New Years celebration is very nice. Good was served warm. Great flavor…read more The map location is incorrect. Yelp Checkin is not possible. To far away.

Very nice place to stay. My first choice for Queretaro! 4 stars because the gym needs work; but, I…read morejust bring my jump rope when I travel, so no biggie; but, I couldn't give it a 5.

Hotel Nena is an absolute gem in the heart of Centro San Miguel de Allende!…read more This boutique, adults-only hotel has only six rooms, which makes the whole experience feel super intimate and special. The décor is stunning -- every corner is filled with beautiful pieces from local artists, and everything feels thoughtfully curated. The rooftop terrace is gorgeous, there's a lovely pool, the atmosphere is relaxing, and the complimentary breakfast is amazing. Options include pancakes, avocado toast, chilaquiles, vegetarian omelettes -- all fresh and delicious. If you want a stylish, relaxing stay right in the center of town, this place is a must. I'd absolutely stay here again!

I really enjoyed this hotel. We booked VIP and received free valet parking. They actually have a…read morelittle turn off in front of the hotel to use for valet and a lot of parking across the street. The staff was nice and helped us with the bags and lead us to our room. They have a nice restaurant on site: Rio 33. The rooms are around a centralized pool, the pool area is really pretty with pool chairs and dining type tables/chairs. It's a lovely view when walking out of the room. The hotel room was nice with an AC mini split. It definitely has a sleek minimalist decor. The bed was nice. The shower was nice and big and they have a hair dryer . At checkout, it took less than 5 minutes to get the car and he helped load our bags. It was a great experience from start to finish.

Lo bueno del hotel es que está muy accesible para el aeropuerto y el servicio de transporte es muy…read moreeficiente y amables conductores, lo mismo que la recepción, meseros, y bellboys, cosa que no puedo decir del manager el día 14 de Mayo a las siete de la noche 2026. El restaurante estaba prácticamente vacío y le pedí amables si podía cambiar el canal de televisión mientras yo cenaba porque todo deportes y nadie estaba viendo, por eso lo pedí, el encargado simplemente no quiso. Pedi la orden de tacos que sugería el menú y la carne (arrachera) me fue imposible de comer, estaba demasiado dura. El cuarto no tenía ni secadora de pelo ni plancha , el apagador de la luz de cama no se podía apagar, y tuve que tapar la luz para poder dormir.

I really enjoyed my 6 night stay at the Fiesta Inn. It's really your standard hotel. It's located…read morenear the city limits and close to a more industrial area, so not a lot to do within walking distance. The facilities and rooms were clean and neat. The service was friendly. Although much of the staff did not speak English, there was usually someone available to help translate. I really enjoyed the rooftop area. They have a small pool and sitting area. The gym is also on the roof. It is small, with only 2 treadmills, and a few pieces of equipment. But it was never full and did the job. The restaurant is decent, although I would recommend walking over to the shopping plaza next door for more options at a more reasonable price. The highlight of my stay was really the huge breakfast spread. I definitely feasted every morning. The buffet is about 185 pesos and includes an omelette bar, hot foods, lots of fresh fruit, cakes, salads, jello, make your own waffles with toppings, pan dulces, juices and agua frescas, oatmeal, and cereal. Would stay here again :)

To be clear, this place is stunning. It is absolutely historic and impeccably designed. In fact,…read morewalking past the facade during the evening drove me to want to go inside the next day. So, we had a little trek to their restaurant. It was a breathtaking affair just sitting in the foyer listening to the piano and sipping local vino. The manager was gracious and helped with our meal selection as well as set up a tour of the hotel. So, why wouldn't I give it five stars? Because the meal itself was not to the level of the atmosphere. It was really good, but we have had some A+ meals in that region of Mexico (especially coming from San Miguel de Allende). So, this spot was terrific so spend a nice afternoon inside the main room, sipping wine and enjoying this magical city.

What an amazing place! We stumbled on this hotel/ restaurant while wondering streets of Queretaro…read more So happy we did. Great ambience, amazing food ( I had an authentic Malcajete), and hospitality which is above and beyond. Hotel looks awesome as well, and very unique. Very much recommend both: restaurant and hotel.

This hotel is a mixed bag...highs, lows, and one that could go either way depending on your…read morepreferences. I'd say closer to 2.5 stars. Here we go: Highs 1. The staff are extremely friendly and go out of their way to be kind. For example, we had parked our rental car about a block away, and as soon as the space out front of the hotel opened up, the owners came into the breakfast area and said they'd hold the spot for us. Keep in mind though I speak Spanish...I don't think they speak a lot of English. 2. The architecture is STUNNING...see photo of the courtyard. I could sit out there all day! 3. The rooms feature beautiful old furniture, as well as local handicrafts and tapestries. 4. You control the temperature in your room...you are given a remote control for it at check-in with your key. 5. They give you 2 bottles of water a day...good for gringoes who can't handle the water to brush their teeth with! Lows 1. The bathroom is super small. Toilet and shower right next to each other, and the shower faucet sprays water in a way that feels like little pin pricks. 2. Room smelled a bit musty on the first two floors. 3. Spotty wifi. 4. Free breakfast was meager and average tasting...pan dulce (sweet bread) with fruit, juice, and coffee or tea. You can pay for eggs and other breakfast staples. Could Go Either Way 1. Each room is made up of three narrow floors. Historic and charming for some, and for others a pain to schlep your stuff up narrow stairs to third floor where everything is. Summary Would I stay again? Probably not but gosh darn it the employees are so friendly and the architecture is beautiful! Insiders tip: Free parking means parallel parking on a narrow street.