Here, art becomes a sanctuary.

Our retreat offers seven unique chambers, each bearing the name of a great master painter, where every space is imbued with an atmosphere inspired by their timeless creations.

Each chamber is elegantly appointed with cable television on a sleek quartz-glass display, a digital safe, direct telephone line, high-speed Wi-Fi, and individually controlled climate settings, ensuring seamless comfort and tranquility at every moment.

Your stay includes a gourmet breakfast for two. We invite you to discover our curated romantic dinner packages, where an intimate private dining experience is artfully paired with your stay—set beneath the enchanting magic of Cholula.

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Habitaciones

1.0

Mantegna

Staying in this room invites you into an intimate space featuring a Queen-size bed.

Above the bed hangs an oil painting — a reproduction of The Adoration of the Magi, painted by Andrea Mantegna in 1500. The work reflects the influence of Venetian painting and the Flemish school, enveloping the room in quiet reverence and artistic depth..

2.0

Ghirlandaio

Originally the grand dining room of the mansion, this suite preserves its noble essence through a beautiful French-style stucco ceiling, crowned by an eight-light silver French chandelier.

The room features a King-size bed, writing desk, fireplace, and a spacious bathroom with a hydromassage tub for two, a separate shower, and a small private interior garden.

An oil painting — a reproduction of The Adoration of the Shepherds by Domenico Ghirlandaio, originally painted for the Sassetti Chapel at Santa Trinita in Florence — completes the space with timeless grace.

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Velázquez

This room offers a Queen-size bed and a stone staircase leading to a mezzanine loft with a sofa bed and writing desk.

Among its defining features is a reproduction of The Adoration of the Magi by Diego Velázquez, dated 1619, believed to have been painted for the Jesuit Novitiate in Seville. A space where art and architecture quietly converse.

4.0

Giorgone

Featuring two Queen-size beds and a writing desk, this room is distinguished by its serene atmosphere.

Its focal point is a reproduction of The Adoration of the Shepherds by Giorgione (Giorgio da Castelfranco). The landscape within the painting becomes the soul of the room, guiding the gaze and setting a contemplative tone.

5.0

Murillo

Originally the master bedroom of the mansion, this room offers a Queen-size bed and a stone staircase leading to a mezzanine with a sofa bed and writing desk.

The artwork adorning the space is a reproduction of The Adoration of the Shepherds by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, a piece influenced by Ribera, Zurbarán, and Velázquez.

The realism of its figures and its naturalist palette — browns, whites, siennas, and earth tones contrasted with deep reds and blues — lends warmth and depth to the room.

6.0

Brugel

This spacious suite features a King-size bed, writing desk, fireplace, and a generous bathroom with a floor-embedded hydromassage tub for two, a separate shower, and a small interior garden.

A stone staircase leads to a large mezzanine with a sofa bed and desk.

The room is adorned with a reproduction of "The Adoration of the Magi" by Pieter Bruegel, completing a space designed for lingering and repose.

7.0

Giotto

This room features a King-size bed, writing desk, mezzanine, and bathroom with shower.

Its centerpiece is a reproduction of The Adoration of the Magi (1301) by Giotto. Towering bookshelves from the mansion’s former library surround the space, creating an atmosphere of quiet contemplation and intellectual charm.

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