Rental basis: Entire house or apartment
Number of bedrooms: 3; Number of other rooms with beds: 0
Number of bathrooms: 2
At our home we are committed to the new Airbnb cleaning protocol.
very enlightened altogether private guarded 24 hours a day. Walk 10 minutes from central Mall, 15 minutes from plaza de armas (main square).

The Department Is Delivered Completely Clean, In Case Of Requiring Any Additional Cleaning During Your Stay, It May Be Requested In Advance And Will Have An Additional Cost Of $ 400 To Be Paid In Cash. If Your Stay Is Greater Than One Week, A Minimum Cleaning Will Have To Be Made Every 15 Days With Charge To The Guest.




The city of Queretaro has an immense historical richness as it has witnessed different events of relevance in our country, besides having the very representative colonial baroque of the eighteenth century in most of its buildings, with all this in its favor it would be rare not to find characters that despite not being in the history books, are part of the historical legacy of this magical city.

This beautiful city combines the provincial essence with a cosmopolitan reality, uniting nostalgia and future. On these pillars the identity of Queretaro and those who inhabit it is configured; the most knowledgeable call this distinctive feature: "la queretaneidad".


Queretaneidad is eating, strolling and having fun; it is the folklore that is embodied in its gardens, streets, theaters, arenas, markets and restaurants. For the people of Queretaro, it is a lifestyle treasured in its traditions; for those who visit this city, it is an experience that must be known.


Start living the Queretaro experience by visiting the Templo de San Francisco de Asís and the Casa de la Corregidora in downtown Querétaro, two emblematic sites that you can visit during your visit to this independence city. Afterwards, head to the majestic Aqueduct of Queretaro, which is more than eight thousand meters long.


You can't leave Queretaro without walking through the alleys of downtown, tasting enchiladas queretanas on the terrace of a restaurant, eating a delicious marquesita of hazelnut cream with cheese and drinking a warm white atole in the stalls of the main squares.