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Between Mexico City and Acapulco, an enchanting enclave awaits, rich in history, unique in atmosphere and housed age-old in settings. Built at the behest of Conquistador Hernan Cortes in Amacuzac, Mexico, Hacienda San Gabriel de las Palmas is a magnificent 16th-century colonial residence boasting antique-laden guest rooms and lush tropical surroundings. After painstaking restoration, this former Franciscan monastery - which served during the revolution as Zapata's headquarters - is today one of the country's leading luxury boutique hotels.
Hacienda San Gabriel de las Palmas
Km 41.8 Carretera Federal Cuenavaca,
Amacuzac, Mexico
CP-62642
Nearest Airport: TLC
I've now been coming here for 15 years, and I have never yet had a bad experience. Great swimming pool, great rooms, great locations for a private dinner, great colonial setting and beautiful grounds and lake. the best thing has repeatedly been the staff, especially Victor and Juan Carlos in the restaurant, Karem and Beatrice in reception and Don Gerardo with the horses. Can't recommend the hacienda enough.
johnhT5099WD - Mexico City, Mexico
It's tough to go to Mexico when it's 104 F and there is very little AC options. The hacienda is gorgeous and would be a great place to relax and enjoy if it had been cooler. The wedding reception was a blast and it was a great atmosphere to be enjoyed with an open venue. Food and drinks were delicious, the beds were comfortable. I think I would have enjoyed it more if it had been cooler.
roadtrip21 - Parkton, Maryland
San Gabriel de las Palmas has been owned since 1970 by a remarkable and dedicated famility, to restore and modernize this unique 5 starts Hotel. The gardens and property are beautifully kept, the suites and rooms are perfect as well as the common areas like restaurants, bars, swimming pools and Spa. A must if you visit Cuernavavaca and do not have a place to Stay, SaGabriel de las Palmas IS the choice.
valentemrs - Mexico City, Mexico
We went there for a relaxing family weekend and, although the rooms are beautiful, one can feel the history and the staff is very friendly, we were a little bit disappointed. The room, although beautiful and big did not have internet and the jacuzzi was not working. Every morning, at 8am, staff would chat just under our window, waking us up. The hacienda is beautiful and there are lots of hidden spots, however, walking the property, I was disappointed at how it was maintained. You could see trash in a lot of places, and as soon as you would wander off the main road, the gardens were dirty and unorganized. The staff was very friendly but the food just average and the pool was dirty with murky water. Overall it was not a bad stay, it just didn't meet our expectations, especially considering the price.
Pmorillon - Mexico City, Mexico
We came to Mexico City for our friend’s destination wedding. They said the location is two and half hours south of the City, but not to worry as they would have a shuttle take the guests out to the Hacienda San Gabriel, in the Cuernavaca area. On the day of travel, we boarded the shuttle for the transport to the Hacienda. It is actually located 35 minutes south of Cuernavaca in Amacuzac, Morelos. The Hacienda was a sugar cane plantation and it still grows sugar cane as evidenced from the canes in the fields on this large property. But the main part of Hacienda is beautiful from the rooms, swimming pools, restaurant and the grounds. Our friends had a pre-wedding reception party at the bar/pool area for the guests. The next day, the wedding was held in a large lawn area that was beautifully set-up. After the wedding the guests walked to the waterfall area for the reception. Then we all proceeded t to the restaurant for the dinner/reception. It was a beautiful wedding event at the Hacienda all around. For amenities, we did horseback riding, which was an hour ride guide by a vaquero, though the Hacienda property. You can swim, play tennis, go to the spa and play billiards. The restaurant offers a breakfast buffet and a set menu at the patio area. There was free wi-fi, but it was limited to the area around the hotel office and restaurant. Due to the stone walls, you cannot pick-up wi-fi from your room. Wished there were routers in the rooms. It was nice experience being in a lovely Hacienda. Beautiful grounds and friendly service.
Ajleong273 - Alameda, California
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