Oyamel Cabin in the Butterfly Sanctuary Reserve

If you like the tranquility of magical villages and getting in touch with nature, come to these beautiful cabins located in the Magical Village of Angangueo, a few minutes from the El Rosario and Sierra Chincua sanctuary, of the Monarch Butterfly within the forest. With a style and decoration of Pueblo Mágico and Antiguo that perfectly combines with the spectacular views and the streets of the town. Close to magical villages, EL ORO, Tlalpujahua, Grutas de Tziranda, Los Azufres and their spas. The space It has a ramp and space for 2 cars and from there you have to climb three flights of stairs that can make it difficult for people with mobility problems or older adults to get to the house, so we also recommend not bringing a large suitcase because you have to carry it up. Although the view is the reward. Once you're settled in, we have another access to the cabin that is more remote but there is not as much climbing. Guest access Each cabin has a bedroom, kitchen, dining room and a full bathroom and the barbecue area, parking lot and green areas surrounding the property are shared. Other things to note The area is wooded, with a high degree of humidity, so it is recommended in spring and summer, wear light clothes, but also clothes for a moderate cold, wear comfortable shoes, but do not skid if you decide to take a walk in the woods. In autumn and winter, the cold is Intense, so I recommend taking clothes for a lot of cold, suter, chamarra, hat and gloves, and to sleep a good pajamas. And depending on how sensitive you are to the cold, thermal underwear as well. In the rainy season, don't forget your raincoat and an umbrella, so you don't miss out on any adventure. The house has an electric heater to help with the cold inside the cabin. Please note that although the house is cleaned one day before the guests' arrival, because we are in a wooded area, dust tends to accumulate quickly. It is important to note that access to the house is by climbing three flights of stairs, which could be an inconvenience for people with mobility problems and older adults.