Casa de la cuesta is the most cozy and pretty B&B possible! It is located on the top of a hill, so you get a wonderful view of the town, with its churches and colorful little houses. The entire place is decorated with the work of the best Mexican artists, making each corner special in its own way. I plan on coming back several times!

Our week at Casa de la Cuesta was the best bed-and-breakfast experience my wife and I have ever experienced. The rooms are beautiful, sunny, and quiet, each one tastefully decorated with its own artisan craft theme. The patio views of the sunset and the city-in-lights are spectacular. The two-course Mexican breakfast changes daily, with every dish so delicious you demand the recipe. The adjacent museum of authentic Mexican dance masks is truly fascinating. B& owners Heidi and Bill are entertaining and gracious, ready to provide site-seeing shopping, and dining suggestions.

This B & B far exceeded our expectations. It is beautiful, arty, impeccable
and situated just far enough from the hustle and bustle to feel restful and
still be within walking distance of the Jardin. We are just sorry that we had
not planned for a longer stay. The FANTASTIC breakfasts alone merited
a longer stay!
Whether you need a getaway from D.F. or in our case from Miami, this is
an excellent place to go. My advice is to stay a week at least. Three days
were not enough. We can't wait to return and visit our new BF Heidi who
happens to be the owner!

WOW! That was the feeling I had as I came through the door and ascended the dramatic stairway featuring Mexican Ceremonial Masks, then coming into the first plant filled courtyard and up more steps into a grander art filled courtyard!

It was morning. We were next welcomed into a magnificent kitchen with fireplace going to cut the early chill of a San Miguel winter morning.

Seated at a large table, we were treated to one of the most delicious breakfasts I have ever had.

So you asked did I like my stay? Excellent!

This colonial Mexican B&B manages to be both grand and warmly intimate.

The most impressive part to me though was the owners. It was the "full circle" way I saw that they give back over and over to the community. Bill has an impressive Mexican Ceremonial Mask Museum which not only tourists, but school children, regularly visit. Heidi has a gallery of local Mexican Artists plus displays their work in the B&B.

You won't be disappointed.