Hotel & Spa Hacienda de Cortes

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Mariana & Daniel's Wedding

-To our friends and family- We’re so excited to celebrate our wedding with you. Find all the details you need to know about the big day here! We opened this page to answer your questions and give y’all more information on how we are organizing everything If you have questions preparing to attend our big day, we hope this website will be a great tool for you. If you still have questions after reviewing the site, please feel free to reach out to us.

We would love for you join us on this day

We respectfully&nbsp;request no children under 10 at the events.

-Get your passports ready—we can't wait to say "I do" in front of you! 

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Hotel options

We selected these lodging options for you to have a very comfortable stay - use the wedding code to obtain the special rate!

*Our venue has rooms onsite. It would be our suggestion for anyone traveling into the country to stay here to alleviate transportation stress on the day of the wedding. Please call to make the reservation as online will say the rooms are booked. The hacienda is a beautiful architectural piece that is a magnificent example of the Mexican colonial period. Its legends are engraved in it is great dry stonewalls and it has a historic past, all enveloped in lush vegetation and crystal-clear running water. DISCOUNT CODE: Wedding Mariana&amp;Daniel -&gt; For 10% off (one night reserved), 15% off (two nights reserved). CONTACT: 011 52 800 220 7697&nbsp; ROOMS AND RATES: *DELUXE ROOM: $ 3,465.00 pesos + taxes *JUNIOR SUITE ROOM: $ 4,305.00 pesos + taxes *SUITE ROOM: $ 5,176.00 pesos + taxes *MASTER SUITE ROOM: $ 8,379.00 pesos + taxes

Hotel & Spa Hacienda de Cortes - Rooms sold out

*This is another hotel nearby that we have selected close to the venue DISCOUNT CODE: Wedding Mariana&amp;Daniel -&gt; 10% off on the best rate available at the moment you reserve. DISTANCE TO THE WEDDING VENUE: 7 minutes&nbsp; CONTACT: 011 52 800 990 1888 ROOM OPTIONS:*SIMPLE ROOM / DOUBLE ROOM&nbsp;

Hostería Las Quintas

*This is another hotel nearby that we have selected close to the venue DISCOUNT CODE: Wedding Mariana&amp;Daniel&nbsp; DISTANCE TO THE WEDDING VENUE: 15 minutes&nbsp; CONTACT: 011 52 777 362 0276 ROOMS AND RATES:*SIMPLE OR DOUBLE ROOM: $1,309.00 pesos + taxes (Friday night)&nbsp;*SIMPLE OR DOUBLE ROOM: $1,925.00 pesos + taxes (Saturday night)&nbsp;

Holiday Inn Cuernavaca

Transportation options

Owned by a family friend, this transportation service is trusted and reputable (even Bill Clinton used them). English and Spanish spoken. Ask for Mauricio Chavez and mention Mariana's wedding for the pricing.Car:Sprinter (16 people):

First Class Transport Mexico

If you choose this option, you would travel from Mexico City's Airport to Cuernavaca and you will arrive to "Pullman de Morelos Casino". After this, you will have to take an Uber to your hotel. BUS COST: $250 - $400 pesos approximately UBER COST: $50 - $100 pesos approximately

BUS - Mexico City's Airport to Cuernavaca 

If you choose this option, you would travel from Mexico City's Airport to your hotel in Cuernavaca by Uber. UBER COST: $550 - $700 pesos approximately*this may the simplest way to travel as most people know how to Uber*

UBER - Mexico City's Airport to Cuernavaca 

Driving in Mexico can be daunting. If you are not a confident driver, we do not recommend this option. You can rent a car and pick it up at Mexico City's Airport and then go to Cuernavaca which is about 1:30 hours away.

RENT A CAR - Mexico City's Airport to Cuernavaca 

How to get around in Cuernavaca?

For those who didn't rent a car, the best option is to get an Uber ride in Cuernavaca.

Map - Mexico City's Airport to Hotel & Spa Hacienda de Cortes

Map - Hosteria las Quintas to Hotel & Spa Hacienda de Cortes

Map - Holiday Inn Cuernavaca to Hotel & Spa Hacienda de Cortes

Valet Parking

There will be Valet Parking available for the wedding day. For the people that is not staying at Hacienda de Cortes it would be an extra fee of $50 pesos.

Travel

Our Wedding

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The greatest gift you could give us is attending our wedding. Anything else is an unnecessary but appreciated gift.

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In Mexico City:

With its brightly painted trajineras&nbsp;(flat-bottomed boats), traditional chinampas&nbsp;(floating gardens), and network of flower-perfumed canals, Xochimilco—the “Flower Garden”—is the kind of place that will have you reaching for your camera at every turn. The floating gardens of Xochimilco make an easy half-day trip from Mexico City, and the quintessential way to explore is a traditional trajinera&nbsp;boat ride around the Xochimilco canals and islands. Xochimilco tours are often combined with a Mexico City sightseeing tour, visits to historic sites such as the National University of Mexico or the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan, or a tour of the Coyoacán neighborhood.

Xochimilco

Known as the City of the Gods, Teotihuacán was the metropolis of a mysterious Mesoamerican civilization that reached its zenith around AD 100. Once the largest city in the region but abandoned centuries before the arrival of the Aztecs, Teotihuacán boasts towering pyramids and stone temples with detailed statues and intricate murals. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is commonly visited on day trips from nearby Mexico City. See the pyramids from above on a sunrise hot-air balloon ride before exploring the ruins on the ground, or opt for an early-morning tour with an archaeologist to learn the site's history and avoid the crowds that descend later in the day. Teotihuacán highlights include the Moon Plaza, the Sun Pyramid, the Palace of Quetzalpapalotl, and the Temple of Quetzalcoatl (the feathered serpent). *Note from Mariana: There is a restaurant called La Gruta near here inside of a cave. Very cool experience! https://lagruta.mx/ *

Teotihuacán  

Coyoacán, one of Mexico City’s oldest districts, is alive with color and culture. Centered around twin plazas perfect for people watching—Plaza Hidalgo and Jardín Centenario—Coyoacán is characterized by museums, quaint cobblestone streets, and roadside churro vendors. Beloved by locals and visitors alike, Coyoacán’s historic center (aka Villa Coyoacán) is easy to explore on foot in as little as half a day. Stroll the cobblestone streets before relaxing in one of the many pretty plazas; take a walking tour to learn about the pre-Hispanic and colonial history of the district, or uncover Frida Kahlo’s artistic legacy. Alternatively, combine a visit to Coyoacán with stops in Xochimilco, University City, or Teotihuacán. And don’t miss the trio of popular house-museums, once occupied by Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Leon Trotsky, respectively. *Note from Mariana: the street corn here is amazing.*

Coyoacán 

Chapultepec Park, named for the Aztec word chapoltepec (at the grasshopper’s hill), is one of the world's largest city parks. The green space spans 1,695 acres (686 hectares) and is dissected by walking paths connecting quiet ponds, monumental buildings, and museums. Located in the center of Mexico City, Chapultepec Park is found 3 miles (5 kilometers) from the zócalo, or central plaza, along the border of the popular upscale neighborhoods of Reforma and Polanco. Considered one of the world’s oldest urban parks, it’s believed to have been set aside as green space in the 1300s, but wasn't officially protected until 1428 by King Nezahualcoyotl. In addition to exploring the grounds by bike, Segway, or on foot, many tours also provide the option to visit main attractions, such as Chapultepec Castle, which is home to the National History Museum (Museo Nacional de Historia) and the National Museum of Anthropology (Museo Nacional de Antropología).

Bosque de Chapultepec

Mexico City’s Plaza de la Constitución, better known as the Zocalo, is the cultural and historic heart of the city. The Zocalo is a gathering place for political protest and cultural celebration and a good place for visitors to get a taste of Mexico City. This large open-air square in the Centro Historico is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the city's top attractions. Tour the National Palace (Palacio Nacional) on the Zocalo's east side, where massive murals by Diego Rivera depict the nation’s history. Step inside the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana) for a look at religious colonial art. Or, tour the archeological finds at Mexico City Great Temple (Templo Mayor). Visit the Zocalo independently or as part of a Mexico City sightseeing tour—on foot, by bike, or even via Segway. Tours typically include stops at major attractions, such as Bellas Artes and Plaza Garibaldi, and there’s also a popular Teotihuacan pyramids tour to consider. *Note from Mariana: the oldest churrería in Mexico is nearby. Get fresh churros and a hot chocolate - http://elmoro.mx*

Zócalo

France has the Champs-Élysées, New Orleans has St. Charles Street, and Mexico City has the Paseo de la Reforma. More than just a major thoroughfare that spans the length of the city, the street is a historical touchstone to remind all who pass through the robust history of Mexico City. Angel of Independence (Monumento a la Independencia)Built in 1910, this iconic monument commemorates the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the nation’s War of Independence. Its towering stone column stretches high into the Mexico City skyline and both drivers and pedestrians can see its golden angel statue as they move about the popular Paseo de la Reforma. The base of the monument also serves as a mausoleum and final resting place for a number of Mexican war heroes. Today, the most prominent buildings in Mexico City reside along the avenue. Also along the paseo are many historic monuments, including ones to Cuauhtémoc, Simón Bolívar, José de San Martín and Christopher Columbus.

Paseo de la Reforma

Things to Do

COVID-19

COVID protocol for the wedding day 

The temperature of all the guests will be taken, in case someone presents the temperature above normal, they will not be allowed to access. There will also be antibacterial gel stations for the use of the guests on different places of the event.

COVID Negative Test to go back to USA

You will need to get tested no more than 48 Hrs before you travel by air into the United States and show your negative result to the airline before you board your flight, this test can be done at Mexico City's Airport. We do suggest you arrive at the airport at least 3 hours ahead to get through testing and the airline check-in.

Schedule

Welcome Cocktails

Wedding Day

2:30 PM

Arrival

3:00 PM

Ceremony

4:00 PM

Cocktail

5:30 PM

Dinner

7:30 PM

Party

9:30 PM

Bouquet

11:00 PM

Break

2:00 AM–2:00 AM

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Optional Brunch