Casa Mision
Casa Mision is an elegant and peaceful retreat. It is a six-block walk from the center of town, making it slightly further away than other hotels, but this makes for quiet nights and no noisy bus, or traffic noise. Rooms are graciously appointed and the service is warm and friendly. Breakfast, including juice and something special from the Chef, is included in the room rate.
Casa Mision
3ra Cerrada de Pila Seca 17
Centro
San Miguel de Allende, MX
+52-415-154-5889
casamision.com
La Mansion del Bosque
One of the more interesting and affordable hotels in San Miguel de Allende is the La Mansion del Bosque. The service here is excellent and very personal. The location is in the historical park district four blocks from the main square, the restaurants, the library and Bellas Artes. Room views are of the park and its towering trees that are hundreds of years old. There are different rates in this hotel, one that includes breakfast and dinner, and the other does not.
La Mansion del Bosque
Aldama 65 Apdo. 206
San Miguel de Allende, Gto. Mx
Mexico 37700
+52-415-152-0277
infosma.com/mansion
Hotel Quinta Loreto
This is a quaint little hotel and very inexpensive. It is one of the oldest hotels in San Miguel de Allende. There is a lovely private garden and a very friendly atmosphere. This is a great place to meet other travelers and locals. The restaurant is favored among locals and tourist alike for its economical prices and good food. The least expensive rooms come without a phone or television, while the others have both.
Hotel Quinta Loreto
Calle Loreto 15
San Miguel de Allende, Gto, MX
37700
+52-415-152-0042
quintaloreto.com.mx
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Jennifer Moore began writing in 2006, specializing in Web content, blogs and forum postings. She is a graduate from the most prestigious university in Mexico, Universidad de Las Americas, with a B.A. in international relations, later obtaining a U.S. teacher's degree and an additional CompTIA A+ certification in computer technology. Moore has written for My Mexico Living, BoomersAbroad and various other websites.
