Our largest suite is designed to function as the ultimate San Miguel pied-à-terre, your home away from home, open space to explore your artist within. It features a cozy living room space for leisure and a spacious bedroom with a contrasting black and white mid-century design. The spa-inspired bathroom houses a granite tub below two cupolas filled with stars, mirrors, and shimmering light.

This upper-level suite boasts sweeping views of downtown San Miguel’s main square, iconic Cathedral, and the interior gardens of La Valise and Pedro Friedeberg’s mural. Inside you’ll find neutral tones, sleek furniture, and soft organic textiles. It also features a private terrace with an outdoor shower.

Located on the ground floor fronted by the interior zen gardens, this breathtaking room has high wood-beamed ceilings and exudes a soothing stucco palette adorned with soft textiles. The hallmark of this luxurious suite is an antique soaking tub in front of a warm fireplace, the perfect cozy addition to San Miguel’s cool evenings.

Inspired by Diego Rivera’s famous Anahuacalli Museum, this suite features three grand arches carved from local stones reminiscent of a Mayan temple. The room also boasts a Mikveh-inspired bath used for purification rituals, exuding the finest in peace and luxury.

Ornately designed, this suite looks out directly to the inner courtyard and gardens of La Valise, its soul! Aztec monkey symbolism by Pedro Friedeberg decorates the walls of this suite. Ozomatli, meaning “monkey,” is the day in the Aztec calendar associated with the god Xochipili, the god of flowers, feasts, fun and creativity.

This spacious and peaceful suite features a spa-inspired Roman soaking tub enclosed by a custom-made metal bell sculpture. The room is adorned with mid-century furniture and lush textiles and boasts light-filled views of the interior zen garden. Its name yields to an Aztec sign called the “Nahui Ollin,” a concept that translates as a movement.