Grand Fiesta Americana Querétaro

Let’s live, enjoy and rejoice the magnificent experience of staying in this hacienda, in the Mexican style with 500 years of history.

Legend has it that in the 16th century Hernán Cortés rewarded Malinche for her loyalty to the place where Fiesta Americana Hacienda Galindo Resort & Spa is located today. A place with a colonial atmosphere but with all the luxuries of modernity, full of gardens and vegetation that evoke spaces of our culture and history.

The attention and hospitality characteristic of Fiesta Americana is incomparable: smiles, good treatment and an unbeatable service.

A trip to the past in the middle of walls and unforgettable sensations. History and exclusivity in our hands.

Located 62 kilometers from the hotel, this magical town is home to the third largest monolith in the world. This is one of the 4 Magical Towns in the state of Querétaro.

Located 33 kilometers from the hotel, this charming town features cheese and wine farms, as well as hot air balloon rides and is part of the 4 Magical Towns.

Located 28 kilometers from the hotel, this enchanting town is famous for it Otomi's craft doll, which is a cherished part of Queretaro cultural heritage, it was named a Magical Town in 2019.

Visit this beautiful and tranquil winery for tours of its underground cellars, wine tastings and horseback riding among the scenic vineyards.

Take a free tour of this winery located 15 minutes from Tequisquiapan. Learn about the colorful Salvador grape and the famous aromatic Cabernet Sauvignon produced here. Your tour ends in the wine cellar, where you can taste and purchase wines of your choice. 

Framed by beautiful vineyards, Donato Winery offers tours and tasting, along with an enchanting chapel and space for meetings and weddings of up to 1,000 guests. 

This vineyard is located in El Marqués, an area famous for its wine production, which was founded by the Spanish in the 16th century. Tastings and tours are offered.

The charming colonial city of Querétaro features a preserved network of avenues laid out by the Spanish, with winding alleys and numerous baroque, civil and religious monuments from the 17th and 18th centuries.

With canyon walls of solid black marble reaching a height of 330 feet, this natural wonder is a stunning setting for hiking and walking. Additional activities include kayaking, rock climbing and rappelling, camping and biking. 

Translated in English to mean “Gate of Heaven,” Puerta del Cielo is a pass formed by two imposing mountains framing a narrow road. Beyond, you will find mountains, rivers, waterfalls and picturesque towns. 

A region of stunning natural beauty set between massive mountains, flowing rivers, imposing waterfalls and scenic towns, this landscape is as close to paradise as you can get. 

This upscale eatery is set in a magnificently restored 18th century hacienda featuring a garden courtyard with outdoor seating and a fountain. The interior dining area is home to authentic replicas of Roman, Hindu and Egyptian artwork displayed in the Louvre museum in Paris.

This historic town at the entrance to Sierra Gorda Queretana features beautiful colonial buildings and rich gastronomy, culture and traditions. In addition to sampling local restaurants, you can take long walks and visit the caves and archaeological sites just outside town.

See the landscape from a breathtaking perspective with a hot air balloon ride over the rolling landscapes and vineyards of Tequisquiapan Querétaro. Select balloon rides include breakfast.