On board the new KIA Sorento Turbo in Viajero OEM we arrived at an incredible destination to live a relaxing weekend, located just a few minutes from downtown San Miguel Allende, Guanajuato; a boutique hotel located in the hills from the Los Cordillera Picachos, a place that houses 52 rooms, among which there are 12 Grand Suites, and that bears the same name as this area: Hacienda Los Picachos.
Before it was known for being a site that housed thoroughbred horses, now the so-called stables were converted into cozy rooms They offer a warm stay. Throughout the whole place the original architecture stands out to maintain the seal of the hacienda. One of the charming details is that each room has the name of the horse that once lived there and it is located at the top of the front door on a wooden plaque; don’t be surprised to stay in the room Lightning or Titan.
At first there were only these peculiar rooms, but over time, the project began to grow and the so-called chalets They are presented as small houses with a more refined stay, with a modern urban style and fully equipped to meet the basic needs of the guests.
It has a view of the mountain which you can enjoy through its large windows; on the first floor you will find a living room, cable television, closet and the spacious spa-like bathroom equipped with a bathtub and separate rain shower with double vanities. When you climb the stairs you will have a room with a dresser, a king size bed and another television.
This place is ideal for a romantic getaway, where you can enjoy the tranquility and forget about the hustle and bustle of the city.
You can choose to just rest and admire the beautiful sunsets or the nights full of stars or do some activities such as archery, paddle tennis court, athletics track or the pool; It also has a gym, spa and temazcal.
If it’s about eating well, don’t worry as the place has two restaurants: ME, a gourmet proposal where you will find delicious dishes; Y KASOKU, focused on sushi and mixology, a perfect mix for a fun afternoon.
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