 | | |  | | When you enter the grand lobby of the Quinta Real Saltillo, you may feel transported into the exquisite private residence of a Spanish Viceroy. With its dramatic cupola, richly upholstered furniture, and spectacular floral arrangements, the lobby surrounds you in elegance, tranquility and luxury—an ambience that extends to your beautifully appointed residence. Quinta Real Saltillo's spacious, individually designed suites evoke the elegance of the colonial era, but with all modern comforts. Enjoy hand-carved period furnishings, lavish décor and amenities that assure your comfort. Later, take a refreshing dip in the sparkling pool, set amidst perfectly manicured gardens, ideal after a day of sightseeing in nearby Saltillo, or before a leisurely dinner in the elegant ambiance of Las Vitrinas Restaurant. | |
Why is this resort unique?Saltillo was founded as a Spanish outpost in 1577. In 1591, a mining settlement populated by relocated Tlaxcaltec Indians was established. The town became a strategic center for Spanish expeditions embarking on explorations to the north. Accommodations- High-speed internet access
- Air-conditioned
- Hand-carved period furnishings and original art
- Views of the central or exterior gardens
Bedding Configurations- 1 bedroom: 1 king or 2 queens
Amenities- Las Vitrinas Restaurant, serving gourmet cuisine
- La Cantina bar, offering international beverages and live music
- Outdoor heated swimming pool
- Fitness center
- Wireless internet access
Some amenities have additional fees. Area Attractions- Alameda Zaragoza, a leafy, quiet park featuring a playground, a famous lake in the shape of the Mexican Republic, and an equestrian statue of General Ignacio Zaragoza
- The Cathedral, dating from the 18th century and considered one of the finest examples of churrigueresque (ultra-baroque) architecture in North America
- Desert Museum, an interactive museum illustrating life in the desert, with one pavilion dedicated to dinosaurs
- Government Palace, containing a collection of murals
- Mexican Bird Museum, showcasing the largest collection of birds in Latin America
- Plaza Acuña, the city's busiest square and central to Saltillo's daily life
Directions & Contact InformationAir: Saltillo Plan de Guadalupe International Airport (SLW) is 5.7 miles from the resort. Saltillo is served by Mexicana and Continental airlines and is located two and a half hours by car from Nuevo Laredo, 45 minutes from Monterrey, and two and a half hours from Reynosa. For more information on Quinta Real Saltillo, call (866) 621-9288 or (844) 438 84 50. | Quinta Real Saltillo
Blvd. Sarmiento 1385,
Fracc Rancho de Peña, Saltillo, Coah.
25204 Mexico For local Reservations Consultant contact information, Click here. | |
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