The hotel, its galleries, the terrace, the rooms and the historic center around it.
The Hotel de la Paz facade with wrought-iron balconiesThe Hotel de la Paz door on Callejón del EstudianteThe brass Hotel de la Paz plaque beside a lantern, number 1The Hotel de la Paz entrance at duskThe entrance arch with its iron gate, elevator beyondThe carved-wood reception deskGuests being welcomed at the front deskInner gallery with plants, an iron railing and a beamed ceilingUpper-floor hallway with plantsArched galleries with poinsettias at ChristmasThe gallery with the hotel elevatorA stone-floored hallway with chairsGuests walking through the arched galleryThe 24-hour front desk at Hotel de la PazThe hotel terrace with the Basílica tower and Guanajuato's hillsGuests on the terrace facing the Basílica towerThe terrace steps with the colorful hillside houses beyondThe terrace in the late-afternoon sunGuests sitting on the terrace in front of the BasílicaKing Suite: king-size bed, beamed ceiling and balcony doorThe suite balcony open onto Plaza de la Paz at duskThe King Suite sitting areaDouble Suite: two double beds and an open balconyDouble Suite with wrought-iron headboardsBathroom with walk-in showerSuperior King: king-size bed and beamed ceilingSuperior King with a window onto the callejónSuperior Double: two double bedsThe Basílica and Plaza de la Paz seen from a suite balconyThe Plaza de la Paz garden seen from the balconyPlaza de la Paz in afternoon light, from a hotel balconyThe Basílica de Guanajuato from the streetThe Basílica, Plaza de la Paz and Guanajuato's hillsThe Universidad de Guanajuato steps lit up at nightThe small square and steps beside the hotel
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