We stayed two nights at the Flamingo Inn en route to our son's wedding in San Miguel de Allende. We stayed in LA overnight first after our trip from Australia. Our eldest son, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren joined us for the second night. There is a great 3 bed room, perfect for them and they all had a great sleep after their trip from Ireland. The rooms are large, very comfortable with great bathrooms. The staff at the reception were very helpful and friendly and made sure the taxi drivers knew our destination as we went out.

The restaurant on the property "Parrilla Leonesa" was very good, staff were helpful, especially Francisco, who made suggestions on what we might like to try and replaced a meal that I found too spicy for my taste.

This hotel is great, super clean rooms, big green areas, quiet, many services. The price is excelent for what you get.

Great hotel, rooms are clean, spacious and the service in the hotel is great. We stayed at the hotel for Dia de Los Muertos and before we left they gave us a small ceramic present as it is a tradition in Queretaro. The restaurant next to the hotel is also very good, the food is tasty and the price is reasonable. Another good restaurant is El Meson de Chucho el Roto, the food is great and the service is outstanding.

This was the closest hotel to the center that had a pool. It was convenient to get in and out of with the car and had adequate, safe, off-street parking. The pool was small but perfect for the children after the car trip from Mexico City.

The rooms were basic, Mexican hotel rooms. We were a party of five (3 adults, 2 children). We had a suite which was really two bedrooms with only one tiny, tiny bathroom. If we go again with this size group, we will request two rooms or adjoining rooms instead of the "suite".

The restaurant on the property "Parrilla Leonesa" was good, if a bit pricey. There was live music the evening we were there and plenty of patrons were local.

Queretaro is a lovely city. We parked near the city center and walked throughout the main pedestrian-only streets. We really enjoyed Queretaro though it doesn't receive as much attention as Morelia and San Miguel de Allende. We preferred Queretaro!