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A small,
elegant and exquisite hotel with seven rooms, located in
Cholula, Puebla.
The hotel is located in a beautiful 17th-century mansion
that originally belonged to a prehispanic indigenous
nobility, which has been rescued by the Cardenas Gonzalez de
Cossio family in an effort to preserve history and share it
with the guests in its new incarnation as a hotel. Deemed a
historic monument by the National Institute of History and
Anthropology, La Quinta Luna proudly shows its original
structure in Cholula, the oldest living city on the American
continent.
A grand arcade of illuminated arches unfolds before you and
welcomes you within. A focal point of the estate, and
testimony to the family’s commitment to their heritage, is
the lofty library built with 400-year-old wooden beams
rescued during the restoration. It houses a rare collection
of 3,000 books covering subjects from design to economics
and Mexican artists to historical books of colonial and
pre-Hispanic Mexico.
Against a backdrop of thick adobe walls and high beamed
ceilings, guest rooms and public spaces contrast the
traditional with modern furnishings and artwork, lending
color, form and serenity.
This beautiful home exudes culture and spirit and provides
the perfect hideaway for complete relaxation after a day
spent exploring mystical Cholula or the vibrant city of
Puebla. From the haven that is La Quinta Luna, you are
minutes away from many sites of historical, religious or
artistic interest. In addition to the magnificent
architecture, one can observe the second-highest volcano in
Mexico, walk a few blocks to one of the largest pyramids in
the world or take a short drive to downtown Puebla’s
exciting zocalo, lined with talavera ceramic shops and other
interesting Mexican handcrafts.
La Quinta Luna is a member of the World Heritage Alliance
and it is engaged in promoting and maintaining the culture
and historical wealth of the region. As a member of the
Alliance, La Quinta Luna promotes sustainable tourism by
implementing the principles of the alliance, participating
in the qualification of the personnel of the hotel,
informing the guests on the sites patrimony, supporting
community development around World Heritage sites
Furthermore, the hotel is encouraging the employees to
support the local community and the United Nations’ efforts.
The hotel is not appropriate for minors.
ACCOMMODATIONS:
La Quinta Luna has
seven luxurious rooms, within thick walls and tall-beamed
ceilings. All rooms are unique and face the central patio,
where the garden and fountain are placed. A very strong
contrast exists between the exquisite classical colonial
architecture and the contemporary pictorial Mexican art that
dresses the walls, as well as the equally contemporary
furnishings.
Room Coyote - Standard:
This cozy room has a queen size bed and a beautiful view
towards the central patio. The bathroom is covered with
marble mosaics and it has a bathtub with a glass panel.
Room Conejo (Rabbit) - Standard:
This pretty room has one queen size bed and a niche in a
form of a shell framing the mirror of the room. The bathroom
is covered with marble mosaics and has a bathtub with a
glass panel. The room has street views.
Room Jaguar - Standard:
The Jaguar has two double size beds and a superb view of the
central patio. The bathroom has a beautiful bathtub framed
with a niche in a form of a shell covered by mosaics of
different shapes and colors. This room has garden views.
Room Colibrí (Hummingbird) - Junior Suite:
A lovely room with a king size bed, a sofa, an ample full
bathroom with shower, a kitchenette with talavera mosaics
and a small dining area. This room is great for extended
stays and it has street and garden views.
Room Pavo Real (Peacock) - Junior Suite:
This nice and cozy room has one queen size bed and a large
bathroom with a bathtub. It has a fireplace decorated with
aromatic candles and has street view.
Room Águila Real (Golden eagle) - Master Suite:
A luxurious and large room with one king size bed, lounge
area, fireplace and a flat-screen television. The wide
bathroom, decorated with marble mosaics, includes a shower
and Jacuzzi. Águila Real is perfect for romantic
celebrations. The room has street and garden view.
Room Caracol (Snail) - Presidential Suite:
This charming suite is located on the second floor of La
Quinta Luna and it has a wide terrace where breakfast o
dinner can be enjoyed. Caracol has a bedroom with a king
size bed and a flat-screen television, a large living room
with two sofa beds, a TV with surround system and a working
area. The bathroom has a wide Jacuzzi for two people with
chromo-therapy and a large dressing room. This room is
perfect to celebrate special occasions like anniversaries
and honeymoons, or just to relax and refurbish the spirit.
All bedrooms offer the following services and amenities:
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Bath robes and slippers
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Cable TV
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Coffee maker
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DVD
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Hairdryer
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Heater
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Internet
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Minibar
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Safety box
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Scale
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Telephone with direct line and free local
phone calls
RESTAURANT:
The hotel’s
restaurant is set where the original chapel was situated
and, as well as presenting exceptional art pieces in this
space, there is a carving of colonial origin and a finely
preserved wooden ceiling in which a beam is dated 1736. The
eclectic experience is furthered by an exquisite menu that
offers a mix of local specialties prepared with traditional
ingredients, innovative variations of Mexican favorites, as
well as international specialties that continue to contrast
the traditional with the contemporary. As well as its
restaurant, guests may choose to dine on the patio or within
the ambiance of their own room.
You will love the food and the menu that creatively blends
contemporary presentations and tasty local ingredients.
La Quinta Luna offers breakfasts from 8:30 a.m. to noon
every day of the week, combining Mexican products in new
recipes and presentations. The most popular dishes are: los
chilaquiles prietos, huevos cazuela con jocoque and the
spinach omelet. The menu for lunch and dinner changes every
two months in order to be able to offer to the guests new
dishes and this way discover new flavors.
GUEST SERVICES:
In La Quinta Luna
they enjoy pleasing and pampering the guests. Therefore,
they offer a personalized service that adapts to the needs
of each client. Within the additional services that the
hotel offers, we find:
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Beauty and health services on request
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Daily newspaper
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Excursions available on request
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Laundry services
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Massages on request
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Meeting room
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Private parking and valet parking
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Transportation services on request
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Wireless internet is available throughout
the hotel. Signal may not be available in all guest
rooms
The Library:
The Hotel La Quinta Luna has a library, which was
totally built with old wooden beams from the seventeenth
century rescued while restoring the house. It contains
approximately 3000 books including a wide collection of
design, economics and history books. The library also
contains books in other areas, especially on Mexican
artists, books with photographs of Colonial and Prehispanic
Mexico, and a small collection of Spanish and English
language literature. The guests have access to the library
and they can borrow books during their stay.
The library can also be used like a meeting room or a class
room and it has a screen, wireless Internet and a projector.
MEETINGS & EVENTS:
In the seventeenth
century mansion special events with the characteristic
distinction of La Quinta Luna can be arranged. You can make
good use of the large spaces and the restaurant for:
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Anniversaries
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Book presentations
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Concerts
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Meetings
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Weddings
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Wine tastings
Monthly Concerts: La Quinta Luna has a great
commitment to spread Mexican culture, as well as to support
the musicians of Puebla. The hotel organizes one classical
music concert the first Sunday of each month, introducing
different talented artists of the region. A small group of
people are gathered to make of this a special experience and
to achieve a very strong link between the audience, the
music and the artist. The concerts are open to the public
and they are free for the guests of the hotel.
For prices, reservations, availability and bookings, please
contact us at:
visit@luxuriousmexico.com
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