Morelia

Offers elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi, a continental breakfast, air-conditioning, cable TV and private bathroom. Most rooms also have a small balcony

Rooms with free Wi-Fi, professional tennis courts, a gym and a heated outdoor pool, air conditioning and a T.V. 6 meeting rooms for up to 1000 people, as well as on-site parking

Free Wi-Fi and a business center. A large terrace provides views of the city, flat-screen cable TV and a private bathroom with a shower are included. (State Museum) is only 3 blocks away from the Hote

Callejón del Romance (Romance Alley)

Templo de Las Rosas (Temple)

The Dominic nuns came to Valladolid at the end of the sixteenth century and took refuge in a place away from the city. In

Nuevo Seminario Tridentino (Seminary)

In 1859 a Neoclassical style construction was erected under orders of the Archbishop of Michoacan Don Jose Ignacio Arciga

Templo de San Diego o Santuario de Guadalupe (Temple)

This is an appreciated temple for the people of Morelia because it is the home of an image of the Virgin of Guadalupe and

Ex Convento de Capuchinas (Former Convent)

The temple has its origins in a small chapel where it venerated the Virgin of Cosamaloapan. In 1734 began building a convent