We stayed at the Casa de Los Dulces Sueños the past week-end with my parents. We chose the hotel because in one of the "suites" we could perfectly sleep the three of us. There was a large king size bed in one room and another with a sofa bed. the bathroom was TINY but clean. The experience all in all... More

We stayed at Casa from dec. 26 to 31. We had booked with Mansion San Francisco and later learned that it had changed owners. We were a little worried by the latest reviews, however we were lucky. We had a room that was in the back. You entered facing a small sitting room, the king size bed was through a... More

Be advised that the hotel has recently changed it name to Casa de Los Dulces Suenos Stayed here 4 nights late November. Good location near Plaza San Francisco and craft shops, one block away from main boulevard, equal walking distance to cathedral in one direction and aqueduct in the other. Rooms are arranged around the central courtyard where breakfast is... More

First off the location is great and the interior courtyards are charming, but be warned of at least one very bad room. We stayed (3) nights in probably the most awkward and smallest hotel room I have been in. The room consisted of a small entry area, where the bathroom was located, and then what was more of a ladder... More

(NOTE: This hotel has changed it's name to Hotel Casa de los Dulces Sueños so don't be surprised when you see that name at the address of Mansion San Francisco!). The positives - the price, the location, valet parking. We had a car full of stuff from shopping, so we appreciated the secure parking. The valet was always available. The... More

First time in Morelia, and we couldn't have picked a nicer small hotel. We had the Girasol room-an inside room, comfy bed, spotless, absolutely quiet, a nice sitting area, plus natural lighting from 2 skylights. That's just the room. The courtyard was quite pleasant with free internet access. Good breakfast, too. Short walking area to either the zocalo or aqueduct... More

A review of this hotel dated January 17, 2008 on Trip Advisor caught my attention. Looking for accommodation in Morelia, I decided to check it out and I am happy I did. Set in a quarry mansion dating from the 18th century and carefully remodelled, this small boutique hotel which opened in 2007 is a gem. It is very clean,... More

I haven't seen this listed in any English-speaking guide or web site. I'm tempted to keep this secret to myself but it wouldn't be fair! We found this place by accident as we were exploring the old Templo de San Francisco in Morelia's historial city center. As with just about everything within Morelia's colonial central area, it has a non-descript... More