Casa Luna Bed & Breakfast

estled in the mountains four hours north of Mexico City, lies the quaint village of San Miguel de Allende, a Spanish-colonial jewel designated an historic monument by the Mexican government. With narrow cobblestone streets, colorful markets and fiestas, numerous shops, mild climate, galleries and fine restaurnats, San Miguel is a favorite destination for artists, writers and discriminating world travelers. Casa Luna B&B, a restored 18th century villa with two-foot-thick walls and 20-foot-high ceilings, is an oasis in the heart of town, just two blocks from the central plaza.

The villa has three fountains, intimate patios, flower-filled courtyards and the Starlight Lounge guest honor bar. The central courtyard, filled with plants and flowers, is graced by an elegant fountain and large bougainvillea tree. Guest rooms are luxurious and comfortable with fireplaces, featherbeds, quilts and ceiling fans. In addition to the guest rooms, there is an indoor/outdoor living room, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen, massage room and several patios. Guest rooms have twin beds which convert to kingsize and private bathrooms with tub and shower.

The Santos Suite located on the first level off the central courtyard. The suite has a private library/living room filled with books, separate bedroom, two fireplaces and private bath with tub and shower.

The Yellow Room, off inner courtyard, quiet and peaceful, with view of the fountain. A traditional "ojo de buey" (oxen-eye round window) is set high in the wall of the elegant-mirrored bathroom.

The Red Room, located on second level with high boveda ceiling and fireplace in sitting area and romantic, fabric-draped canopy bed. Bathroom and dressing area designed with wonderful tile.

Frida Kahlo Blue Folk Art Room, located on second level with private plantfilled patio. Colorful folkart from throughout Mexico covers the walls. Large bathroom and separate dressing room.

The Garden/Bath Room, on first level with private patio and 20-foot-high vaulted ceiling. An elegant iron and fabric canopy bed faces the large fireplace. Wellknown ceramic artist Capello crafted a beautiful sink.

The Calendar Room, on first level with private patio and large tiled bathroom. The bedroom walls are covered with antique Mexican calendars. Large iron and glass doors open onto the private patio.

Escondido, on first level with private patio and view of fountain. Bedroom doors open onto a lovely portale sitting area. An over-sized antique headboard and curtained dressing area make for an elegant setting.

Boveda Room, on second level with three large vaulted boveda ceilings in the bedroom, bath and entrance. The bed is backed by an elegant handcarved headboard. Cut tin fight fixtures cast romantic patterns on the ceilings.

New Mountain View Room with large boveda (vaulated ceiling), private patio and views to the mountains.

A full breakfast with fresh fruit, juice, bread and various hot dishes is included with all rooms.

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES:

• Full breakfast with fresh fruit, juices, and traditional Mexican cuisine
• Airport transfers and tours arranged upon request
• By car, 1-1/2 hours from the Leon/Guanajuato International airport
• Private cooking classes and shopping excursions arranged upon request
• Each guest room accommodates two people with either two twin beds or one king
• Ideal for groups with large dining room and kitchen for demonstrations
• Private parties with mariachis, food and drinks upon request