Hotel Quinta Santiago

Querétaro


Housed inside a converted convent dating to 1750, this excellent-value place has rooms with high ceilings, colorful and richly textured walls, firm beds (too firm for some) and a huge, sunny courtyard where breakfast is served. Avoid the front-facing rooms which can be noisy.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Querétaro attractions

1. Museo de la Ciudad

0.07 MILES

Inside the ex-convent and old prison that held the deposed Emperor Maximilian, the 11-room Museo de la Ciudad has some good alternating contemporary art…

2. Cathedral

0.07 MILES

The 18th-century cathedral features both baroque and neoclassical styles, with an emphasis on straight lines and few curves; it's said that the first Mass…

4. MUCAL

0.07 MILES

While a museum of calendars might not sound riveting, this extraordinary museum is unexpectedly interesting. It takes a wide angle view of calendars and…

5. Templo de Santa Clara

0.1 MILES

The 17th-century Templo de Santa Clara has an extraordinarily ornate baroque interior. Masses are held frequently so you'll have to inquire as to the best…

6. Fuente de Neptuno

0.13 MILES

A block west of Jardín Zenea is the Fuente de Neptuno, designed by noted Mexican neoclassical architect Eduardo Tresguerras in 1797.

7. Museo de Arte de Querétaro

0.18 MILES

Querétaro's art museum, adjacent to the Templo de San Agustín, occupies a splendid baroque monastery built between 1731 and 1748. It's worth visiting to…

8. Teatro de la República

0.26 MILES

This lovely old functioning theater, complete with impressive chandeliers, was where a tribunal met in 1867 to decide the fate of Emperor Maximilian…