La Villa Bonita is located in original Magic Village, Tepoztlan. Our specially-designed culinary facility and guest complex is situated on the upslope of the Tepozteco mountains with a privileged perch above the town. The 6 guest rooms and open-air kitchen have a 360 degree view of the mountains and the town below. We are in town but away from the hum of the downtown. You will hear the sounds of nature, chickens and cows but hear the sounds of the community like the church bells, the occasional bottle rocket and music wafting through the valley

Due to its year-round average daily temperature of 83 F/28 C, Tepoztlan has become an off-the-beaten-path destination for those who want a wonderful climate with a picturesque, authentic and traditional Mexican backdrop. Tepoztlan’s temperate climate with prevailing sunshine, its wonderful adobe facades, incredible local festivals, and ancient cobblestone streets attract Mexicans and foreign tourists from all over the world.

Tepoztlan is one of the most unique, authentic, and safest places you can visit. As we say, Tepoztlan is very safe and has a lower crime rate most cities and towns in the US. You will get this undertanding in the first 15 minutes after setting foot in the village. It is a place that time seems to have forgotten with its culinary traditions, wonderful local produce, and a very enjoyable pace of life focused on family and friends.

Tepoztlan is made up of stubborn townspeople and subsistence farmers who vigilantly guard their traditions from change which makes it an ideal destination for the “foodie” and the traveler seeks to experience a rich culture. “Tepoztecos,” as they are known here, appreciate the foreign tourist because you appreciate their culture. You can walk anywhere day or night and people will say “hello” to you, be cordial, but not overburdening.

This Magic Village with its mystical vibe is known as the “Sedona of Mexico” and consists of a very small, tight-knit community where people are very content with their lifestyle — a full social calendar that consists of constant cultural events, celebrations, and festivals during both the week and weekend. It is a wonderful place to visit. So, enjoy your stay and when you go home, please tell everyone about your experience in the “hidden jewel of Mexico.”