PUEBLA

Mesón de Capuchinas

9 Oriente 16, Antigua Calle De Capuchinas, Puebla, Puebla 72000

History whispers from the walls of the 17th-century building that is the affable Espinosa family´s second hotel in Puebla. Mesón de Capuchinas is in a privileged location in Puebla´s historic center. Once the former residence of an aristocratic family today a most extraordinary ocho-room hotel. The worn edges of times past lend character to a contemporary palette of white, aquamarine and citrine walls, against which the display of antiques and artwork is dramatic. All rooms are spacious, with different layouts and unique furnishings. The ensemble is unexpectedly avant-garde while respecting the historic roots of the building. At the Mesón de Capuchinas´ intimate 40-seat restaurant the food parallels the design — a contemporary interpretation of international classics — and is delivered in a serene room with a sleek, modern finish. While it is an excellent sanctuary from which vacationers can explore all the city and state have to offer, the hotel also caters to the needs of business travelers, with rooms featuring writing desks, coffee makers and complimentary morning newspaper. 

Mesón Sacristía de la Compañía

6 Sur 304, Callejón De Los Sapos, Puebla, Puebla 72000

From the exterior, Mesón Sacristía de la Compañia looks like a simple colonial building with typical Spanish terraces and heavy wooden doors. Once you enter its courtyard, you are instantly transported back to 19th-century Mexico. The decor is a combination of beautifully preserved colonial antiques and rustic furniture. The traditional Talavera pottery of the area is used along with exquisite gold-leaf detailing around the door frames. Each room at Mesón Sacristía de la Compañia is uniquely decorated in antiques, and if you like what you see, you can buy the whole ensemble and take it home! How so? For generations the Espinosa family has sold antiques in the Los Sapos area of downtown Puebla. There´s even an antique gallery that features anything from furniture and tapestry to figurines and religious art. Their award-winning cuisine of traditional Pueblan dishes is served in the courtyard with patio-style seating and live music daily. Experience colonial Mexico at its best and be pampered with exemplary service in Puebla.