Name: Meson de San Antonio
Address: Benigno Serrato #33, Patzcuaro, Patzcuaro, Patzcuaro, 61600, Mexico
Rating: 9

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Licenciado y General Ignacio Lopez Rayon Airport

Meson de San Antonio

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Meson de San Antonio is my second home.  This is the third winter I will stay with Edain and her family for three months and by far it is the best place for me.  If you are looking for fancy don’t read any further. 

One of the many charms of Meson is the hacienda was built in the late 1700s and retains its authenticity. The garden is filled with flowering plants and is a beautiful space to enjoy the brilliant sunshine of Patzcuaro.
Clean, cozy and comfortable.  Meson is located in a super safe neighborhood just two blocks from the Basilica and maybe four blocks from the plaza grande.

There is a communal kitchen which is perfect for an extended stay.  I park my car on the street and there has never been a problem.  The photos on TripAdvisor are accurate but since Covid,  Meson no longer serves breakfast and there is no parking on the premises.  But the Wi-Fi is strong and available 24/7. 

The staff is helpful, kind, and friendly.  All said what more could anyone ask for!

This is the Place in Patzcuaro.

I always stay here when I go to Patzcuaro. Here’s why. The rooms are spacious, the beds and pillows comfortable, all the plubming works well and there’s plenty of hot water, and each room has a fireplace. It’s located on the street near the Basilica (two blocks from the main plaza), so it is convenient but not noisy. A few good places to eat are nearby, plus a bakery. The central garden very pleasant, the style is rustic colonial (very nice), very Mexican-looking. The internet signal is strong on two ends of the hotel, and I had no problem connecting or Zooming there. (The 18th cent walls are so thick that reception is not good inside the rooms.) In all, the best value as well as the nicest place to stay in Patzcuaro, for my tastes.

Beautiful, convenient, friendly, well-maintained

I drove by myself from Denver hoping to find a place to stay that would be kind to women. I booked this place almost by accident and the first day of my stay, I requested to rent the place for 3 months! I am in the middle of a divorce and decided to drive down to this magical land, and I can honestly say that this place Heals. The rooms are spacious, extra clean, with an Argentinian restaurant in the property. The food is delicious and the staff (3-4 people total) are the original owners of the place live on the other side of the building. They are kind, respectful and wish to make your stay memorable. They do offer longer stays if that is what you are looking for. I can't say enough good things about this place. The one thing I have to stress is that they welcome women traveling alone. They are taking ggod care of me and this is my way of thanking them. Do not hesitate to book here, you will NOT regret it! And the prices are ridiculous low! Come see for yourself...I will be here until July if you have any questions just ask me.-Marcela FV PS: It's steps away from the Basilica, the location is also a big PLUS.

This is by far the BEST place to stay for women traveling alone!

Small but great hotel of one level built around a plant filled courtyard.  We had room # 9, quite large with 2 double beds, a desk, wood burning fireplace, a couple of chairs and a large bathroom.  The shower was one of the best we’ve experienced anywhere we’ve travelled.  Very welcoming family owned business, a pleasure to do business with.

Close to Plaza Grande and Plaza Chica, easy walk to the area known as Once Patios, very quiet and restful.

3rd or 4 th Visit to Patzcuaro

This 100 year old hacienda offers an oasis in the heart of Patzcuaro. Located by the Cathedral with it's bustling mercado it is an easy walk to many fine restaurants and the central plaza. The spacious rooms each have a fireplace for those chilly nights, comfortable beds laden with soft sheets and blankets, and a coffee maker to get our mornings off to a good start. The staff are particularly friendly and helpful. I have stayed here many times and have never been disappointed. Since it is a very small hotel, reservations should be made early during special events.

My Favorite Place to Stay in Patzcuaro

This was the first time we were in Patzcuaro. The hotel accepts dogs. It has a beautiful courtyard with lots of trees and flowers. Very clean. There is a communal kitchen that can be used by all guests. It is very central to the three markets. We met some very nice people there who have been staying there every year. Would go back again.

A delightful place to stay

This family owned and run Meson (B&B) in Patzcuaro is a treasure.  We have stayed there twice on the recommendation of a friend who has been there dozens of times in as many years.   
This converted old home has about 6 rentable rooms.  Be forewarned that heat is a fireplace and it takes quite a while for hot water to arrive to your showerhead, but for the price (Approx $38 a night) it's fabulous.  Patzcuaro is about 5000 feet and COLD in the winter so bring your woolies. 

The staff don't do a lot to orient guests, so Ask.  There is a kitchen available for guests to use and coffee and sweetbread are available each morning. Across the street is a very tiny corner grocery store where I was thrilled to buy bananas and yogurt each evening which gave us a more than adequate breakfast.  Last year when I was there and feeling sick, I pretty much lived on kefer from that store. 

The rooms are arranged around a central garden with plenty of benches for enjoying the morning sun or watching birds flit through the trees.  The dogs in the back area can be a bit raucous and one night some of the guests were very cheerfully noisy until about 10 pm, but otherwise this hotel is blessedly quiet.  

The Meson is located up a gentle hill 4 blocks from the main plaza.  We (in our mid sixties) comfortably walked back and forth a couple times a day.   It is a long block from the Basilica de Nuestra Señora de la Salud and church bells ring several times a day.  

The family is friendly and helpful.  They live to one side and you just ring a bell to summon them.  They arranged taxis for us (and verified prices) to several out of town sites and both years we actually took taxis they recommended all the way to Morelia (about $40 US). 

I am not sure if they take online reservations, I have always just called and made arrangements by phone. 

Patzcuaro is a great town. This year we arrived while the plaza was being decorated for Christmas and we caught a couple nights of festivities.  Hanging out in the plaza people watching is a favorite activity and the Meson was a great place to come home to at night.  

Simple is sweet

This is a a small family owned hotel currently with 6 rooms.  Through the years, we have felt quite comfortable with the family members and have always appreciated the location, the facility and how it fit our needs.  There have been "issues" with partners and health of the ownership but things were more ship shape than when we last visited in September of 2015.  We were concerned going into this most reent visit for Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) having made reservations a year in advance.  Upon check in, we immediately saw the improvements.  

The rehab of the street and parking area out front was just being completed on Oct 28th and was an obvious improvement.  Our greatest surprise was that the street out front (Benigno Serrato) was "floral centro" for the cut flower vendors catering to Dia de los Muertos.  What an unreal sight!

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