Behind a blue facade is this pleasant blue-and-white themed oasis – a secure and tidy B&B with a helpful English-speaking manager, Malí, and ever-so-slightly dated rooms, a lovely sunroom and pot-plant filled terrace. It's southeast of the old town, but still within an easy walk. Two rather noisy front rooms cost slightly less as a result.
Villa Sueño Azul
Guanajuato
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