I have stayed at Casa Quetzal on two separate occasions and have left knowing it would be the hotel I would stay in upon my next return to San Miguel. I have stayed at a number of different hotels in SMA and Casa Quetzal comes up on top. First, there is the service & hospitality. Javier and the other employees... more

This hotel is very eclectic. I don't suppose any of the rooms are even similar, and the first suite we were offered, Frida, was perfectly fine but didn't really suit us. When we told the management, we were moved to the Ginger suite, which was really very special. There were three rooms: a bedroom, and living/dining room and a very... more

Enjoyed the visit to San Miguel and the stay at Casa Quetzal. Staff was great! more

I recently spent 9 nights at Casa Quetzal while taking a Spanish immersion class. I can't say enough good things about CQ. The location is perfect, just three short blocks from the center of town. The staff and management are terrific. Each morning your breakfast is brought to a terrace right outside your room (or delivered to your room if... more

My wife and I recently had the pleasure of staying at Casa Quetzal for 3 nights; and we can't think of a word to say against this delightful little hotel. It's not the Ritz; but then, we're not all that "ritzy" ourselves. Quetzal is cozy, colorful, tasteful, comfortable, intriguingly designed, full of odd, unexpected angles, side-paths, outdoor stairways, patios, and... more

All I can add to these reviews is that you won't be disappointed with this hotel. Just book it. We had the best time. We looked so forward every morning to the delicious breakfast on the veranda. I wanted to do nothing more than hang around and enjoy the terraces, reading my book. A great spa across the street. Free... more

One of the reasons I enjoy San Miguel de Allende as much as I do when I want to take a break and not worry about arrangements and orienting myself is having found a small hotel, Casa Quetzal, where I pretty much feel at home. The staff is pretty tight-knit, kind of like a family, and they even suffer through... more

Imagine starting every day on a private terrace, looking over an 18th century city on the hillside. The breeze blows gently as the cathedral bells begin to chime. It looks very much like a small town in Italy or Spain, but you know that you're in Mexico. You're still waking up and listening to the birds, when a kind gentleman... more

We just returned from a week at the Hotel Quetzal. We stayed in the Zen Suite, which was quiet and comfortable, though a bit dimly lit for nighttime reading. This suite has an exceptional, private terrace that overlooks the city, and we enjoyed having breakfast there each morning. The staff were friendly and helpful, the interior courtyard was filled with... more