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Description |
The Quinta Real Aguascalientes, Mexico is a hacienda style hotel located just three miles from Jesus Teran International Airport and ten minutes from downtown Aguascalientes. Guests can tour any of the cultural and historical attractions including the renowned San Marcos Fair offering great shows and delicious regional cuisine, or any of the nearby art museums and theaters.
The hotel's stone façade, carved columns and arched entryways are examples of classic Mexican architecture giving it an authentic colonial style atmosphere.
Hotel guests are greeted with warm hospitality in the sun filled reception area complete with angelic sculptures and carved wooden horses in the lobby.
The hotel also features an on site restaurant that serves regional and international specialties with a view of the hotel's lush gardens. Guests can also take in the outdoor pool, 24 hour front desk and concierge services, banquet facilities and event catering, valet service, on site security guard, business services, child care services, 24 hour medical services, currency exchange and water purification system.
The bar and lounge also offers appetizers and cocktails in a beautiful fireplace setting overlooking the courtyard gardens.
Guestrooms have unique decorative fireplaces and Mexican artwork, premium bedding, extra towels and linens, bathrobes and slippers, private bathrooms with complimentary toiletries and bottled water, satellite TV, high speed Internet access, minibars, air conditioning and decorative fireplaces and Mexican artwork.
The Quinta Real Aguascalientes hotel is the ideal holiday getaway for romantic couples and anyone looking for a relaxing and rejuvenating weekend escape.
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Directions |
From agu – Take the highway south to Aguascalientes, drive 20 minutes to north on Jose ma. Chavez Boulevard.
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Nearby Attractions |
About 77 miles (123 km) to the south of Zacatecas, Aguscalientes is named for the thermal springs found in the area. The city is also known for a network of tunnels beneath it, clearly manmade—the origin of the city’s nickname “the perforated city”—, but no one knows by whom.
Modern Aguascalientes is an important manufacturing center, and several foreign companies have set up operations here.
The city is especially renowned for its spectacular sunsets and the Feria Nacional de San Marcos, Mexico’s oldest state fair, which has been celebrated here since 1604.
Most of the city’s sights can easily be seen on foot.
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