Staff, location, friendliness, cleanliness, free breakfast, lots to do, great food, beautiful place to stay with lots of history.

I have been curious about Querertaro for a while as I have never been beyond the airport when in route to San Miguel Allende. So, after spending 5 days in SMA, I decided that I would spend my last 2 days in QRO. It is a lovely town and I would go again especially now that I feel like I have a bit more knowledge about its layout and such! La Casa del Atrio was a great location and this made it easy to explore and wander about. I was travleing alone and I felt safe. Many others have mentioned the breakfast and now I know why! It was delcious but what I loved is that you have several great options to choose from. This is a served breakfast and not a buffet. I am still leary of buffets in the days of covid. The hotel has a great spa and I took advantage of its services. I had a one hour massgage, a 30 minute foot massage and a facial for equivlent of $135.00 US Dollars. I would recomend this hotel whne looking for a place in ORO.

We stayed at La Casa del Atrio for one night - Dia de los Muertos - between a wedding in San Miguel and flying back to the US on a very early flight. The hotel is a wonderful find, a central, charming, boutique hotel in the center of Queretaro. Perfect for walking around the old city center, seeing museums and churches, and wandering through the street party during the Dia de los Muertos festivities: close enough to be part of it just outside the door, yet quiet, calm and lovely inside. The friendly, helpful staff arranged great airport transport and had take-away breakfast ready for us at 3 am - though we wished we could have stayed longer. Beautiful courtyard, garden feel in the heart of the city.

The included breakfast was really exceptional and included choices of a variety of Mexican egg specialties, fresh cut melon, papaya, and pineapple, different types of coffee cake/bread (banana bread one day), fresh juice options, and fresh coffee. The people who work there are very friendly and helpful. They even let us keep a restaurant left-over item in their fridge overnight! Our room was #6, and was very comfortable, with a king-size bed, huge shower, AC, large screen TV, ceiling fan, desk, and dresser. The toilet room was separate from the main bathroom area. The facility has a number of courtyard areas with lots of plantings - very lush. We sat outside and played cards in the covered courtyard right outside our door... The hotel also displays and sells antiques, and there are also antiques in some of the bedrooms. The location is right in the historic center, with easy walking to many museums and places to visit. We were there during the Independence Day celebrations (Sept. 15-16), and although there were lots of crowds and activities, including fireworks, nearby, our room was quiet enough.

The hot water took a while to heat up and would run out if the shower was too long, but that was a minor thing.

We loved our room with two queen beds. The ceilings were extra tall and the bathroom was modern and classy. Perhaps the best part was the courtyard areas where we could relax in the evenings and enjoy the delicious included breakfast. It was nice to order breakfast off a menu. The kind staff helped me purchase and print bus tickets and arranged for a bottle of wine from the neighboring restaurant. The honor bar was a nice touch.

I wish there had been written information in the room and a map to explain a bit about Queretaro and the spa services.

We loved everything about our stay. the facilities were comfortable, inviting, and interesting. The room had a very comfortable king bed with great pillows and enough blankets. The room also had a ceiling fan and was dark at night but well lite during the day. The bathroom had an oversized tub, but also a huge but separate shower. The towels were fluffy and we even had washcloths (that is a big deal I travel with my own). The toiletries were high end. The breakfast was fantastic. There was a menu and it was made to order. The coffee was very good and fresh fruit and lots of it was included with pan dolce. The grounds were immaculate and the entrance to the hotel was an eclectic antique shop which was great fun. The back of the property had lots of nooks and crannies with tons of outdoor seating. All the staff was friendly warm and inviting. We will be back to Querétaro and this would be the only place we would stay.

Absolutely Nothing!

Location is terrific. My second time staying here and they know exactly what they are doing! Bed was very comfortable.

The only downside is there is no parking and there was nobody available to assist me with my luggage when I arrived, I did arrive later than planned, it was 7:30 PM +/-

Rooms are roomy and comfortable. I switched rooms after my flight was canceled and each room has its unique decorations and layout. The hotel lobby is like a museum and the grounds are well maintained. Plenty of green space to sit for breakfast and send a few emails.

To no fault of the hotel. I had to switch rooms after my stay was prolonged by a canceled flight. I would have loved to stay in the same room the whole time, but the room was previously booked.

Very beautiful property. This is the second time we have stayed here. This time, there was someone smoking in the courtyard outside my parent’s room and it smelled up the room. Our bathroom smelled a bit like cigar. This absolutely didn’t happen the first time we stayed so it might be a fluke. Everything else is great especially the staff and the breakfasts!

smoking smell

Beautifully decorated hotel in excellent location for visiting all the main sites of old city. Lots of pleasant spaces in hotel to relax outside one's room

Room was not very large. No chair or small table to put things. Little space to hang clothes