They built terraces overlooking the garden, constructed a separate studio where they could work, and modernized the plumbing and wiring. They then filled the house with folk art from every state in Mexico and created eight guest rooms, each with an individual style incorporating elements of Mexican art. The result is a warm and welcoming blend of sophistication and playfulness, now known as a most unique and exceptionally inviting Bed and Breakfast. The sunny living room, or sala, has a fireplace, comfortable furniture, and a great collection of books. In the lush tropical garden a colorful tent from Rajastan, India, has become the outdoor living room, and is a wonderful place to read, nap, or gather with other guests after a day of sightseeing in downtown Guanajuato.
Breakfast is served overlooking the garden in a glass-enclosed terrace.
The breakfast table is a sight to behold, with hand painted chairs and brightly colored linens. One of the most beautiful cities in Latin America, Guanajuato offers a variety of art and history museums, restaurants, sidewalk cafes, and a unique cast iron market building. The Guanajuato State Orchestra performs weekly in season at the Teatro Juarez, a Victorian and Moorish style theater that is itself worth the price of admission. Across from the theater is the Jardin De La Union, the main plaza of the city. Stroll around the Jardin, or stop for a cappucino or dinner one of the outdoor restaurants.