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The Banyan Tree Puebla Hotel is situated in a beautifully restored 19th-century building. It captures Mexican culture while offering the luxurious comfort for which the brand is known. The hotel's courtyards and rooftop pool create a peaceful escape. The warm, personalized service also contributes to the retreat's ambiance. This urban sanctuary is an ideal spot to relax, immerse yourself in the city's culture and history, or unwind. Read on to discover more about this property.

Overview

Banyan Tree Puebla is situated in a 19th-century building that formerly housed the Azul Talavera Hotel. The new Banyan Tree Puebla is every bit the extravagant production we've come to expect. It combines historical significance with all the modern comforts one would expect.

As with the main restaurant, Pasquinel Bistrot, the rooms and suites have a hint of their past. There are also other facilities, such as the panoramic roof deck, which has a Thai bar and restaurant.

Location

The main plaza (zocalo) in the old colonial town and the cathedral are within a 10-minute walking distance of the hotel. A five-minute walk will also take you to bars, restaurants, and colorful streets with art studios and markets. However, to get to them, you will have to cross a busy interstate that crosses the city.

Although the hotel is set back from the street, it's separated from the street by a fountain decorated with ceramic tiles. Moreover, Cholula's 300+ churches are only 25 minutes away. Puebla's modern district, including the International Museum of Baroque, is also easily accessible.

Style & Character

Puebla is on the rise, and this hotel is a part of that. This hotel was formerly known as the Rosewood Puebla. It consists of three buildings with different areas, like tunnels and a chapel. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site. In the central courtyard, there are purple jacaranda blossoms and a tiled fountain.

Moreover, the interiors are grand, formal, and elegant. They're a far cry from the sometimes chaotic streets of Puebla. The lobby also features a sculpture by Mexican artist Gustavo Aceves of an austere horse. It is just one of the many Mexican touches throughout the hotel.

Service & Facilities

The service is over-the-top. The staff will open doors and explain the technology to you. They also deliver meals from the restaurant quickly. They'll do everything to ensure the stay is smooth. The hotel is also awash with good English. There are large, quiet bookshelves in the lobby, filled with art books, including Frida.

Moreover, the rooftop bar and pool area are surrounded by loungers. The city's skyline is especially atmospheric when illuminated by the church towers that dominate the night. The rooftop spa is small. It has only three treatment rooms and no steam rooms or saunas. Still, it offers top-notch treatments.

Rooms

The hotel offers 78 guest rooms. They are modern yet have a vintage touch. Solid wooden bedside tables and chests add warmth and character. Moreover, the cast-iron lamps glow orange at night, creating a cozy atmosphere. Expect to find comfy armchairs, plush rugs, and old-fashioned drink trolleys. You will also see retro-looking Bose portable speakers.

The Mexican influence shows in many areas. You can see it in the bright pillow covers and the arches with blue Talavera tiles. The bathrooms are also spacious and predominantly white, with large bathtubs, white sinks, and rain showers.

Dining

Bistrot Pasquinel is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It has the appearance of a wine cellar. The dinner menu features steaks, sea bass, scallops, tortilla soup, and a variety of international dishes. The small details make an evening memorable. Think of freshly baked red wine and cranberry bread. Additionally, there are delightful desserts, such as The Nest.

Moreover, Cello Cucina Italiana offers Italian cuisine. Saffron serves Thai food. Bar Los Lavaderos offers drinks and tapas, and its rooftop bar is a great spot to enjoy a drink.

Additionally, Trattoria Cello is a bistro on the street. It offers a variety of Italian dishes and wines.

Los Lavaderos

Los Lavaderos is a basement bar that is open to everyone. The glassed-in tunnel and stone washbasins are conveniently located nearby. A charcuterie selection, as well as a list of cocktail options, is available along with seating by the fire. There is also a separate area reserved for small groups.

Saffron

Saffron is the Banyan Tree's signature Thai restaurant. It sits at the top of the hotel and has one of the best views of the city. The restaurant serves real Thai food. Guests can enjoy views of the city skyline and the distant snow-capped mountains.

Pasquinel Bistrot

The Pasquinel Bistrot has a garden-like vibe. Here, innovative cooking and organic ingredients take center stage. This venue has become famous for its Trinitaria's Garden Sunday Brunch.

Spa & Wellness

Banyan Tree's philosophy revolves around wellness. The Banyan Tree Spa is a perfect example of this. The treatments draw inspiration from Asian healing practices. Banyan Tree Spa Academy therapists are also trained to offer genuine, high-quality treatments.

The spa also offers massages and rituals that incorporate natural elements, such as petals and herbs. Couples may also enjoy romantic treatments, such as chocolate-covered strawberries or rose baths. Individual wellness rituals are also available to nourish and rejuvenate the skin.

Family-Friendly

Upon request, the hotel can provide cots at no charge. Extra beds cost a small fee each night. This hotel also welcomes pets.

Moreover, the hotel features both lifts and ramps. It also has two wheelchair-friendly rooms.

Takeaway

Banyan Tree Puebla is an excellent choice for those seeking to experience both culture and comfort. Every detail counts. The courtyards, well-planned bedrooms, and caring service boost a sense of calm. If you want to explore Puebla or relax in the hotel, you will have the time of your life. You'll gain a greater appreciation of the city.