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Description |
Perfectly located just ten minutes from downtown and the industrial corridor, Quinta Real Saltillo exemplifies the outstanding quality and exclusivity that is the trademark of all Quinta Real hotels.
Providing the highest standards in luxury and comfort for the business and leisure traveler, Quinta Real Saltillo expertly combines warm hospitality, exquisite design, and impeccable service with the beauty and joy of Mexico.
As they step into the lobby, guests feel that they have arrived at the private residence of a Spanish Viceroy. And they know that they are in a special place when they check in at a beautiful, hand-carved desk while enjoying a glass of sparkling wine, courtesy of Quinta Real.
With its dramatic cupola, terra cotta Saltillo tile floor, inviting chairs and sofas upholstered in rich fabrics, and spectacular floral arrangements, the lobby invites guests into an intimate world of elegance, created specifically to provide them with a sense of peace, tranquility and luxury.
The Quinta Real standards of comfort and impeccable taste are carried over to the wide corridors, adorned with huge mirrors, hand-carved furnishings and original art, and well light with impressive brass chandeliers.
The inviting pool, set amidst perfectly manicured gardens, is the perfect place to start off the day with a refreshing dip, or unwind before a leisurely dinner, either in the comfort and privacy of your suite or in the elegant ambiance of Las Vitrinas Restaurant.
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Hotel Facilities |
Valet parking
Safe
Fitness facility
In house dining
In house bar
Children allowed
TV in room
Data ports
Business center
Outdoor pool
Air conditioning
Mini bar
Hair dryer
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Directions |
Conveniently within the city's main industrial and commercial district, 10 minutes from downtown and the industrial corridor. Guadalupe Airport: 6 mi/10 km, 7 minutes. Mariano Escobedo Int'l Airport: 37 mi/60 km, 50 minutes.
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Nearby Attractions |
Located in a broad valley surrounded by the imposing peaks of the Sierra Madre Oriental, Saltillo was founded as a Spanish outpost in 1577. In 1591, a mining settlement, populated by relocated Tlaxcaltec Indians, was established and the town became a strategic center for Spanish expeditions embarking on explorations to the north.
About 53 miles southwest of Monterrey, Saltillo is the capital of the state of Coahuila. A leading industrial city, its outskirts are filled with manufacturing plants producing automobiles, engine parts, ceramic tiles and textiles
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