It is a comfortable and cozy bedroom located in a house located in the first frame of one of the most important towns in the State of Mexico. From the 17th century, since the rich characters who explored the Mina Del lived in the 17th century. Oro, same that years later was considered in the times of Porfirio Díaz as the second most important in the world, it is enough to visit its important cathedral to realize the importance that this place had at that time, this house is located precisely in front of the Cathedral and when it was the first important construction that was built in the town, since its location surely was built before the church, this place is half an hour from the city of Toluca and 75 minutes from Mexico City.
It has been carefully restored taking care of the environment but at the same time not spared in terms of functionality and comfort that current times demand, it has been equipped with several spacious bedrooms and with exclusive bathrooms in each one so that the demanding traveler finds all the comforts that requires a leisure or rest trip, even for people who need to stay for work purposes on site or in nearby towns.
Jocotitlan is very close to Atlacomulco and the Magical Towns: El Oro, Tlalpujahua and Aculco, which can be visited in one morning as they are located at maximum one hour from Jocotitlan.
In Jocotitlan you can spend several days visiting the Federal Protected Zone located in what is known as the Cerro de Jocotitlan which is one of the 4 volcanoes in the State of Mexico, with a height above sea level of 3,980 meters, which positions 12 of the highest mountains in Mexico, near Jocotitlan there are many Otomis and Masahuas foundations, precisely these Ceremonial Centers are located 40 minutes from Jocotitlan, approximately 4 times a year the hill is covered in snow giving us some wonderful views of these landscapes, around this mountain there are several places that have thermal springs for what is considered a volcano with low activity, also the visitor can walk the streets of the town where I still breathe a true province.
