Hotel Mansión Iturbe: Celebrating 55 Years of History in the Heart of Pátzcuaro, Michoacán, México
In the very heart of Pátzcuaro , directly facing the iconic Plaza Vasco de Quiroga, Hotel Mansión Iturbe proudly celebrates 55 years of history, tradition, and an unwavering commitment to excellence in Mexican hospitality. Housed within a jewel of New Spanish architecture, designated as a Historical Monument, this hotel is a living testament to a legacy that dates back to 1790. It was then that Don Francisco de Iturbe y Heriz , a renowned businessman and administrator of the Royal Customs, acquired this former trading and muleteer house. Its corridors once echoed with history, serving as a crucial point on the trade routes that stretched from the Manila Galleon to Acapulco, passing through the Pátzcuaro customs house on their way into Mexican territory. Celebrating 55 Years of History & Hospitality at Hotel Mansión Iturbe, Pátzcuaro The entrepreneurial spirit of Margarita Arriaga Pierres , a descendant of the original owners of this historic mansion, was fundamental in bringing...