the glass, simply outstanding...And the hotel itself was voted 12th best in Mexico by Condé Nast. They've been open less than a year. We discovered it yesterday evening...and we plan on going back there tonight.

Like staying in a hacienda! Really nice hotel, very central to everything the city has to offer…read more Breakfast was OK, eggs, chilaquiles, beans, pan dulce etc. room was very comfortable, and quiet AC worked great! Lots of shopping in area, a Mercado about a 15 minute walk away. Outside area is really beautiful, there is also a pool and workout room, which we didn't use...but it's there if you want. San Miguel is such a lovely town, if I ever come back, I'd certainly wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

I stayed four nights here and have no negatives. Very pretty grounds, topiary and places to just…read moresit. Good breakfast, good service, they even jumped my car when the battery died. Excellent location too.

Beware of this dump: I made a reservation for 7 days at this hotel in San Miguel de Allende for…read moreearly March 2019, and prepaid through hotels.com. When I got there I found the place was not well maintained and every room I saw I had to reject because they all smelled strongly of mold! Some of the rooms had no windows. For the one room I thought might be ok on the second floor I was told by Serge the manager that it was next to a very loud music club and on Sat night I would not be able to sleep at all. I asked to see the advertised pool and it looked scummy and not clean. I am sure it is a major health hazard! After 12 hours of travel, aggravation and exhaustion I had to leave there and find another hotel. I have tried without success or satisfaction to get a refund for the nights I lost.

One of the best authentic Mexican breakfasts I've had. I highly recommend the Huevos Rancheros and…read morethe Chilaquiles. Their salsa is nice and spicy and very flavorful. This is a must try for breakfast. Yum. I would have taken a picture but once I tried to food it was a non-stop experience.

Went to San Miguel to celebrate my husband's birthday. Told the hotel that it was his bday when…read moremaking the reservation. We made a huge mistake of staying here. They didn't acknowledge it in any way - no champagne, no card, no balloons. And we are BOTH gold members. The photos make it look glossy and shiny, but it's not at all. It's a horrible hotel. Terrible service and completely inattentive staff. First day we found long strands of black hair on the floor, second day a roach crawling across the nightstand. Furniture is dated and dirty. GUSTAVO at the front desk was defensive, dismissive and unhelpful when we complained. We checked out the next day and lost a day of our vacation to packing, and then unpacking at the new hotel. On top of it all - no apology and they're refusing to refund our unused points. Do not stay here if you want a relaxing trip or to be made to feel special. This is not the place.

It was our first time visiting SMA and we are so happy we chose Hotel Matilda for our stay…read more Everything is world class, from the service to the amenities. The room was spotless, decor was classy and the only regret was not staying longer. We booked massages at their spa and it was better than ones we've had in NYC where we are from. Highly recommend and wanted to mention how great our interactions were with Gabriela and Santiago!

Very nice hotel located on what once was a 17th century hacienda. Nice walking grounds complete…read morewith a capilla and a plaza w/kiosko. This hotel is located in the rural part of Juriquilla, and the hometown crowd is not the friendliest (in some instances they were downright rude). Nothing within walking distance other than tacos for $25 pesos (by the way, riquísimos!), an Oxxo, Circle K, a tortilleria, chicharrónes stand, ladies selling esquite, etc). There is nightlife in the immediate area, and it does seem to be popular. There is a cool ice cream/coffee shop Villanova across the street where you can get a tasty cup of coffee each morning. The hotbreakfast buffet was $300 pesos/person, and the quality of the buffet was only so-so. I did not retur. The rooms are well appointed w/daily maid service (nice!) but there is no mini fridge in the room, so no way to keep your drinks cold. To get around to the shops, eateries, centro historico, etc., you will definitely need an Uber. Pricing is reasonable but expect a 20+ minute wait. I was here for a tournament. Would I stay again here? Probably not, but it was good for the tournament.

One of the best places to stay in San Miguel de Allende. The rooms are very nice and they have wifi…read moreand breakfast every morning. Definitely will try to come back here again soon. Our stay in San Miguel was great

Love this hotel. 5 min walk to the Jardin Allende. Rooms are very nice and the hotel grounds…read morelandscape is very impressive. We stayed in room 9 (there are only 9 rooms) and it had a balcony with a peek-a-boo view of the church. I was told that the largest room is room 1 but it's right across the way from the front desk. Which may be noisy for some. We requested a crib during our reservation and a pack n play was already set up when we arrived. Customer service was very friendly and extremely helpful. Room 8 & 9 are up the stairs and across the bridge. Both king bed rooms. It's a quiet room and went didn't need the ear plugs they provided on each night stand. We heard the occasional church bells ringing but not loud enough to wake us. AC unit worked like a charm. TV had basic channels but wasn't used very much. The balcony overlooked a very cute garden. They have complimentary breakfast on the rooftop dining area. They had a nice spread: coffee, orange juice, toast, yogurt, two kinds of cereal, fresh cut fruit, and bananas. They also have a little menu you can order from for an additional cost. Chilaquiles con huevos served with a side of beans and toasted slices of a baguette. Yum! If you have a car, they have a complimentary valet. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. Only con is the hot water. It runs out quick so no long hot showers.