Hotel Virrey de Mendoza in Morelia, Michoacan one of the most beautiful mansions in Morelia

Hotel Virrey de Mendoza in Morelia, Michoacan. 55 rooms of which 14 are suites.

In the heart of the historic center of Morelia you will find Hotel Virrey de Mendoza (the only place MexicoSteve stays when his travel plans call for Morelia). Year after year still one of the most beautiful mansions in Morelia.

To the left an oil hanging in one of the hallways.

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Rates in PESOS per night including tax Dec 15 10 until Dec 15 2011
Standard room	$1800
Jr Suite	$2200
Suite	$2400
Master Suite	$2600
Children up to 10 free with parents Extra pax $555

Rates in Pesos per night including tax Dec 16 11 to Dec 14 2012
Standard room	$1840
Jr Suite	$2220
Suite	$2400
Master Suite	$2600
Children up to 10 free with parents Extra pax $555

Rates in PESOS per night plus 18% tax Dec 15 09 to Dec 15 2010
Standard room	$1500
Jr Suite	$1850
Master Suite	$2200
Children up to 10 free with parents Extra pax $480
ALL our guests enjoy 15% off on lunches and dinner as well as a welcome cocktail

For the beautiful people the hotel has a piano bar. And a lobby bar for all.

Rooms come with either: king; 2 double; 2 single; queen beds. Some Jr Suites have both a king and individual bed. Suites and master suites have either one king or two individual beds.

Hotel Virrey de Mendoza

When you send this postcard to Aunt Mildred don't forget to mention how lovely the room is.

And tell her about the great breakfast buffet at the hotel as Aunt Mildred loves to eat.
After all she wears her wristwatch on her thumb.

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Some history:
Morelia is a colonial city located in the north central part of the state of Michoacán in central Mexico.
The city is located in the Guayangareo Valley and is also the capital of this state.
The main pre-Hispanic cultures here were the Purhépecha and the Matlatzinca cultures which never interested anyone too much, but no major cities were founded in the valley during this time as these ancient peoples just hung around.
The Spanish took control of the area in the 1520s to exploit the ancient peoples.
The Spanish under Viceroy Antonio de Mendoza* founded a settlement here in 1541 with the name of Valladolid, which became rival to the nearby city of Pátzcuaro for dominance in Michoacán.
* years later a hotel was named after him. His cousin Roja had some cantinas named after him but they were sleezy.

past guest says:
Me he alojado en seis hoteles diferentes durante una gira por las ciudades coloniales de México y he de decir que este hotel de Morelia fue una de las mejores paradas

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