Casa No Name is a deluxe hotel in the historic center of San Miguel de Allende, in the Mexican state of Guanajuato. This ancient mansion was built in the 18th century inhabited by the bishop of that time who commissioned the biblical mural that borders the main patio, and in modern times it was home for the renowned artist and photographer Deborah Turbeville, who retrofitted it into his house and workshop. It was currently declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and its ancient library also exhibit works of art and fashion collections made in collaboration with Mexican artists and designers. Facilities include a terrace with a Jacuzzi, which overlooks the domes of churches in San Miguel. The hotel has a bar and offers continental breakfast and a la carte gourmet choices. This hotel offers ATVs on lending to roam the cobbled streets of the city (subject to availability). The 6 guest rooms located in the main house are fitted with original furniture and equipped with 800 thread bed linens, private bathroom with individual heating control, and Bvlgari amenities, air conditioning, Nespresso coffeemaker, WiFi, and TV. Accommodations also have flowers and fruits, and some of them have a fireplace. The lofts are located 1 block from the main house, and its architectural style combines walls dating back to the 17 century with contemporary design, while are designed for extended stays, as they have a kitchenette with a gas grill with two burners, refrigerator, microwave, dining table and chairs, and Alexa. The property is 1 block from Ángela Peralta Theater, 3 blocks from the main garden and Church of St Michael the Archangel, and 4 blocks from The Allende House Museum. Guanajuato International Airport (BJX) is 94 kilometers (58.4 mi) away, while Querétaro International Airport (QRO) is 84 kilometers (52.2 mi) from the hotel. ***Before your trip, please check with the national government the entry and stay requirements of the country you are visiting. Keep in mind that it is the traveler's responsibility to meet the rules and regulations established by the destination country.