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Cocoyoc is a Nahuatl word that means "the place of
coyotes"and the town of Cocoyoc is many centuries old and existing before the Spanish conquest. The tlahulcan, another Nahuatl group, founded Cocoyoc
in the eleventh century, two hundred years before the Aztecs became the dominant group of the Nahuatls and established their capital.
A magnificent colonial style Mexican spa resort with old world
charm and grandeur. This property has transformed the History and
romance of a 16th Century sugar plantation into a unique 22-acre resort. Feel the energy as you walk back through time beyond the fortressed walls. As you meander across the cobblestones, ancient doorways and stone walls the clinging vines, brilliant flora and waterfalls embrace you.
 
Hacienda Cocoyoc Mexico spa resort offers a range of amenities for active or passive
vacations. The property boasts three large swimming pools built amongst ancient stone structures, tennis courts, jogging track, and a 9-hole/18 hole resort course adjacent to
the property. A well-manicured championship 18-hole 6800-yard par-72 course with valley views is available nearby for guests at the private Club Campestre Cocoyoc.
The opportunity to explore this historic valley is presented with an extensive list of
attractions encouraging you to experience its magic. Many cultural and Eco-excursions are available to learn of the previous Aztec Empire and round out your recreational activities.
For those preferring to indulge themselves in some pampering relaxation, Hacienda
Cocoyoc offers a wide range of health and rejuvenating treatments within the confines of their secluded world-class spa.
All the original buildings, the aqueduct, the sugar mill and artefacts have been
impeccably restored to their original glory. There are 300 rooms and suites, comfortably furnished and decorated in Spanish colonial style. Twenty-two of the suites even feature
their own private swimming pools.
The dining areas serve both Mexican and International cuisine as well as spa cuisine.
The resort has four restaurants, with varying hours and days of operation, three bars and the four hundred year old sugar mill becomes a magnificent setting for their weekend disco.
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