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Just one hour from Mexico City, Cuernavaca remains one of the country's smartest and most enjoyable getaways: historic gardens, colonial architecture, world-class museums, magical towns, and archaeological sites, all with the warm climate that earned it the nickname "City of Eternal Spring.".
Las Casas B+B is literally across the street from the Palacio de Cortés and within walking distance of the most interesting points in the historic center. From here you can explore the city on foot in the morning, head out to Tepoztlán or Xochicalco during the day, and return to rest at a boutique hotel with a heated pool, spa, and garden restaurant.
Ideal for those seeking a boutique hotel in downtown Cuernavaca from which to explore on foot.
Designed to stay
Located for exploration
In front of the Palace of Cortés, in the heart of the Historic Center
The difference between a good getaway and one you remember isn't just about where you go, but from where you go. Being in the heart of the historic center allows you to walk to the major must-sees, reduce travel time, and make the most of every hour of your weekend.
At Las Casas B+B, you can combine cultural exploration during the day with poolside relaxation in the afternoon, a treatment at The White Spa before dinner, and a leisurely dinner at HOUSE Restaurant once the city's pace has slowed.
That's the plan.
Exit the hotel, cross the street, and you are in front of one of the most important buildings in the colonial history of America: the Palace of Cortés, the oldest preserved civil structure from the colonial era on the continent. Almost 500 years looking at the same square.
Originally built as Hernán Cortés's fortified residence, it now houses the Cuauhnahuac Regional Museum with a notable archaeological collection and, as its centerpiece, Diego Rivera's imposing mural "History of Morelos, Conquest and Revolution.".
📍 Across from Las Casas B+B · Open Tuesday–Sunday, 9am–6pm · Entrance $60 pesos
Ideal for the morning of the first day. Return to the hotel to eat at HOUSE Restaurant.
Founded in 1525 by the first twelve Franciscan friars who arrived in Mexico, the Cuernavaca Cathedral is one of the oldest in the country and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Its scale is impressive from the street; its interior, with the mural discovered in 1957 that narrates the martyrdom of Felipe de Jesús and 23 missionaries in Japan, surprises those who don't expect it.
Don't leave without visiting the Museum of Sacred Art, inaugurated in 2018 within the same complex.
📍 2 blocks from Las Casas B+B · Free admission
Chosen as Emperor Maximilian and Charlotte's summer residence in 1865, Jardín Borda is one of the most photogenic spots in the city.
Lush vegetation, historical fountains, a lake with small boats, and an active cultural agenda with concerts, theater, and exhibitions.
2 blocks from Las Casas B+B · Entrance $30 pesos
Perfect for a quiet afternoon before heading back to the hotel pool.
"If you only visit one museum in Cuernavaca, make it this one."
The Robert Brady Museum occupies the Tower House and was home to American collector Robert Brady, who amassed an extraordinary collection of Mexican art and pieces from around the world.
Includes original works by Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Rufino Tamayo, as well as African, Asian, and Latin American art.
The fourteen rooms remain almost exactly as Brady left them when he died in 1986.
1.5 blocks from Las Casas B+B
Just a 5-minute walk from the hotel, the MMAC is one of the most interesting contemporary art museums in the country's center.
Created to house the work of Juan Soriano, it also functions as a platform for artists from Morelos and Mexico.
The building, designed by architect Javier Sánchez Corral, is an essential part of the experience.
5 minutes walking distance
Teopanzolco — "The place of the ancient temple" in Nahuatl, are the pyramids of the Tlahuicas, the original inhabitants of Cuernavaca.
An amazing archaeological site located in the middle of the modern city.
The new Teopanzolco Cultural Center adds a notable architectural contrast.
10 minutes from the hotel
Ideal to combine with MMAC in the same morning.
David Alfaro Siqueiros' house-studio converted into a museum and cultural center.
Monumental murals, contemporary exhibitions, and one of Morelos' most interesting cultural spaces.
10 minutes by car
30 minutes from the hotel, Tepoztlán is the perfect getaway within the getaway.
Magical town surrounded by mountains, famous for the climb to Tepozteco, its artisan market, and its relaxed atmosphere.
30-minute drive
Go up to Tepozteco early and return to the hotel for dinner at HOUSE.
One of the most impressive and least crowded archaeological sites in Mexico.
Important cultural center between 200 and 900 AD.
Include the Pyramid of the Feathered Serpent, the Observatory, and an excellent museum.
30 minutes from the hotel
The world's largest floral garden with 37 hectares of themed gardens.
Japanese garden, Italian garden, and sensory labyrinth.
30 minutes from the hotel
In 1941, Las Estacas opened to tourists as a day spa and country ranch. It is a nature park with a 1 km natural river originating from over 40 springs; the largest spring (borbollón) produces 7,000 liters of water per second. It offers diving and zip-lining.
The nature reserve has been a protected area since 1998. We recommend taking a day trip.
45 minutes from the hotel
Perfect as a full-day excursion.
The Palmira Chapel in Cuernavaca (Mexico) is one of the most famous works of the architect Felix Candela. "El cuate de los cascarones" Built in 1959.
Concrete shell structure considered a benchmark of modern architecture in Mexico.
10 minutes from the hotel
Cuernavaca has beautiful golf courses where you can practice your swing, but the most recommended by our own clients is Tabachines. Simply dial "0" and our front desk staff can connect you to the golf course of your choice.
Our team can help you manage the reservation.
10 minutes from the hotel
Raft Mexico is the leading Adventure Tourism company in Morelos; they offer unique and unforgettable experiences through activities in contact with nature, such as rafting, kayaking, hiking, climbing, rappel, caving & canyoning.
Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Oaxtepec.
Water slides, wave pools, and water rides.
50 minutes from the hotel
Ideal for a fun day before returning to the hotel to rest.
Palacio de Cortés, Robert Brady Museum, Jardín Borda, and Cathedral on the first day. Tepoztlán or Xochicalco on the second day, with time to relax by the pool or at the spa.
Cortés Palace, Cathedral, Borda Garden, Robert Brady Museum, MMAC, Tepoztlán and Xochicalco.
Cortés Palace, Cathedral, Borda Garden, Robert Brady Museum, and MMAC are less than a 10-minute walk away.
Yes. It allows you to walk to the main points and make better use of your time.
Tepoztlán is more active. Xochicalco is more archaeological and tranquil.
Las Casas B+B has a heated pool available year-round.
HOUSE Restaurant offers contemporary Mexican cuisine in a garden setting.
Las Casas B+B is across from the Palace of Cortés and steps away from the main attractions.
Borda Garden, Robert Brady Museum, couples spa and garden dinner.
A weekend allows you to see the must-sees. Three days allows for a more relaxed exploration.
The City of Eternal Spring combines history, culture, nature, and gastronomy on a perfect scale for a getaway.
Las Casas B+B is in the center of it all—literally across the street from the Palacio de Cortés—with a heated pool, spa, and restaurant waiting for you when you return.
Las Casas B+B Hotel
Palace of Cortes
Cuernavaca Zócalo
Morelos Museum of Popular Art (MMAPO)
Robert Brady Museum
Borda Gardens
Cuernavaca Cathedral
Juan Soriano Museum
Power Gym
"Las Plazas" Shopping Center"
Pullman de Morelos Downtown
BANORTE Bank (ATM)
Banco BANAMEX (ATM)
Tepoztlán
Mexico City
Xochicalco
Jardines de México