Great place to stay. In the middle of the town. You can see all the small details in Raul's B&B, he restored all by himself, came all along from his journey throw the world. I had the best time in Morelia with Raul which gave me also through his backround as architect a lot of insides along. I really recommand... More

People say Morelia is a European-style city plopped down in the middle of Mexico (as if that were a bad thing!). I would describe Casa Limonchelo as a straight-forward European-style hotel plopped down in the middle of Morelia. There are just a handful of rooms that open onto two adjoining open courtyards (most share a bath--the owners chose to preserve... More

I'm a Budget Traveler and don't expect a lot besides the basics. For my 400 pesos I felt like I'd gone up several stars in one leap. Lovely, restored old-colonial childhood home of the architect-owner -- with very comfortable beds, fresh made breakfast, wifi, courtyard and interior common areas to spread out/chat, tranquil despite being perfectly situated at the near-heart... More

This is the best place to stay in Morelia. The husband - an architect - has restored his childhood home with simple elegance. He and his wife own and run the B&B. They are sweet, and so welcoming. We were invited to had dinner with them - the food was great! I can't recommend it enough - especially for the... More