The entrance of High ceilings It is flanked by a formal lounge, and once you pass the lobby into the restaurant, the beams contrast with the white walls, while light trickles in through the arched windows onto the red tile floors.
There is a feeling of belonging in a place like this, a centenary palace which now houses the common areas and the kitchen. Behind restaurant and passing the bar, the hotel is revealed accompanied by a soundtrack that resembles that of a French coffee with bossa nova.
Today we stay at the Terrace Suite, located on the second floor. Here, the rooms make perfect use of space, lined with wooden doors and hiding behind the cupboards, the toilet, a minibar, a shower and the sink. When closed, the room is a japanese minka which is in accordance with the style of a typical mexican hut. The bed, large and comfortable, is inside a nook and the views reach the island of Holy Spirit, a protected nature reserve. The Terrace it extends beyond one of the sides, sheltered by the shade of the beam of the upper terrace and furnished with a table and chairs, as well as with a variety of plants and rattan.
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