Hotel Museo Palacio de San Agustín

This was a very interesting hotel and a very unique stay on this particular trip. The hotel has a very traditional feel so you have to go into it with that expectation. The service level was excellent - the staff were warm and friendly. Our allocated room was a fun experience and we felt like we were in a hotel with character and a lot of history. We would recommend this hotel for the experience alone.

One of the unique and beautiful hotels that I have seen in my travels around the world. It is like staying in a museum with over 700 paintings surrounding you.||The hotel was built in 1675. With various uses over the years, including a monastery. All of the beautiful walls and ceilings were painted by hand during an eight year remodel.||My son and I stayed in the Francisco suite. As corporate pilots we frequent a number of hotels and this was a treat.||The staff were very helpful and patient with my little knowledge of Spanish.||Located in the Centro, it is within east walking distance of many restaurants and sites. The nearby plaza is active at night with performers , music and just fun!||The downtown area is clean with street vendors selling unique crafts along with many storefronts. The architecture is fascinating to see .||I highly recommend this hotel , you will enjoy it.

Visited from Chicago for a wedding. Absolutely beautiful hotel and great service. Breakfast was included with your room and that was delicious. Loved the hotel tour and the connecting wedding venue was stunning!! Would definitely return! We don't speak Spanish but had minimal to no problems with translation.

⸻ I’ve traveled all over the world, and every time I visit San Luis Potosí, this is my top choice. The place is stunning and full of history—truly one of a kind. The staff is exceptional: attentive, professional, and genuinely welcoming. Great food is just a short walk away, and the VIP parking service makes everything effortless. Just pull up to the front, and they take care of the rest. The interior of the hotel is breathtaking, and the overall experience is consistently outstanding

Beautiful mansion from 1675 with amazing decoration. Whatever they did was an impressive job. And there is a beautiful decorated chapel in the third floor. Breakfast was good and served in a nice room. Dinner was a disaster and we ended up going elsewhere: cava restaurant located in a deep basement covered with rocks. Looking really nice. But despite our reservation, they could not serve us because they were "overwhelmed" because they had a party of 10-12 people. Bathroom water was hot and superhot. No cold water.

Joined my husband on a business trip. Beautiful hotel with interesting artwork on display. I would say this isn't the best hotel for a business trip (per my hubs and his coworkers ; ex. no iron in each room, but they are available at the front desk). Also a little challenging because they will only provide one key per room - since he was here for work and I was here for fun we needed to coordinate quite frequently) Delicious morning breakfasts with great service. (Although a bit slow for the business traveler). I had a wonderful massage from Norma!

Amazing hotel. Close to everything . Great staff and service

Gorgeous. It is a hotel and a museum. You can stay there, or pay for a tour and learn the history of the place. We went for brunch, which was good and not too expensive. The lobby, though... worth just popping in to marvel at the stained glass doors and ceiling. And check out the well in the middle of the room! From what I saw online, rooms are not even that expensive, not for somewhere that swanky. Wish we'd had more time to explore it or more money to stay there!

Wow this is a historic hotel with a history. Luckily we had friends that knew the people that work here and we were able to get a tour. The basement area has old tunnels that house a under ground spring. Most of San Luis Potosí at least the older parts still use the springs as their water source. If you get a chance while being a tourist, stop by and see if you can learn more about some of the history of San Luis Potosí