Lugares para visitar en Pátzcuaro y sus alrededores

  Celebrating 56 years of continuous operation in the tourism sector represents a journey of consistency and adaptation. Reaching more than five decades consolidated as a benchmark for historic hospitality demonstrates that the project initiated by Doña Margarita Arriaga Pierres in 1970—a direct descendant of Don Francisco de Iturbe y Heriz , who acquired the property in 1790—remains relevant thanks to the daily dedication of her family and responsible evolution. Hotel Mansión Iturbe Facade in Pátzcuaro right in front of Vasco de Quiroga Square Contributions to the Tourism and Community Development of Pátzcuaro Since its opening, Mansión Iturbe has integrated into the economic and social fabric of the city. Its contribution to the destination is sustained through concrete actions: Local Economic Impact: Permanent integration of regional suppliers and Purépecha artisans in the establishment's daily operations. Attraction of Conscious Tourism: Hospi...

At Hotel Mansión Iturbe , we are truly thrilled and deeply grateful. We have some wonderful news to share: we have officially been awarded the "Hecho en México" (Made in Mexico) certification by the Ministry of Economy, both for our hotel and our beloved Doña Paca Restaurant . This past Saturday, we had the honor of receiving this distinction from Mtra. Omega Vázquez Reyes , the Ministry of Economy’s delegate in Michoacán. She joined us for this special milestone in our home—a moment that, far beyond being a formal document, felt like an embrace of our very identity. Official Recognition: Hotel Mansión Iturbe and Doña Paca receive the "Hecho en México" Distinction Receiving the "Hecho en México" seal from Mtra. Omega Vázquez Reyes, Delegate of the Ministry of Economy in Michoacán. For those of us who make up this team, this seal confirms that the heart we put into our work every morning—ensuring our colonial mansion looks impeccable and every dish t...

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...

While many travelers seek the typical beach resorts, a more profound and soulful experience awaits in the highlands of Michoacán. Pátzcuaro, one of Mexico’s most iconic Pueblos Mágicos , remains a sanctuary for those seeking "Slow Travel" and deep cultural roots.   Old-World Elegance at Hotel Mansion Iturbe in Patzcuaro Stepping into Pátzcuaro is like discovering a destination where history lives on. The town’s preserved colonial architecture, with its red-and-white cobblestone streets and 16th-century plazas, offers an unspoiled beauty that is rare to find in today’s fast-paced world.   The Day of the Dead Altar at Hotel Mansión Iturbe: A Pátzcuaro Tradition Beyond its aesthetics, Pátzcuaro is the heart of the Purépecha culture. Visitors can immerse themselves in world-class craftsmanship and savor the ancestral flavors of Michoacán’s cuisine—the 'Michoacán Paradigm' that served as the foundation for UNESCO to designate Mexican Traditional Cuisine as Intan...