Izamal, Mexico
Casa de Madera
Casa De Madera is a place to stay in Izamal, Mexico.
Private, Historical Villa tucked away near the heart of Izamal
Meticulous wooden carvings and wall paintings dominate the design of Casa de Madera. Recently restored, this private villa charms with its original colonial architecture and new spacious bedrooms.
Secluded in a residential neighbourhood, yet within easy reach of the city of Izamal and grand archeological sites, the villa is perfectly located. At the end of a touring day, unwind in your own oasis: cross the tranquil lily pond to take a dip in the pool, have a local dish whipped up for you, or simply laze on the terrace overlooking the gardens.
Casa de Madera is well equipped and can cater to your needs. The villa is large enough and comfortable for a family or group with four suites, big living areas and a staffed kitchen.
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