Hostel inn

The shower was the best part, and the hotel itself was good. The kitchen was good too, and the dorm beds were fine. A strange guy stayed in my dorm, but they moved him the next day. I paid for three nights, though, and there’s no refund policy. I asked just four hours after paying on the first day, before there’d even been a shift change, because I wanted to leave the second day. San Miguel felt very boring and overpriced. One artist called it a “gringo sanitarium” 🤣. La Fabrica, a community of artists in an old textile mill complex, is the only thing I can recommend. I couldn’t find a bike rental to get to the archaeological site, since the only bike option was group tours, so I spent my third day reading in cafes. The botanical garden was so-so, and I love gardening. It’s not worth 100p. The city is over 30% more expensive for everyday needs, and the only supermarket is past the bus station, a 30 min walk from the center. Two days max. Queretaro and Guanajuato are both cultural icons. Unless you’re waiting for god to pick you up because you’re very old, San Miguel is nothing.