La Rinconada Tequisquiapan

It is a very picturesque town, with its cobbled paving streets and antique houses and buildings. Its central plaza has this particular multipurpose stand known as Kiosco, a Church built in an original baroque style, all the plaza is surrounded by portals with a big variety of stores.The Resort is about 10 min walking from this plaza. Across the town there are a lot of restaurants, handcraft & art craft, clothing, typical candies and all sort of stores. Near we have the Freixenet and La Redonda wine cellars with tour visits daily. Also visit San Juan del Rio, Opal Mines, Pena de Bernal and Yehxto estate.

The resort has 35 comfortable and wonderful Villas style guestrooms for 6 and 8 people, with private bathroom, living room and kitchen. The rooms have a fireplace, cable TV, dressing table and chair, fan, the bathroom with shower and whirlpool tub with hot water 24 hours a day, body, hands and facial towels, amenities in the bathroom; the kitchen is equipped with microwave, refrigerator, and utensils (if required).

Address: Avenida Juárez Número 19, Colonia Centro COL. CENTRO Tequisquiapan Querétaro Tequisquiapan Qro México 76750 Mexico 

The original town was founded in 1551 by an Otomi cacique. In 1656 it was christened Tequisquiapan, Nahuatl word meaning "place of waters and tequezquites". For over three centuries, the majority of the population was indigenous, which is reflected in the simple but harmonious architecture of its old buildings. Although modern in city living, it’s old, warm, provincial, smoke and raucous noise free atmosphere springs out at you.A typical picture of Tequisquiapan include the clear blue sky, narrow cobblestone streets, old buildings with wrought iron windows where pink bougainvillea lie, colonial time buildings, squares full of flowers and the slow tolling of the bells at dawn. There are also many businesses around the kiosks to relax while trying a fruit based ice cream, or a delicious coffee, typical small shops in town, water parks and hot springs.

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