Casa Limonchelo Hotel B&B

Es un hotel muy accesible al centro y a diferentes zonas turisticas, Mu agradable el ambiente, el dueño del hotel es muy amable y muy accesible y esta siempre al pendiente de todo y las instalaciones estan limpias, lo recomiendo ampliamente.

Quizá que no hay un servicio de restaurante, sobretodo por las noches, pero aclaro que todo queda muy cerca, no es problema conseguir de comer/cenar...

La atencion

Nada todo estubo bien

Location,breakfast, and manager

Me encantó la atención que tuvo el propietario Raúl, al hacer una llamada previa y preguntar si en los huéspedes llegaríamos si había alguien que tuviera alguna necesidad especial, para prepararse con lo necesario.

En realidad todo estuvo súper bien

Excelente atención

Excelente atención y ubicación

Todo bien

We were two girlfriends (Americans) traveling together, and we stayed two nights at Casa Limonchelo. This property could not have been more perfect for us! It is about 500 years old, absolutely gorgeous, and in the heart of Morelia's historic center - so you will literally be sleeping on a UNESCO World Heritage Site! This also means the area surrounding the hotel is safe, extremely walkable, and close to everything we wanted to see and do in Morelia. The proprietor, Raúl, was genuinely one of the nicest people we had the pleasure of meeting in Mexico. We looked forward each night to coming home and chatting with him about the day's activities before heading off to our lovely and comfortable room. He was eager to communicate and generously met me where I was at with my mediocre Spanish. He gave great recommendations of places to see and eat in Morelia - including the restaurant that became one of our favorite meals of the trip (Tata Mezcalería + Cocina de Autor, right around the corner from Casa Limonchelo). The price for our two-night stay was extremely affordable and included breakfast, which was delicious (fresh fruit, fresh juice, yogurt with granola, breads and pastries with butter and jam, with the option to add on heartier items for a fee - also, Raúl surprised us with corundas, traditional Michoacán snacks similar to tamales). I would recommend this hotel without reservation!

A few things guests should be aware of when booking, even though these did not diminish our experience in any way: 1) The room was not climate-controlled and was a bit stuffy even though the nights were cool to cold while we were staying there. 2) We booked a room with a private bathroom (there are other rooms with shared bathrooms). The room was very spacious, but the bathroom and shower were tiny. 3) I would not recommend leaving the door open for any significant amount of time as we got both mosquitoes and flies in our room that absolutely covered me in bug bites!