1810 Hotel Boutique
Spanish colonial revival meets refined boutique. Warm, romantic, intimate. Art gallery at the entrance, fireplaces in select rooms, stone floors everywhere. The kind of hotel that feels more like a well-curated home than a lodging operation.
The Luxury Suite on the third floor is the only room with a direct view of the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel — worth requesting specifically
Why It Matters
Michelin Key recipient for two consecutive years (2024 and 2025); home to Trazo 1810, one of Mexico's 250 best restaurants four years running; named #1 hotel in San Miguel de Allende on TripAdvisor; Food & Travel Mexico award for Best Boutique Hotel in a Pueblo Mágico or Colonial City; exclusive on-site Reserva de La Familia tequila cellar.
A 14-room colonial building on Calle Hidalgo that has been earning Michelin Keys — two of them, consecutively. The interiors take their cues from Spain's Alhambra fortress: vaulted ceilings, aged quarry stone floors, loom-woven rugs, antique wooden headboards, and cantera stonework throughout. Despite sitting on one of San Miguel's most central pedestrian streets (closed to cars on weekends), the hotel is genuinely quiet. Breakfast is cooked to order in the courtyard. The rooftop restaurant Trazo 1810 is a destination in its own right, with 360° views across the city's eight church domes. And below the hotel, a private tequila cellar run in partnership with Reserva de La Familia awaits — bookable by reservation only.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
Deluxe
The mid-tier king room at 34m², carrying all the hallmarks of the hotel's colonial Alhambra-inspired design: vaulted ceilings, stone floors, loom-woven rugs, wooden headboard. A comfortable room that doesn't feel short-changed on character.
King · 34 sqm
Deluxe Plus
One of the larger standard room categories at 37m², with a king bed, the hotel's signature quarry stone floors and Alhambra-inspired design language. Eclectic period furniture and curated artwork throughout.
King · 37 sqm
Luxury Suite
Positioned on the third floor — the only room in the hotel with a direct view of the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel. A full living room area, wood-heavy design throughout (doors, furniture, ceiling beams), king bed with rustic wooden headboard, and aged quarry stone floors. It's quieter up here and the view is genuinely special at night.
King · 40 sqmRomance Suite
The flagship room at Casa 1810 Centro. The standout feature is a round soaking bathtub for two, set up for candlelit evenings alongside a separate shower area. Rustic wooden headboard, eclectic period furniture, aged quarry stone floors, and architectural details that feel genuinely historic rather than recreated. Arrival includes cocktails and a guaranteed table at Trazo 1810 on the rooftop.
King · 40 sqm
Standard
The entry-level room and the most compact of the hotel's options at 22m². First-floor location with quick lobby access. High ceilings, a custom-made queen bed with wooden headboard, eclectic vintage furniture, curated artwork, and cantera stone floors. The bathroom — accessed via a sliding wood door — features an oversized walk-in shower that punches above the room's footprint. Honest square footage, but zero shortage of character.
Queen · 22 sqmStudio
A 28m² king studio with the hotel's characteristic stone floors and colonial detailing. Compact but well-designed — a solid pick for solo travelers or couples who plan to spend most of their time exploring the city.
King · 28 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
1 venue on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Transfers from/to Querétaro International Airport (~90 km) and Bajío del Bajío Airport (~93 km) can be arranged. Surcharges apply. Must be booked at least 48 hours prior to arrival via the contact details on the booking confirmation.
An exclusive tasting experience in the hotel's underground wine cellar, created in partnership with Reserva de La Familia (the premium artisanal line from José Cuervo). Guests are guided through a curated selection of high-end tequilas, paired with dishes from the hotel's culinary team designed to complement each expression. Held in an intimate colonial cellar setting. All tastings are exclusive (no walk-ins) and require advance reservation. Open to hotel guests and outside visitors.
The hotel's concierge assists with booking city tours, arranging private transportation, restaurant reservations throughout San Miguel, doctor requests, and other bespoke needs. Highly praised in guest reviews for anticipating needs and handling everything from winery tours to same-day emergencies.
The Trazo 1810 rooftop terrace is the best vantage point in the city's centro for watching the sun set behind the Parroquia and the surrounding church skyline. Artisan cocktails are a particular highlight per guest reviews. The terrace functions as both the restaurant setting and a dedicated bar.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Available throughout all guest rooms and public areas.
Curated art gallery in the hotel's entrance lobby area.
Available during limited hours.
Included in all room rates. Served daily at Trazo 1810 restaurant.
On-site lounge bar available for guests.
Private underground tequila cellar run in partnership with Reserva de La Familia. Reservations required.
Available in all 14 guest rooms.
Available in all rooms.
Charming colonial-style enclosed courtyard where breakfast is also served. Quiet and light-filled.
Two rooftop terraces with panoramic views across San Miguel de Allende's historic centro. Hosts the Trazo 1810 restaurant and bar.
Daily room cleaning and fresh towels.
Laundry and dry cleaning services available.
Free valet parking available at a nearby location. Not on-site. No prior reservation required per Michelin Guide listing.
On-property relaxation pool/hot tub. Not a full lap pool — designed for soaking and relaxation.
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