A few articles about El patio 77
Enrich your visit from Britain with a stay at El patio 77 by Eve Pearce
The New York Times about San Rafael district
México Desconocido about El patio 77
El patio 77, Mexico City's First Eco Bed & Breakfast
National Geographic Traveler article about El patio 77
Budget travel: Boutique Hotels for 150 $ or less
San Rafael is a traditional, colonial neighborhood and one of the first planned in the city. It is located in the middle of Mexico City's main attractions. You will find the old market San Cosme (number 8) just 2 blocks from the guest house, as well as the beautiful Reforma Avenue, museums (Eco, Chopo, San Carlos), gourmet restaurants offering local fare, and lots of theatres. If you decide to spend more time in Mexico City, we will be glad to recommend circuits and experiences outside what you'll find in the guidebooks.
Access to El Patio 77
El Patio 77 has an ideal location. The inn is just 3 blocks from the San Cosme subway station. This subway line goes straight to the zócalo, Mexico City's main plaza--the site of gorgeous colonial cathedrals, ancient Aztec ruins and the most important national government buildings. You can easily access the city's attractions by public transportation (subway, bus, or the "metrobus" rapid transit system) or walking.
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 Neighborhood's map, To print it: "click right on the map+ print" |
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| El patio 77 entrance |
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