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Perched
on a hillside, with spectacular panoramic city and mountain
views, Casa Estrella de la Valenciana welcomes you to experience
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Our Breakfasts
Our guests enjoy a full breakfast included in the room rate. Wake up to Mexican coffee, a variety of juices, and fresh native fruits. Our breakfast entrees vary daily. Special dietary requests are welcomed at the time of your reservation.
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Our Grounds
Casa Estrella is bordered by a 16th century cobblestone street leading to ancient mine ruins. Breathtaking mountain and
city views are enjoyed from every room and the multi-leveled terraces on the estate. The garden is shaded by avocado and tropical fruit trees. Our guests may choose to enjoy our heated
Jacuzzi and outdoor swimming pool (seasonally heated,) refreshments in
our rooftop honor bar, or browse through our library which offers a selection of CDs, DVDs, VHS tapes, and books. |
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Our Architect
Francisco Moran Velazquez, Arq., of Guanajuato, GTO, combined his talents as architect and designer of Casa Estrella to create a blend of Mexican and Mediterranean styles. His vision has created a warm and romantic atmosphere of casual elegance.
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Our Special Appointments
The distinctive decor of Casa Estrella includes marvelous examples of some of the finest in Mexican art. Unique works by local ceramicists Gorky Gonzales and Capelo and hand painted tiles by Azulejos Decorativos Carrillo of Dolores Hidalgo. Handwoven bedspreads and curtains designed by
Ricardo Lazo of Mexico City. Beautiful hand tooled lamps by Casa del Conde in La Valenciana and Museo de Gene Byron in Marfil.
The finely woven Zapotecan rugs from Oaxaca were provided by Felipe
Hernandez of Indigo Rugs. Many more examples of hand carved furniture and furnishings combine to create a showcase for the many artistic treasures of Mexico.
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Casa Estrella is a Smoke-Free Inn
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Photographs on this website provided
by Ron Klein, Juneau, Alaska; Bruce Darga, Detroit, Michigan;
Eric Lynxwiler, Los Angeles, California; and Ezequial Gonzalez
Esparaga, Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato, Mexico
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