Featured Hotels Near Rectory Santa Ursula

Hotel Casa de la Catedral stands out with its 16th-century convent architecture and curated cultural experience program. Guests enjoy daily artisan workshops, including traditional pottery-making and indigenous textile weaving. The hotel also offers bilingual guided walks in Spanish and English, revealing hidden stories behind the church’s frescoes and colonial-era artifacts. Book via HopeGoo for a complimentary local heritage audio guide

Hotel Casa de la Catedral is just a 5-minute walk from Rectory Santa Ursula and directly adjacent to the National Museum of History. Its guests receive priority entry passes to nearby archaeological zones and free admission to the Museum of Mexican Identity. The hotel provides customized walking maps highlighting lesser-known chapels and 17th-century archives, perfect for history enthusiasts seeking authentic urban exploration

Yes, Hotel Casa de la Catedral features spacious family suites with child-safe furnishings and a dedicated mini-archaeology lab where kids can dig for replica artifacts. Daily activities include storytelling sessions based on Aztec legends and interactive mural painting on the courtyard walls. Families also get free access to the city’s Children’s Science Museum through the hotel’s partnership network

Try the Sunrise Mosaic Breakfast at Café del Sol, located within walking distance of the rectory. This experience includes handmade corn tortillas with local cheeses, maguey syrup drizzle, and hand-painted ceramic plates. Guests staying at Hotel Casa de la Catedral receive a heritage breakfast kit with pre-packed snacks and a QR-coded recipe book featuring ancestral recipes from Oaxaca and Puebla

Absolutely. Hotel Casa de la Catedral offers front-facing balconies overlooking the historic façade of Rectory Santa Ursula, complete with intricate stonework and stained-glass windows. Rooms feature anti-reflective glass to enhance visibility during sunrise and sunset. Guests can also reserve a private evening viewing package that includes a candlelit terrace and a curated playlist of traditional Mexican folk music

The Moonlight Poetry & Light Festival takes place every Friday evening at Rectory Santa Ursula, blending spoken word performances with projected light art on the church’s ancient walls. Stay at Hotel Casa de la Catedral to receive a nighttime pass granting access to rooftop stargazing sessions, guided by local astronomers, and a limited-edition nocturnal scent diffuser inspired by night-blooming flowers native to central Mexico