For Sale: 2 Buildings with Hotel Use in Cuernavaca, Morelos

For Sale: 2 Buildings with Hotel Use in Cuernavaca, Morelos

$100,000,000 BUILDING A (MAXIMILIANO) 6322 T 5282 C GROUND FLOOR BEDROOMS 13 SUITES 2 UPPER FLOOR BEDROOMS 14 SUITES 1 EXPANSION BEDROOMS 21 LOUNGES 1 TOTAL BEDROOMS 51 GARDENS SWIMMING POOL SUN DECK BUILDING B (CARLOTA) 4510 T 3559 C GROUND FLOOR BEDROOMS 17 UPPER FLOOR BEDROOMS 17 TOTAL BEDROOMS 34 LOUNGES 7 GARDENS SWIMMING POOL SUN DECK TOTAL BEDROOMS IN BOTH BUILDINGS 85 $100,000,000 BUILDING A (MAXIMILIANO) 6322 T 5282 C GROUND FLOOR BEDROOMS 13 SUITES 2 UPPER FLOOR BEDROOMS 14 SUITES 1 EXPANSION BEDROOMS 21 LOUNGES 1 TOTAL BEDROOMS 51 GARDENS SWIMMING POOL SUN DECK BUILDING B (CARLOTA) 4510 T 3559 C GROUND FLOOR BEDROOMS 17 UPPER FLOOR BEDROOMS 17 TOTAL BEDROOMS 34 LOUNGES 7 GARDENS SWIMMING POOL SUN DECK TOTAL BEDROOMS IN BOTH BUILDINGS 85 FOR SALE: Buildings formerly operating as a hotel in Cuernavaca, Morelos, with strong potential to continue functioning as a hotel, rehabilitation center, retreat house, or Airbnb suites. This hotel complex is not merely a property—it is a fully operational structure ready to be reactivated and generate income in a strategic location. The hotel is divided into two independent sections separated by Maximiliano and Carlota Streets—two distinct concepts that can operate jointly or separately, enabling revenue diversification and market segmentation. Both buildings feature swimming pools, gardens, and areas designed for experience and relaxation. Each includes its own restaurant, allowing for independent food service operations or integration into the hotel; both also have spa areas and extensive gardens. Ideal spaces for private events and photography sessions in an exclusive and attractive setting. Numerous possibilities—spectacular spaces. El Olindo, or the House of Maximiliano, located in the Acapantzingo neighborhood of Cuernavaca, Morelos, is a historically significant monument, having served as the site of an important 19th-century national historical event. This residence belonged to Emperor Maximilian of Habsburg and his wife, Empress Carlota. For those who understand heritage investment and hospitality cash flow, this is a strategic opportunity.