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Home in Pichucalco

Residence in Pichucalco, La Casa de Los Abuelos.

When you visit Pichucalco you will stay in a modern and unique style house; furnished, heated, safe and with an excellent location in one of the best areas in the city, walking you will have nearby: offices, gym, bus terminal, shops, pharmacies and other places that will make your stay comfortable. The house has three bedrooms each with bathroom, the main one with dressing room, wifi, equipped kitchen, garage with electric door, heater, cistern, service and washing patio.

Private room in Tacotalpa

Welcome to Experiences

If you want to have a unique experience and be a few days quietly, I invite you to recerve a family home room, the room is equipped with a bed, hammock, a place to accommodate your clothes and things, it also has a window which enters the rays of the sun in the morning, has shared bathroom and kitchen which you can access, the family that will be serving it are very friendly will give you the best possible comfort and you can learn the mother tongue that they speak.

Cabin in Videme

Quinta Cony: Peaceful Cabin Facing the River

Escape to the tranquility of nature in our spacious and cozy cabin, located just 200 meters from a crystal clear river and surrounded by stunning mountain views. Located on a private land of 1.5 hectares, this beautiful two-story cottage is the ideal retreat for families, couples or small groups looking to relax, reconnect with nature and enjoy all the comforts in a rustic and charming setting.

Hotel room in Teapa

Hotel Azul Esmeralda In Harmony With Nature

In the walls of our rooms, it is possible to appreciate the Chukum, which is a 100% natural tree resin used by Mayan culture, complementing itself in Azul, emerald with its pasta floors in different colors and playing with the colors of the Cauo-style Chiapean embroidery in our beds and lighting up with the lamps of Jacinto de Nacajuca, Tabasco.