Accommodation in the most iconic spot in Jocotitlán

The room is located inside a boutique hotel in the first block of the town of Jocotitlán. The original building dates back to 1680 and was one of the first houses in the town of Jocotitlán. It is located opposite the church, next to the Municipal Palace, and offers basic amenities for relaxing, away from the hustle and bustle of the town, breathing in fresh air with a provincial feel. It is ideal for working from home, while also sharing the hotel's common areas. The space This room is located in a historic house converted into a hotel. The building dates back to the 17th century and has been equipped with modern amenities, without neglecting the details that transport you back to the time of its construction. From here, you can enjoy the common areas. The hotel has a total of 16 rooms, with a terrace and a lounge for 100 people. Some rooms are equipped with a kitchenette, giving you the opportunity to organize group or family gatherings. Guest access The hotel retains the essence of a hacienda-style house, featuring a large, traditional garden and spacious, well-lit corridors leading to the rooms. If you wish to bring a pet, please mention it when making your reservation and bear in mind that pets must be kept on a leash and supervised in the garden; they may not be left alone in the rooms. Pets are strictly prohibited from sleeping on the beds. During your stay The house is exclusively for accommodation. I am not always there in person, but there is always someone available to help guests with things like water, electricity, internet, the fireplace, and parking. I want my guests to feel at home, so I am available on my cell phone for anything they need, but for any matter related to their stay, I have the help of Sofia, a very helpful and trustworthy person who will assist them with anything they need regarding their stay. Other things to note Jocotitlán is a very high place, 2,900 meters above sea level. It is located at the foot of the mountain. You need to bring warm clothes, thick pajamas, and hiking shoes if you want to explore the mountain on foot. You can also access the crater in an off-road vehicle. The road is winding, but it is always in good condition, as several operational microwave antennas are installed in the crater. Highly recommended, hiking in the mountains