Puebla

Hotel Cartesiano

Name: Hotel Cartesiano
Address: Puebla

In the historical centre of the world heritage city of Puebla, Hotel Cartesiano features 78 guest rooms and suites spread between historical two 16th century colonial houses and a modern structure: Dos Patios, Los Arcos, and Moderno. Guest rooms represent both past and present, with touches of Mexican art and architectural features. The building, which was once a tile factory, has been carefully transformed into a luxury hotel with peaceful courtyards and quiet spaces for contemplation.

Inside the hotel you will find two restaurants, Centena Cuatro, a fine dining terrace café where the menu features regional Mexican cuisine; and Café Hercilia, with courtyard dining. Other facilities include rooftop pool and deck, a bar and lounge, a business centre, a lobby bar and a library.

The hotel is within easy walking distance of some of the city’s top tourist and business locations. Go exploring and you’ll discover the antiques market at Callejón de los Sapos, and the Amparo Museum. From the rooftop of the hotel, you can look out over Puebla’s church domes and 16th and 17th-century houses.

Highlights

78 rooms

Two restaurants

Bar and lounge

Rooftop pool

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