Looks great. Long ago (70s) I went on a summer field school to SW Mexico and our group took up 2/3 of an old town house turned small hotel (Hotel Mi Solar-has an online mention so still in business) in Uruapan, Michoacán built by some hacienda owner back in the colonial days. Beautiful workmanship and details throughout. Very much like the place you stayed. It had been modernized with electricity and running water.

A family owned and ran it as a hotel that specialized in traveling salesmen etc. The head cook had turned those salesmen into "recipe collectors" bringing her dishes from all over Mexico and Central America. One of them got into it so much he learned how to cook the recipes he found and scheduled an extra day in town so he could prepare and teach in the kitchen. During our summer there we got to try a couple of his new discovers. Even some of the millionaire landowners of the area would come there to eat and often send a cook to learn the new dishes. Some of the big hotels sent cooks to learn dishes also. Lunch was really busy with the local businessmen coming to eat.

I see on one online site it is listed as a 3 Star but guest ratings are a 4.6/4.7. It also seems to be enlarged, maybe they took over the buildings next door. I know during the summer our field school was there they almost never had a vacant room and at meals they often had people from the area waiting for a chance to eat.

A stunning variety of outstanding shots ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

A stone seat? I remember sitting on the cold cement of the front porch of our first house. My mom always told me not to sit like that too long because I would get "piles." What horror those stone seats must wreak