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Villa Montaña

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First-class hotel consisting of villa-style colonial houses within extensive gardens of cypresses and classical statues, with hilltop views of Morelia.

The Villa Montaña is a first class hotel overlooking Morelia from a hill top. The hotel consists of a series of cottage-style colonial houses interlinked by a series of tiled paths and bridges within extensive leafy gardens dotted with waterfalls, cypresses and statues.

There is a medium-sized heated pool with a terrace and view over the city. Rooms, housed within the terracotta villas scattered throughout the grounds, are elegantly decorated with antique-looking heavy wooden furniture and tiled floors. The hillside location of the hotel means that there are many different levels which, added to the classical garden setting, give a feeling of privacy, elegance and romance.

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