Zacatlan Homestays

You are looking for a comfortable and beautiful cabin, we are a good option, with a good panorama, here you can breathe the freshness of a Campirano atmosphere. With 2 double beds, bathroom, stove, minibar, Tv. Bbq, firewood and charcoal with extra cost. Free Wifi. A place where when you wake up the first thing you hear is the singing of birds and the musical chimes of the parish clock. Exclusive cabin It is not shared. If we accept with educated pets. Free and Paid Parking we are waiting for you! Cabin with private bathroom inside, hot water, necessary and basic furniture for guests, stove, minibar, the patio is very wide and the panorama is spectacular. A palapa with barbecue and fireplace and ample space with a table and wooden benches. Rest space. If you like to practice some sport at 30 m. there is a very nice Deportivo. There is a Guest manual where you will find all the information you need, Phone book, Tours, etc. Courtesy of drinks in your minibar Reserving at least three nights with the maximum capacity. One person will be aware of your arrival and stay. The Palapa service is by schedule, like the stove and fridge that are outside, We will wait for you! The Cabin is on the terrace, there are very comfortable stairs to climb. They do carry children if they should be careful about the height, although there is security, etc. You can use the kitchen to prepare simple and quick-cooking foods, etc. We have the basic and necessary for a beautiful stay! There are staff who work in the attention of the Guests until 10 pm then you have the option of calling them by cell. clothing and washing for a fee nearby. The Cuautilulco neighborhood, which is very close to the center of Zacatlán, no more than a kilometer, is the quietest in all of Zacatlán, it still respects the things of others and you can walk through the streets at any time you want with great tranquility. From the center of Zacatlán exactly from the floral clock you go four streets to the north, in the direction of the street and in Jesús Arteaga