Hacienda Sepúlveda

Lagos de Moreno, in Jalisco, is known for the more than 80 impressive Haciendas that are located in this place. And the Hacienda Sepúlveda is one of the most visited and prosperous in the region. We invite you to get to know it and spend a great day with us enjoying a horseback tour through its surroundings.

Hacienda Sepúlveda was built at the end of the 17th century and today we are a luxury Boutique Hotel that also offers endless activities to our visitors, with horseback riding being one of our main attractions, as visitors will be able to enjoy beautiful views around the Hacienda including our own lake.

The Hacienda is located on the old Camino Real route, and it is curious because it is the intersection point of 3 of the most touristic cities in the region: Guadalajara, Guanajuato and Zacatecas. Visiting us is an opportunity to disconnect from your routine and live an experience in contact with nature. In addition, horseback riding is one of the most relaxing activities you can do, it allows you to be in contact with the horses, very noble beings, who will take you along beautiful trails surrounded by beautiful vegetation strong and impressive natural landscapes.

During the journey, you will also be able to enjoy the architecture of the Hacienda while our guide explains the history of this magnificent place, such as how several meetings were held there prior to the movement. of independence, so characters from our history like Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla and other insurgents met in this place

By visiting us you can also enjoy our gastronomy, enjoying delicious Mexican food recipes inherited for generations. In addition, the hacienda has beautiful romantic corners where they can prepare a lunch or dinner for two. We also have different events throughout the year that you can enjoy such as the Paella Festival or Festival, the Pulque Festival or the Tacos, Tequila and Jazz Festival.

Escape to Lagos de Moreno, live a great horseback riding experience and enjoy your stay at Hacienda Sepúlveda.