iturbe room

 All the rooms at the Mansion Iturbe offer an abundance of historical charm.  They have either one king or two double beds, and some also have a sofa that converts to a further bed.  Bathrooms are generally small but pretty, often with heavy wooden doors and traditional tiles.

The mansion was once the main residence of one of the leading families in Pátzcuaro, and the guest rooms include Doña Paca's original bedroom.   Another room had a secret entrance and could be used for hiding people during the revolution.   Details such as stone window seats and step-out balconies make these quarters very appealing.

Many of the rooms have views over Don Vasco square or the quiet side streets, showing the quaint character of Pátzcuaro.  One internal room has a private terrace overlooking the courtyard.  Despite being in the heart of town, these rooms aren't generally noisy.