Hacienda San Angel

This suite off the courtyard. Above its entry is a 16th Century French Gothic steeple and inside there is an old Mexican Horse is circa 1930, from Morelia; and an 18th Century large Portrait of Santa Barbara.

View of the lovely fountain in the courtyard. Sofa that is actually a double bed that is partially recessed into an alcove. Hand carved wooden piece framing the niches containing various saints. Filled with antique, Mexican hand carved, wooden statues of saints. Has original work of art that was copied from the Medici´s family portrait of Leopoldo, which hangs in the U´ffizi Gallery in Florence Italy.

With city and partial ocean view from the bed and from the private balcony. This suite features a lovely Mexican oil painting of Mary with Christ Child circa 1750. Furnished with early 1900´s furniture pieces.

Features one balcony and two private terraces with panoramic views of the city and bay, one of which is accessed by a lovely wrought iron spiral staircase. This ample suite has a king bed and in the bathroom antique marble columns form the middle arch of the beautiful Italian marble bathtub and shower.

Queen Bed-View of the Crown of the Cathedral of Guadalupe. View Puerto Vallarta's spectacular sunsets from your large private balcony. On the wall is an 18th century painting of the Virgin Mary. This painting represents the moment of their immaculate conception. The archangel San Gabriel in the painting is the messenger of God and the dove represents the Holy Spirit.

Two double beds. Garden and pool views. The 19th century niche with a wooden Mexican sculpture of the Virgin Mary with Baby Jesus holding a dove is from a church in Vietnam. It was salvaged at the end of the war. Two Mexican devotional paintings that were prayed to, one holding the Christ Child depicts the Virgin de la Candelaria and the other is the Virgin de la Macarena. As folklore has it, many miracles have been attributed to these paintings.

Lovely garden views. It is on the same level as the swimming pool with its broad vistas of the town and Bay of Banderas. The nude sketch in the bathroom of this suite is by famed Mexican artist Ernest Munoz Acosta, circa 1965 and was exhibited at the Palais Royale in Paris.

This area of the Hacienda is joined by a narrow street. It has even closer up views of the Bay and snuggles beside the crowned spire of the Guadalupe Cathedral, Puerto Vallarta’s signature landmark. Its name – Spanish for “The Bells” honours the verdigris chimes tolling nearby. Features two private terraces with panoramic views of the city and bay, one of which is accessed by a lovely wrought iron spiral staircase.

King size bed features garden and ocean views and a small outside terrace with a table for dining. The Mexican painting of Our Señora de Refugio is circa 1840.

King bed has beautiful ocean views. The huge terrace which is shared with another suite also has spectacular ocean and city views. The large armoire is French, circa 1900 and the chair is Spanish, circa 1890. On the wall is a Mexican painting of the “Sagrado Corazon de Maria”, circa 1830.

King bed has panoramic ocean and city views. It has a large window seat with lovely views. The small armoire is Mexican circa 1900. There is a painting of San Jose with Christ Child circa 1750 during Mexico’s Colonial period. The white dove in the background represents the Holy Spirit.

King Bedded spacious suite with 19th Century antiques has a view of the cathedral and ocean from one of its two private balconies. The second balcony overlooks the bubbling fountain in the courtyard below.

Queen Bed with a fabulous view and includes a private sitting area The full image Mexican painting of the Immaculate Virgin is circa 1880 and is in the original frame. Hanging in a corner is a gold Leafed Wooden Venetian Chandelier with candles circa 1850. The piece of furniture used as a night stand to the right of the bed next to the bathroom door was originally owned by Luther Burbank

King bed and panoramic views of the town and bay. Sitting area just outside the bedroom with its own Jacuzzi. Above the bed is a 1920s copy of the famous Monja Coronada from the main cathedral in Guadalajara.

This large suite has a king bed-two balconies-a private terrace and great ocean and city views. As you go through the arched opening before entering the suite there is a painting of San Migel circa 1910 in its original frame. Inside the niche to the right is a large armoire which is English, circa 1900. The full image Mexican painting of the Immaculate Virgin is circa 1880 and is also in the original frame.

This one bedroom villa with its close-up view of the cathedral and Banderas Bay features a king-sized bed-salon-dining room-kitchenette and several terraces-one cradling a private hot tub. The exquisite nineteenth-century antiques include a Rectory table-carousel camel and a Mexican trunk-as well as Persian carpets-wall sconces and crystal chandeliers. This suite offers complete privacy.