Taxco, Guerrero, settled on the ruins of Tlashco, "place where the ball is played," the Mexican silver capital, was home to important figures who drove its development to acquire great architectural and mining relevance.
Walking through its alleys is to feel the history and identity of this town surrounded by mountains and ravines that houses one of the most beautiful examples of viceregal architecture: the Parish of Santa Prisca and San Sebastián, as well as numerous workshops where silver metal is finely crafted.
About Us
We preserve the colonial tradition of our city Taxco de Alarcón, Guerrero, reflected in the architecture, decoration, and atmosphere of our centrally located, tranquil, and welcoming place, which offers all the services one has in mind when seeking accommodation at affordable rates.