We stayed at Casa Torres for a week around Easter (also the Zacatecas Music and Culture Festival). The hotel is on a quiet street and is a quick walk from the Cathedral and main street. We stayed in room 303, which was large (giant bed!) with couch and desk, and doors that opened to a private balcony. Hotel is fairly... More

Casa Torres seems to be quite new, and is quite the treat. Not the typical 'authentic' Mexican place, but very comfortable and thoughtfully put together. We stayed in a room facing the street with a big balcony, with a fine view of the town. But staying indoors was great as well, because of the bounciest carpet we've ever set foot... More

I stayed at Casa Torres for three nights. The "standard" room is very small and would have been claustrophobic; fortunately, they upgraded my room (without my asking) and the junion suite was very comfortable. The staff is very helpful and the top-floor restaurant serves a nice breakfast, which was included in the room price. The location is excellent -- a... More

There are fantastic works of art in all the hotel. Also, there is an exquisite taste in every room that makes them very comfortable. The bathroom is small, but relaxing. My only complain about the hotel are the rooms that have windows to the stairs of the hotel, because is very small and it can be a little noisy. At... More

My wife and I just spent a week in Zacatecas. We had checked all of the hotels on trip adviser and Fodors and decided on Casa Torres. A great decision especially after chjecking all of the others out in person. We stayed in a junior suite on the third floor with a balcony overlooking the whole city. It was elegant... More