Stay in a 19th-century mansion with eight tastefully appointed rooms, each decked out with crafts from a different Mexican state. Like that Huichol bead art or Oaxacan black ceramics in your room? Take them home with you – guests can purchase basically anything in the house that's not bolted down. A daily-changing breakfast is served in the ecofriendly B&B's pleasant patio.
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