Villas de Colores is an authentic Mexican estate featuring four colonial style villas for rent that feature lush private gardens, terraces and pool (heating is optional). Each of the four villas features three spacious bedrooms with private bathrooms, living area, dinning room, fully equipped kitchen, and outdoor grilling/dinning area. This property is unique as it can host up to 28-30 people and is ideal for groups, family reunions or any special event.

This estate is located in one of the most exclusive corners of Cuernavaca , city of unspoiled colonial heritage and one of the most beautiful sites in central Mexico . Only 45 minutes south from Mexico City , Cuernavaca is world famous for its all-year-round spring-like 80F degree weather (27C), year-round blossoming vegetation and sub-tropical gardens. This is a unique villa rental opportunity minutes walk from Cuernavaca's Historic downtown and close to the glamour of the city's mercados, artesanias,shops, restaurants and surrounded by quite nature lush settings that are far from ordinary.

Cuernavaca is located in a small state rich with archeological ruins and haciendas, impressive scenery and natural spas. The opportunity for interesting side trips are many, all being within only a couple of hours drive, at most, from the capital. Cuernavaca is renown for its excellent language schools, many of which offer cultural activities and programs extending far beyond regular Spanish language courses. Cuernavaca was the holiday choice of Aztec kings long before the Spanish conquest. The name Cuernavaca stems from náhuatl word "Cuauhnáhuac" meaning "near the trees". Many vestiges from pre-Hispanic times remain in Cuernavaca . The pyramid of Teopanzolco, a 14 ton engraved stone called Chimalli, the great lizard carved in stone at the San Anton, and the Chapultepec Eagle, to name but a few. Cuernavaca is approximately 40 miles south of Mexico City but worlds apart in pace. At approximately 5,000 feet in altitude, it is some 2,500 feet lower and thus warmer. Magnificent views of the western flank of Popocatepetl Volcano can be seen on clear days. The Tepozteco Valley viewed from the hills surrounding Cuernavaca offers impressive sights that inspired Mexican painters.