Set in the town of El Fuerte, Posada del Hidalgo was built in 1890 as the home of one of its most influential mayors. Today, the historic 68-room mansion wraps around leafy courtyards, fountains and tropical gardens. Original rooms retain high ceilings, timber beams and balconies, while the atmospheric Casa Vieja is associated with the […]
Posada del Hidalgo has a real sense of place. Its courtyards, arches and gardens immediately transport you into El Fuerte’s layered past, while the richness of the local history gives the stay much more character than a conventional hotel. It makes an atmospheric starting or finishing point for travelers heading deeper into northern Mexico and the Copper Canyon region.
By preserving its historic building, Posada del Hidalgo acts as a ‘living museum’, honoring El Fuerte’s heritage and local folklore, including its association with the legendary El Zorro. The hotel employs locally and champions local culinary traditions and ingredients, while encouraging low-impact ways to explore the surrounding environment, such as non-motorized birdwatching trips on the Fuerte River.
Our custom-tailored journeys start from $1,000 USD per day for two travelers. ($1,800 per couple in beach destinations)
