Hacienda de los Santos
Alamos, Mexico
Calle Molina 8, Alamos, Mexico, 85760
Original Property Opened in 1710
Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2015
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Family owned and operated, Hacienda de los Santos is the result of an ambitious renovation project that lasted for decades. The restoration nonetheless did a marvelous job of turning the original hacienda into a luxurious boutique hotel. Hacienda de los Santos is actually composed of three Colonial-style mansions, as well as one sugar mill that dates back to the 18th-century. This marvelous destination specifically resides within the quaint city of Alamos, which is a designated National Monument of Mexico. The town’s main plaza beckons to guests just a few steps away from Hacienda de los Santos, while sightseeing abounds at the mercado and historical cathedral. Charming venues for dining are also present throughout Alamos and are great for travelers who enjoy experiencing local music and cuisine.
Discover
- Discover the Spanish Colonial-style architecture of this terrific holiday destination. Hacienda de los Santos was formed from three colonial mansions and one sugar mill that dated back to the 18th century. All four of these facilities were part of a self-contained estate called a “hacienda.”
- Walk to the Casa de Las Delicias in downtown Alamos. A wonderfully renovated estate that dates back to the 19th century, the Casa de Las Delicias is especially known today for its thrilling ghost stories.
- Stroll through the Plaza de Armas just steps away. Constructed during the 19th century, the Plaza de Armas is surrounded by many beautiful cobblestone roads, imposing archways, and lush vegetation. It is specifically home to a beautiful Baroque-style church known as the Parroquia de La Purísima Concepción.
Explore
- Explore the Casa Museo María Félix. This stunning cultural institution was once the home of famed Mexican movie star, María Félix. Félix’s house is now a museum that commemorates her long and storied career.
- Visit the mining town of Aduana. Located just outside of Alamos, it is a quaint village that stands as a fantastic memorial to the industrial history of the surrounding countryside. Come learn about Sonora’s mining heritage in Aduana.
- Travel to the Eco-Museo de Sitio Tehuelibampo in nearby Barrio Cantúa. The Eco-Museo de Sitio Tehuelibampo is actually a pre-Columbian archeological site that preserves the history of the area’s Proto-Mayan people. It features many different cave paintings that were created several thousand years ago.
Experience
- Experience a romantic sunset at the famous Los Algodones beach. Located several miles north of the neighboring city of Ciudad Obregón, the Los Algodones beach provides for unrivaled views of the majestic Sea of Cortez.
- Tour the Museo Costumbrista de Sonora. One of the best museums in Sonora, the Museo Costumbrista de Sonora chronicles the rich history of the entire state. It features a wealth of artifacts that preserve this heritage, such as historic automobiles, currency, and textiles.
- Go birdwatching in the Área Natural Protegida Sierra de Álamos. This verdant national park bears the reputation of being one of Mexico’s best places for watching for its distinctive variety of native birds. Afterward, hike along the many trails that wind throughout the Área Natural Protegida Sierra de Álamos.
Taste
- Taste a classic local dish known as a carne deshebrada. This delicious food consists of slow-cooked braised beef that is typically shredded and served in tacos or burritos. No trip to Sonora is ever complete without tasting a delectable carne deshebrada.
- Savor some wonderful seafood. Given its close proximity to the Pacific Ocean, Sonora is ripe with a wide variety of distinctive local seafood dishes. Come try one such local favorite known as Camarones a la Parrilla, which consists of barbequed shrimp braised in an amazing garlic sauce.
- Delight in another beloved food called puchero. Originally from Spain, puchero is a savory beef stew that is typically cooked with garbanzo beans, sweet corn, green beans, and other unique vegetables. Be sure to try this outstanding local dish when out exploring Sonora, especially in its northern towns where the dish is more popular.