Founded in 1604 by the Colegio de Cristo, this historic hacienda in the countryside of Morelos (just 1.5–2 hours from Mexico City) was once a major producer of sugar cane, yielding over 480,000 liters annually. Its baking sugar earned international recognition at the Universal Exhibition in Paris.

Located in Tlatizapan, the cradle of the Zapatista revolution, the hacienda was looted and destroyed during the conflict. Decades later, in the 1960s, a publishing magnate restored it as a tranquil retreat from the chaos of city life.

Today, this hacienda is a private paradise hidden among lush gardens and fruit trees. Spanning over 6 hectares, the property features 10 beautifully appointed rooms with handcrafted finishes, Talavera-tiled bathrooms, air conditioning, and premium bedding.

Guests can unwind by the heated pool, explore the historic grounds, or relax in the serenity of this timeless escape.

When booked through CasitaMX, your stay includes a full culinary experience. A private chef and waitstaff serve an open menu daily from 8:00 AM to 10:30 PM, offering exceptional meals and warm hospitality without ever leaving the property.

Perfect for family vacations, reunions, or intimate events, the hacienda also includes a charming private chapel and generous outdoor spaces for unforgettable gatherings.

Just 20 minutes from Lake Tequesquitengo and El Rollo Waterpark, Hacienda Acamilpa blends history, nature, and effortless luxury — all within easy reach of Mexico City.