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Villa Montaña

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First-class hotel consisting of villa-style colonial houses within extensive gardens of cypresses and classical statues, with hilltop views of Morelia.

The Villa Montaña is a first class hotel overlooking Morelia from a hill top. The hotel consists of a series of cottage-style colonial houses interlinked by a series of tiled paths and bridges within extensive leafy gardens dotted with waterfalls, cypresses and statues.

There is a medium-sized heated pool with a terrace and view over the city. Rooms, housed within the terracotta villas scattered throughout the grounds, are elegantly decorated with antique-looking heavy wooden furniture and tiled floors. The hillside location of the hotel means that there are many different levels which, added to the classical garden setting, give a feeling of privacy, elegance and romance.

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What our clients say

  • We thoroughly enjoyed everything about the holiday but were particularly impressed with the accommodation at the Hacienda VIP and the excursion to Uxmal and Kabah.

    SS, Liverpool Nov 2016
  • Whale watching in San Jose Del Cabo

    CS, Epsom Mar 2016
  • Most Memorable Moment?: The awesome encounter with a grey whale mother and calf.

    WS, London Feb 2018
  • There were many highlights: the beautiful beach on our first morning in Cancun, the boat ride among the flamingos at Celestun, the sight of the Magicians Pyramid at Uxmal and…

    AF, Merriot Feb 2019
  • “My sister summed it up by saying that there was nothing that she would have changed, the holiday was perfect. Mexico was a delight, we had never been before, the…

    RN, Ascot Jun 2014
  • Oaxaca and Mexico City were the high spots for us. We found the Mexicans we met to be welcoming and helpful. We ate some amazing foot in Oaxaca where we…

    DS, Tunbridge Wells Dec 2019
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