Rancho Coyotepec Hospedaje

Welcome to Hostal la Macia, your Zacatlan “home away from home.” Hostal la Macia aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Nearby landmarks such as Automatas del Bicentenario (1.4 mi) and Mirador de Cristal de la barranca (1.5 mi) make Hostal la Macia a great place to stay when visiting Zacatlan. Guest rooms offer a seating area, and Hostal la Macia makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the bed and breakfast, including a 24 hour front desk and shops. In addition, guests can enjoy barbeque facilities during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. While you’re here, be sure to check out Amici tutti a tavola, one of the Italian restaurants that can be found in Zacatlan, which is a short distance from Hostal la Macia. Should time allow, Los Murales De Zacatlan is a popular attraction that is within walking distance. Hostal la Macia puts the best of Zacatlan at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.

Xic Xanac it’s a family owned ecological development built in which it was a 1880 colonial farm or hacienda using recycled materials from the region. Surrounded by mountains and in the hearth of the sierra (mountain range) of puebla Mexico about 2:30 hrs from mexico city int. airport. On August 2006 we start welcoming alternate tourism from all over the world for those who wants to experience the beauty of small towns in Mexico, have real contact with local people and really have the chance to get to know the culture and nature of mexico in a different way.As soon as you get into Xic Xanac immediately will have the sensation of being in a place made with love and commandment and great vibe. Let us invite you to know our facilities you wont regret. Facilities are mainly of clay and wood, to obtain the warmth of this material born from our land. We have lots of activities and tours like morning walking’s through the woods or mountains, cycling tours, outdoors fireplaces, visiting the Valley of Piedras Encimadas and Ruta del Pulque (local ancient prehispanic drink), yoga classes, temazcal ( prehispanic steam bath) walking around ancient villages in the middle of the mountains ( visit a real totonaco street market where they still trade different items)