Beautiful cabin surrounded by forest

Enjoy a private, elegant, spacious, clean, relaxing accommodation with wonderful views that will make you feel in the middle of the forest, a large garden exclusively for guests surrounded by nature and games, you can use the barbecue to enjoy as a family, or relax in the swings or hammock, enjoy your food or snacks from the outdoor dining room or work online. The accommodation has a dining room with a fireplace, a very spacious room with a living room, TV, full bathroom, ALL PRIVATE. The space Resting in this quiet area surrounded by forest, this cabin-listed accommodation is the perfect getaway to entertain families and groups of friends alike. A unique character includes a large arched ceiling, with wooden beams and exposed chandelier LED lamps, a porthole window, and a peculiar balcony overlooking the forest-covered mountain that definitely occupies a central place. The space Outside, the property has a large garden with some fruit trees. If you are looking for some peace and quiet, you can make a campfire or use the dining room, perfect for outdoor dining. Here you can relax and enjoy the wonderful view of the forest, and enjoy the cozy hammock swings in the garden. Or you may prefer the living room equipped with a 65" TV with Netflix, perfect for a cozy movie night. Connecting to the kitchen, it has large windows that allow light to enter the kitchen and you can enjoy wonderful views of the forest as well, where you can make use of appliances. There is also a refrigerator/freezer and a microwave. In the cabin there is a king size bed, on one side there is a black leather room where you can enjoy a large screen and downstairs, in front of the bathroom there is a sofa bed. This property is near the Desierto de los Leones National Park, just 5 minutes away. After the Mexican Revolution in 1917, the Desierto de los Leones forest became the country's first national park. The Desierto de los Leones convent is an example of the Carmelite architectural style. Inside the convent, at the bottom, there is a basement, which turns out to be one of the biggest current attractions of the place and about which some legends are told; it is an extremely dark place, in which you cannot even see the person in front of you. People who enter may get lost for a few minutes, or they may hit themselves because the ceiling is very low and the tunnels are very narrow. Some of the legends say that the basement was the monks' place of punishment, a dungeon, or they were catacombs. It is worth visiting its restaurants specializing in Mexican antojitos, grilled or grilled trout, mushroom soups, marrow, etc. Some places sell pulque and specialties such as maguey worms. Additionally, there are horseback riding activities with rides through the park, ATV rentals for closed circuit riding, mountain biking, basic mountaineering, and camping activities during the day or night. In addition to these breathtaking landscapes, the city is home to a wide variety of tourist attractions, such as La Marquesa, another park that serves as a weekend retreat and recreation spot for residents of Toluca and Mexico City.