Casa No Name
Exotic enchantress meets colonial art house — think globetrotting antiques, layered textures, and a sense that every object has a story.
Request the Naia Suite specifically to see the glass floor window looking into the old tunnel — it's the most unusual feature in any hotel room in Mexico
Why It Matters
Only hotel in San Miguel occupying a UNESCO World Heritage building. Deborah Turbeville's legacy permeates every room. The Naia Suite has a glass floor panel looking down into an abandoned 18th-century tunnel. Six rooms total — you will never feel like you're in a 'hotel.'
Six-room boutique hotel in a UNESCO World Heritage-listed 18th-century mansion on San Miguel de Allende's oldest street. Fashion photographer Deborah Turbeville lived here for over two decades and turned it into her personal atelier, receiving artists and celebrities and immortalizing the house in a photo book before her death. The original bishop's tunnels, a stunning courtyard mural by the same artist who painted the 'Sistine Chapel of the Americas,' Indian archways from a repurposed palace, and a Tibetan fountain make this feel less like a hotel and more like stepping into someone's extraordinary life. It became a boutique hotel in 2017.
Where You'll Stay
7 room types available
Ambu Luxury Room
One of three luxury rooms in the mansion, each individually decorated with antiques and art. Standard in-room amenities include fireplace, Bulgari products, Nespresso, and 800-thread-count bedding.
Anan Luxury Room
Ground floor luxury room with King-size bed and stucco walls in blue tones. Opens directly onto the main patio of the house. Displays two pieces from Deborah Turbeville's private art collection: a fine Russian tapestry and an ancient archangel figure.
KingAura Suite
The owner's suite, on the second floor. King-size bed paired with an antique Napoleonic-era futon. The private terrace looks directly down onto the cobbled interior courtyard and the gardens — probably the best perch in the hotel. Arguably the most spacious and light-filled room.
King
Deborah Suite
The former bedroom of Deborah Turbeville herself. Ground floor, King-size bed with a cozy TV room. Much of the original furniture remains — the wooden floors, stone fireplace, and original bed frame with its gilded inscription give the room an atmospheric, lived-in quality unlike anything in a conventional hotel.
KingLofts by Casa No Name
A separate annex property one block from the main hotel, with four fully equipped contemporary lofts designed for longer stays. Each loft has its own distinct styling and a fully equipped kitchen, imported linens, and access to a central patio with waterfall feature and a rooftop terrace with jacuzzi and grill. Worth noting: the lofts sit on a busy street and noise complaints from guests have appeared in reviews.
Naia Suite
Ground floor suite with a King-size bed and a separate TV room. The standout feature is a window set into the floor — peer down into an abandoned 18th-century tunnel that runs under the house. The Michelin Guide flags this as one of the most singular features in the hotel.
KingNeha Luxury Room
One of three luxury rooms in the mansion, each individually decorated with antiques and art. Standard in-room amenities include fireplace, Bulgari products, Nespresso, and 800-thread-count bedding.
The Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Rotating art exhibitions, cultural events, and occasional concerts hosted at the property, often on the rooftop terrace at Olivia Bar.
Complimentary use of a Can-Am all-terrain vehicle (fits up to 5 people) for guests to explore San Miguel de Allende and the surrounding countryside. Must be booked in advance through the concierge due to limited availability.
Rooftop fire pit that comes alive after dark on the Olivia Bar terrace — a good reason to linger past sunset.
Hot tub on the rooftop terrace, fed by a cascade of water from a long, thin cut in the wall. Olivia Bar is steps away — cocktails delivered to the tub during daytime hours.
A small library inside the hotel — an easy afternoon can disappear here.
An art atelier/studio space at the hotel offering workshops and creative experiences, in keeping with the property's identity as a former artist's residence.
A 360-degree virtual tour of Casa No Name is accessible online via virtualpro360.com.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
100+ Mbps throughout the property.
Continental breakfast included in room rate — fresh seasonal fruit, organic nuts and seeds, yogurt, cottage cheese, and house-baked pastries served daily in the courtyard.
Breakfast and bar dishes available as room service during their respective service hours.
Children under 13 are not accommodated. The intimate setting is geared toward adult travelers.
Available nearby at approximately USD 35 per day. Not on-site.
Paid airport transfer service to/from Querétaro International Airport (~1 hour). Must be arranged in advance.
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