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| This small, twenty-two room inn is located 85 kilometers
south of Mexico City and may be reached by car or bus, via a pleasant drive
through pine forests and small villages. |
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| Even Cortes himself intended to retire in Cuernavaca and
built a palace, which is now a regional museum. |
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| There is a gentleness and amicability about the staff,
which makes one feel at home. |
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| Las Mañanitas has been honored with the Travel
Holiday Magazine and "DiRoNA Award" for fine dining every year since 1968.
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| The gardens are enhanced by a number of fountains, a
Japanese pond with exotic birds, and an imposing collection of the Francisco
Zúñiga sculptures. |
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| There are countless excursions to be made within
Cuernavaca, including the Potter's community of San Anton, Teopanzolco Pyramid,
Borda Garden, etc. In Cuernavaca itself, there is a flower festival in the
spring and celebrations to mark the Day of the Dead on November 1st and 2nd
each year. You can also make excursions out of Cuernavaca to the picturesque
village of Tepoztlán, with it's steep cobbled streets and ruins in the
surrounding National Park, the Olmec-style rock carvings of Chalcatzingo, and
the Xochicalco Pyramids. The really adventurous may wish to climb the
Popocatepetl. |
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Ricardo Linares 107
Cuernavaca, Mor. México
U.S. Reservations: 904-288-0036
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| At an altitude of 5,000 feet, Cuernavaca is 724 meters
lower than Mexico City and its spring-like weather all year round has made it a
popular retreat since the days when the Aztec nobility lived there. |
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| A feeling of serenity pervades every aspect of a guest's
stay, which comes from a combination of factors: the peaceful garden setting,
the finely appointed suites each overlooking a garden or with its own private
patio. |
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| Our favorite rooms are the Garden Suites (we prefer rooms
away from the noisy dining area) with a king-size bed, dressing room, bath,
walk in closet, living room with fireplace, and large covered terrace
overlooking the private garden and pool. |
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| Enjoy a romantic al fresco dinner with a vintage bottle of
wine. |
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| One of the greatest glories of Las Mañanitas are
it's gardens that provide a beautiful setting with a large swimming pool,
immaculately maintained lawns, and a great variety of plants and flowers. |
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2003 Daily Rates in USD: Terrace Suite ...Cozy rooms
with a covered interior or exterior terrace, overlooking the principal garden,
where the restaurant is. King size bedded, closet and bathroom with tub
(Sunday-Thursday) $190 - (Friday & Saturday) $220.Patio Suite
...Cozy and comfortable suites with a living room and fireplace, private patio,
fountain and garden, with no view. King sized bedded, dressing room and bath
with tub (Sunday-Thursday) $250 - (Friday & Saturday) $270. Garden
Suites... Suites with a living room and fireplace, ample covered terrace
overlooking our private garden and pool. King size bedded, dressing room and
bath with tub (Sunday-Thursday) $285 - (Friday & Saturday) $310.
Mañanitas Suite ... A master suite, with an ample and confortable
living room with fireplace. A large covered terrace overlooking the main
garden, where the restaurant is. Two rooms: the principal is king size bedded,
closet and fireplace; the second one is twin bedded, closet, an fireplace, both
of them with bathroom (Sunday-Thursday) $390 - (Friday & Saturday) $425.
Rates do not include 17.5% federal taxes or a 5% service charge. We would
appreciate a deposit equal to two nights´ room rate per weekly
reservation. Visa, Master Card, and American Express Credit Cards are accepted.
The cancellation policy is 7 days prior to arrival in order to refund the
deposit and avoid charges. Tranfers from Mexico City Airport for up to five
persons is $110 each way. The minimum stay during weekends is for Friday &
Saturday night.
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