About Hotel Mision General Bravo
Hotel Mision is based in Chihuahua, and is just a few minutes away from Urique Canyon, considered to be the largest among the Tarahumara mountains and valleys in North America. It is an old vineyard and a historic mission church, to which the original altar is as old as 1700s but still in tact. The Jesuit missionaries founded the villa in the year 1694.
Roberto Balderrama is the hotelier behind Hotel Mision, and has received many awards within this industry. He is also known to be one of the advocates of the friendship between the United States and Mexico. He was awarded the “Best Hotelier” in the year 2004, and Hotel Mision as the best hotel chain within Mexico by the Mexico Tourism Board. The hotel also received an award as being one of the best tour operators in the year 2009, one of the best cruise shop operators in the world as well.
With the multiple awards it has received starting from the owner itself up to the hotel services they provide the guests with, it shows that they are committed in aiming the best for the guests, making their needs a top priority at every reservation, during, and after staying at their hotels.
