La Mansion De Los Suenos Hotel Patzcuaro

General Information

The revival of a 17th-century home in the artisan city of Patzcuaro was the longtime ambition of owner Priscilla Madsen. Aptly named for that fulfillment - Mansion de los Suenos meaning cottage of dreams - situated a short amble from the major plaza now stands proudly as a reminder of the splendor this town deeply imprinted by indigenous and colonial cultures features known in other eras.
Local craftsmen have respected architectural details in the restoration of the beam and tejamanil ceilings - roomy masonry - adobe walls and prime iron fountain. 3 neoclassic-styled stone balconies announce the inn invitingly to arriving visitors.
All 12 rooms have various arrangements of beauteous furniture and accessories - paintings and murals - appropriately enriched with regional handicrafts. Every features a hearth to soften the nip of cooler in the evenings in a climate considered eternal spring. Creature comforts extend to an open-air Jacuzzi and aromatherapy massage services.
Two restaurants at La Mansion de los Suenos propose international and Mexican cuisine with live music adding flare and festivity to the gastronomic experience over the holidays.
While investigating Patzcuaro and encircling countrysides that have changed small over the last 2 centuries it's impossible not to collect at least several treasures such as hand-carved ornaments and rural furniture - copper ware or perhaps a guitar. Adding to the cultural experience are archaeological sites necessary to the Tarascan and Purepecha indigenous peoples dating back to the 12th century and the districts exciting genuine beauty. Your hosts at La Mansion de Los Suenos will insure a most true introduction to this world paused in times past.