Puebla Homestays (1 properties)

In the spring of 2006, in a large, elegant adobe home built in the 19th century, a few steps from the Great Pyramid and the Royal Chapel, Estrella de Belem, a luxurious and charming six-room guest house and spa, opened. The old home was lovingly restored, respecting the original architecture while adapting it for today’s use. For two years, Puebla artisans carved the stone and wood with traditional tools. Two patios, adorned with limestone fountains, are the focal points of the building. Estrella de Belem has six guest rooms, called “Alcobas de los Pintores" (Bedchambers of the Painters). There is complete information about each alcoba on our bedchambers page. All alcobas have cable LCD televisions, a digital safe, two telephone lines with direct dialing, and high-speed internet Ethernet and wireless access. The alcobas have either king or queen beds. Some rooms have a full size sofa sleeper. All have baths with shower and tub. All have noise-blocking windows and wooden shutters that allow the room to be completely darkened at any time of the day. Also, the alcobas have radiant heat floors and air conditioning, although the thick walls of the hotel offer natural insulation. Smoking is not permitted in the alcobas and bathrooms, although it is permitted in the hotel’s public areas.