Hotel La Casa de la Marquesa (Queretaro, Mexico)

The city is known for its colonial architecture and lavish ochre coloured buildings. Both are on impressive display at the 18th-century La Casa de la Marquesa, where prominent features include a rooftop terrace. The balconied rooms and suites do not disappoint. Persian carpets and lavish, goose-feather cushions encourage guests’ relaxation. The accommodation is also air conditioned and includes an LED TV, free Wi-Fi, and complimentary toiletries. There are restful lounge areas where sometimes a violin begins to play. Some services via the 24-hour front desk are chargeable. They include shuttle, safe facilities, and room service. Free parking is available. Breakfast and later dining is in the restaurant at La Casa de la Marquesa. There is also a bar lounge in which to wind down. Plaza de Armas Querétaro’s leafy surroundings, shops, and restaurants are half a kilometre from the hotel. Over a kilometre in length, and dominating the skyline is the pink aqueduct, Acueducto de Querétaro, three kilometres from La Casa de la Marquesa.