Meson Sacristia de la Compañia - Puebla

From the exterior, Mesón Sacristía de la Compañia looks like a simple colonial building with typical Spanish terraces and heavy wooden doors. Once you enter its courtyard, you are instantly transported back to 19th-century Mexico.

The decor is a combination of beautifully preserved colonial antiques and rustic furniture. The traditional Talavera pottery of the area is used along with exquisite gold-leaf detailing around the door frames. Each room at Mesón Sacristía de la Compañia is uniquely decorated in antiques, and if you like what you see, you can buy the whole ensemble and take it home! How so? For generations the Espinosa family has sold antiques in the Los Sapos area of downtown Puebla. There´s even an antique gallery that features anything from furniture and tapestry to figurines and religious art.

Their award-winning cuisine of traditional Pueblan dishes is served in the courtyard with patio-style seating and live music daily. Experience colonial Mexico at its best and be pampered with exemplary service in Puebla.

Consider This …

The city of Puebla has much to offer and should be visited. Neighboring Cholula is equally enticing and certainly the perfect combination for a well-rounded visit of the area and its intriguing history.

You´ll Especially Love

Almost all items that are used to decorate the guest rooms are for sale. This is not only a hotel but also a live showroom.

You May Want To Know

That Mexico City and Oaxaca can be reached by first-class bus (and it really is!) in under a few hours. Mesones Sacristia de la Compañía´s popular restaurant features live music from 9:30 – 11:30 pm on Friday and Saturday nights. Guestrooms are located above this area so it may be a bit noisy for early sleepers that choose not to partake in this activity. Please also note that the restaurant closes at 6pm on Sunday nights and alternate plans should be made for dinner. The hotel staff can happily assist you in finding the perfect alternative.

The owners will be opening Sacristía de Fray Juan, what promises to be Puebla’s most cutting-edge hotel, in May 2012. Stay tuned.

What´s Fabulous Here

The location, the cuisine, the decor and the unsurpassed hospitality. This is authentic Puebla at its finest!

Who It Would Appeal To

Foodies and antiquarians will adore Puebla and more so, this charming hotel which specializes in wonderful pueblan cuisine classes and mexican antiques.

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Stays of less than seven days: one-night deposit required.
Stays of seven days or more: 30% of the entire stay is required.

Stays of less than seven days:
No penalty will be charged for cancellations received 48 hours or more prior to arrival date. Cancellations received 24 hours prior to arrival date will be charged 50% of the normal rate for one night, less than 24 hours prior will be charged the normal rate for one night.
Stays of seven days or more and groups:
No penalty will be charged for cancellations received seven days or more prior to arrival date. Cancellations received less than seven days prior to arrival date will be charged 30% of the entire stay.
No-shows will be charged one night.

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Location:

Near El Parian markets, two blocks from the zocalo, 30 minutes from the airport, 15 minutes from the central bus station.

Owner:
Leobardo Espinosa L.

6 Sur 304
Callejón De Los Sapos
Puebla, Puebla
72000