Counts of Zevallos
It is said that my father, Manuel de Segura Zevallos, built this house, but that is something I could not confirm. My earliest memories here, from when I was very young, already show a completed building, with its front courtyard full of shops and storage rooms. Upstairs we had a chapel that frightened me, with the flickering candlelight and the crucifixes and images of saints.
A couple whose story is intertwined with that of this house—and who also form part of the greater historical tapestry, as they were very likely the hosts of Iturbide and O’Donojú during the signing of the Treaty of Córdoba..
In their room, you will discover details of everyday life in the colonial era at a time close to the turmoil of the War of Independence.
Counts of Zevallos Room
1 extra-large double bed and balcony
It features L’Occitane toiletries, bathrobes, a hairdryer, and slippers. This room includes soundproof doors, a living room, a dining area, and a copper bathtub, as well as a private bathroom with a shower, air conditioning, a smart TV with cable channels, a safe, minibar, and coffee maker, along with city views. The unit includes 1 king-size bed.
You won’t be charged anything yet.
Property Highlights
Parking
Free parking,
Private parking
Views
Balcony, City views
WiFi
Free internet
Kitchen amenities
Coffee maker, Dining table, Minibar
Room amenities
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1 King-size bed
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Soundproof doors
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Wardrobe
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Air conditioning
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Non-smoking room
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Wi-Fi
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Telephone
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Coffee maker
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Cable TV
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Laptop safe
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Dining area
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Minibar
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Gas fireplace
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Lounge area
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Smart TV
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2 balconies with views of the pedestrian street
Bathroom amenities
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Rain shower
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Full-length mirror
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Luxury amenities (L’Occitane)
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Beauty/Shaving mirror
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Hair dryer
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Iron and ironing board
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Slippers
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Bathrobes
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Copper bathtub