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Hotel Plaza de Armas
The hotel's central courtyard seen from the entrance corridor, open to the dome above

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Photos of Hotel Plaza de Armas, Querétaro, inside and out

Every photo on this page was taken in the building you'd be sleeping in: the colonial courtyard under its dome, one room per type, Restaurante La Nación and the pool out in the open air. Look before you book.

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How you'll recognize the building

The hotel is the pink cantera building under the arcade on Plaza de Armas, and you walk in at Andador Libertad 35. These are the two views you'll actually see when you arrive.

The hotel facade under the stone arches of the arcade, with the restaurant tables out on the sidewalk
The hotel door at Andador Libertad number 35, with the Plaza de Armas crest beside it

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The courtyard, the corridors and the lobby

An 18th century building in the historic center: the courtyard under its dome, reception with its chandelier, and the arched corridors that look down on both.

Reception under its chandelier, with leather chesterfield sofas and a tall arched window
The upstairs corridor and its wrought iron railing, under the courtyard dome
The inner face of the courtyard, with its row of wrought iron balconies
A sofa set beside the railing in the upper corridor of the hotel
The entry hall with its gold framed mirror
A dragonfly print hanging in the arched corridor of the hotel

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One photo per room type

Tap the type you're interested in and you'll get the whole room. The balcony and terrace rooms are the ones with the light and the view over the square; the interior rooms are the quietest in the building.

Deluxe room 101, with its King bed under a wrought iron canopy frameDeluxe, interiorJr Suite 105, with a King bed under a wrought iron canopy frameJr Suite, interior, more roomJr Suite Double 203, with its two beds against a lit stone wallJr Suite Double, two Queen beds, sleeps fourThe view from the balcony of suite 211 over Plaza de Armas and the government palace with its flagJr Suite Premium, balcony over the squareMaster Suite 204, with its canopy bed under an exposed beam ceilingMaster Suite, private terrace
The bed in Jr Suite Premium 212, with the balcony doors standing open
The private terrace of Master Suite 204 and its carved cantera stone fountain
Jr Suite Double 214, with its two beds and a round window above them
The bed in Deluxe room 107, set against a lit stone wall
The bed in Jr Suite 215, set against a lit stone wall
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Where you eat: Restaurante La Nación

The hotel's own restaurant, with its brick arch over the bar and a colonial dining room next to it. Bar Traspatio is in the building too.

The bar at Restaurante La Nación under its brick arch
The colonial dining room, with a beamed ceiling and a chandelier over the tables
A solid wood table in the hotel dining room, under the chandelier

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The pool in the courtyard, day and night

The pool sits out in the open between the cantera walls of the courtyard, with the terrace and its tables on the level above. Photographed by day, and lit after dark.

The pool by day, with the cantera stone steps beside it and the inner facade behind
The pool seen over the planter box in the courtyard
The pool by day, with the table terrace on the level above it
The pool lit at night between the cantera walls of the colonial courtyard
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