In the high-altitude light of Pátzcuaro , where the red-tiled roofs of the Michoacán highlands meet the morning mist, Hotel Mansión Iturbe stands as a quiet anchor of the Plaza Vasco de Quiroga . This 17th-century manor doesn’t just overlook the heart of the town; it embodies the architectural and cultural endurance that has defined this region for centuries. Hotel Mansion Iturbe - Iconic Colonial Facade at Sunrise Recently, Hotel Mansión Iturbe was recognized for the tenth consecutive year as one of the "100 Imperdibles de México" (the 100 Must-See Destinations) . In a world of fast-shifting travel trends, a decade of consistent national acclaim suggests something deeper than a simple stay—it points to a philosophy of hospitality that has remained a constant since 1970.   Mansion Iturbe - 100 Imperdibles de Mexico Award Ceremony The hotel’s modern chapter began when Doña Margarita Arriaga Pierres , a direct descendant of Don Francisco de Iturbe y Heriz , first open...