April 21, 2025
Review of Numu Boutique Hotel San Miguel de Allende
Jess
If you love temperate climates, cobblestone streets, and delicious food, San Miguel de Allende is for you! This colonial-era city is located in Mexico about four hours north of Mexico City. My husband and I spent three nights at Numu Boutique Hotel San Miguel de Allende (part of the Unbound Collection by Hyatt), and fell in love with this charming city. Here’s how we did it on points and miles….
Getting There
The Redemption
Numu Boutique Hotel San Miguel de Allende is a category 6 Hyatt hotel. That means award nights range from 21,000-29,000 Hyatt points/night. Our three nights in a standard king room were 25,000 Hyatt points/night (75,000 total). Hyatt does not charge taxes or resort fees on award stays, so we paid $0 out of pocket for our three nights. If traveling with friends or family, you could also select a standard room with two queen beds for the same points rate.
Our standard king room.
The cash rate for our stay was over $900/night. This is why we transfer a majority of our Chase points to Hyatt—because Hyatt offers such oversized value!
The Hotel
The heated rooftop pool is a great place to unwind.
The Food
We enjoyed breakfast at Numu’s restaurant, Enrique, each morning. Seating is outdoors in their beautiful courtyard. Mornings were chilly, but they had heaters and also provided blankets. As a Globalist member, breakfast charges were removed from our bill each morning. Even if you don’t have breakfast included, the prices are very reasonable. The San Miguel Style eggs were my favorite—you have to try them!
I will dream about the San Miguel Style eggs.
We also enjoyed dinner on our first night at Numu’s rooftop restaurant, NOIA. We enjoyed NOIA’s Mediterranean-inspired dishes, and the views of San Miguel de Allende at sunset were breathtaking. You’ll notice that many of San Miguel de Allende’s restaurants are open-air or rooftop, and it’s one of the things we loved!
A margarita + chips & guac + stunning sunset views at NOIA = one happy Jess.
We spent one afternoon by the heated rooftop pool and were able to order food to be brought to our loungers. I had the shrimp tacos, and they did not disappoint. Again, Numu’s food prices are very reasonable (they were around $16) given that it’s a luxury boutique hotel.
You can also order room service via WhatsApp. I took advantage of this on more than one occasion. With iced lattes costing just $3.50 and espresso martinis costing around $10, the ability to request them via WhatsApp to enjoy on our balcony was pretty spectacular.
Iced lattes delivered via room service to enjoy on the balcony? Yes, please!
Some other restaurants in San Miguel de Allende that we enjoyed were:
- KI’BOK Coffee SMA (the best coffee; make sure you enjoy from the rooftop terrace!)
- Quince Rooftop (fun for dinner + great views; you need a reservation)
- Chocolates y Churros San Agustín (the BEST churros and worth the wait; Nutella was my favorite)
Bottom Line
For just 10,000 miles/person each way, a couple hundred dollars in taxes and fees, and $0 out of pocket for our hotel, we spent a lovely three nights in San Miguel de Allende. This is the type of trip that’s only made possible by points! We loved Numu Boutique Hotel San Miguel de Allende and would not hesitate to return. Have I convinced you to add San Miguel de Allende to your bucket list?
The most charming city in Mexico!
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This looks wonderful! I’ve been wanting to go here. I especially think it would be amazing during Dia de Los Muertos. I haven’t started planning yet but I’m saving your post. I am always looking for Mexico travel posts so Thank You for the great review.