Casa 1810 Hotel Boutique occupies a restored 19th-century townhouse in Barrio Antiguo, Monterrey's historic nightlife and cantina district. The small property centers on a covered courtyard and rooftop terrace, putting guests within walking distance of Barrio Antiguo's bars, cafes, and the Macroplaza.
Casa 1810 Hotel Boutique occupies a restored 19th-century townhouse on Padre Mier in Barrio Antiguo, Monterrey's historic nightlife and cantina district, and just a short walk from the Macroplaza. The building's original colonial structure has been preserved and updated, with thick walls, high ceilings, and a covered interior courtyard that gives the property a sense of history absent from Monterrey's newer towers. Standard Rooms and Suites are individually finished, drawing on the building's colonial character while incorporating modern bathrooms and amenities. A rooftop terrace offers views over Barrio Antiguo's low-rise streetscape and is a popular spot for guests in the evening, while the on-site restaurant serves regional and international dishes in a setting shaped by the courtyard's colonial atmosphere. There is no spa or large fitness facility, in keeping with the property's small, boutique scale, but the location more than compensates for travelers focused on Barrio Antiguo's bars, live-music venues, and cafes, all reachable on foot. The hotel's intimate size allows for more personal service than larger chain properties, with staff able to offer tailored recommendations for the neighborhood's restaurants and nightlife. Its central Barrio Antiguo position also puts the Macroplaza and Centro's museums within easy walking range for daytime sightseeing.
Room types
- Standard Room
- Suite
Amenities
- restored colonial building
- courtyard
- restaurant
- rooftop terrace
Location
Padre Mier 651 Pte, Barrio Antiguo, 64000 Monterrey, Nuevo León
25.6689, -100.3134 View on map
Highlights
- Restored 19th-century townhouse in Barrio Antiguo
- Covered courtyard and rooftop terrace
- Walking distance to Barrio Antiguo's bars and cafes
- Individually finished Standard Rooms and Suites
- Close to the Macroplaza and Centro's museums
Tips for visiting
- Book a rooftop-facing room for the best views over Barrio Antiguo
- Walk to the Macroplaza and Centro's museums during the day
- Barrio Antiguo gets lively at night, so light sleepers should ask for a courtyard-side room
- Reserve a table at the on-site restaurant ahead on weekends
- This is a small property, so book well in advance during festivals and long weekends
Accessibility
As a restored 19th-century townhouse, the property has limited step-free access in some areas; travelers with mobility needs should confirm accessible room availability directly with the hotel before booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the hotel within walking distance of Barrio Antiguo's nightlife?
Yes, the property sits directly in Barrio Antiguo, within walking distance of its bars, cafes, and live-music venues.
Does the hotel have a spa or fitness center?
No, the boutique property does not offer a spa or dedicated fitness facility.
What makes the building notable?
It is a restored 19th-century townhouse with a covered courtyard, retaining much of its original colonial character.
Is the hotel close to the Macroplaza?
Yes, the Macroplaza and Centro's museums are within a short walk.